The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-13 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSION& [The following IN • fuller report Man was Ws WO ID give lad evening of yesterday's smaosimehm] The court rat woo yestestlay at aerkespal.rad w essoilei with the opposed applications for mule am& dinsig beani' and elm the new applications. Then win pee gent—dr. Pawed; the chained ; Mr. H Mr. BMW ford. Mr. naps. Mr dohs Stott Lillis, Ifs. P. Young. Mr. H. Whits, Yr. Dade, Mr. Consisted. Mr. E. W. Cox, Mr. Feakomr, Wt. Jobe T. Powell, Mr. Antra:ma, Mt. Brooking, Mr. Ihkedeeek, Armenia& Mr. indee Wine nerowei. Bekerell. Lori !raid Brine Mr. d Cherie Irinerand. Major Lyon, Mr. D. Ilieleher A lL 11= Mr. W. P. Bodkin, Sir John GaAs., Mr. Abel Hark?. Hr. Grath', Me. Job. Ladle: Mr. Par Treeby Mr. B =ll , Lir. Dedham Mr. Aldrmaa Hu m kr. Mz• Biaaidm Hr! trealice3.lzilieriereW bert :Isseg, Stara, Mr. T. li Miller, .P., Mr. Swift, Mr. Themes caged Dichnia. Mr. Goodharij_ Mr. Wl l 4 Laid ek George Hodskinsoo, dr. Ismihsed. Mr.Knighs, Mr. Sown, Mr. Simpson, Mr. Aldereeen Men; Me. Theadd.P., Mr. P. H. N. Glossop, Mr. Lapp and amoral Aber 'Winn The het owe token wee Wt of the Alluneks Panes, La=ners, the thaw foe which fur modem! deader, for a reared Mr.X lidwerd ?peel IV% re se hie. ee of Her Maje• mace by Mr. mad 71 1 Mail. saw gruclr;i d r. Serpent Belleatiee, wiseldly retalad, milk r. Sleigh. The learned Commel, in • the in for the Mine (arm (atter it had be. by the elf gem that he did Dot think the pentionn send the lioness had, strictly say locus wadi before the north aid hie down would be very no, but it wu Ide duty to slats needy to the court the grown upon which he in in dented to (woo the renewal of this Boman. The w inners who opposed wen the theses aid maseppea of the Haymarket, New Adolphe, Lynda, read Olympic Theente, and the petition set forth that if this Henn wen we tinged to the Altoona a wide wadi be pined in the heads of Mr. Smith, who aiady bed H. Majeetp s Theatre sod Dewy Leas ; sad that is the werehemeasn el wegtheedieed at Lander squ eutare there pled, id pbese plebe =el= obis abaulasie, sod pion rend which the Wad with what wee hen pope* knew se the Dodd evil. Mr. Mdelessa wegesdei te mg that the bed at a large ontley the Wilihneee t= l e . d ie aught acit to he la their Yawn I. the way is which those ia would he miridised by thin bane lig given to the Alhambra. Mr. Meth% In his MOW rtihrfor the &dee. mid be wed to en the e hi the ran w a . the Haagethaquere Rowe, and pines ol hew dot bat den had bees a awes there, aed %ad pries debbkie d Wes enestlng W matf pis etthing , , asid w all y •• the OW of d the pin in . add in the while mem he pawn= to the spirit sad West id the Duna. lls.Vl6 6 a m epellel In • D. owe to the Lad Gbembeden aid bed hwa retied. eel he wee now seeking to do mar the lien= el this sown that for which the Leal Chsimbwida bed winged Ws harem. Was Underwear* • Wen le slid the wed d ouch se sonhilduset whiled ? 7We adildiew see throwed with Smiler paean the Ira ed la each is.. to Wept the primal*** we dewed in pubic Wen theeelme—the nor eerily el the arighlwar heed for a hewed bone. Whet wee the eauedy kr pies whim • ipediele was gong ea psell s iewftw u r: i =imee or bars eini zez :it il ee je7l 2ght be provided ? If then ow a necessity for such ••place, which was patting forward • • very natal:et, wee Mr. Weld tb: o pr i re loater a i d it he os . He would in no matter be merelraeoutithe of the cowl, men one else would be eutreeted with the menageenent, and thew foe. Mr. Smolt would became • weepdirese, sad he =dela say am interloper. The neighbourhood would be Fen. diced by this beense being granted, and having dose ball duty, so be hoped fairly to Mr. smith sad to id dies* sad brieght the we co its merits property before the amt. it would red with them to decide whether the boom ahead be puled or act. Mr. Sensual Halhiatine—l do ad thew whether it is the dab of the heed that I should address them. It is very well to beer what Mr. Death« aid Mr. Benjamin Webner have to urge woe the subject d public monis, but Chet door oot ailed the worths. The Chained put the gaieties, and warly every magis trate present voted for the bones. License (raided. CainiOnlen atialMett. The application of Mr. Tema Bartlett Simpson for the remwal of the lieges. to Cretnornet:ardeu war then taken. Two petitions, one by the vestry of Chelsea and one by the bard of guardians", were lodged, but Do one appeared in of them. These petitions were read, and they al ed that Cremona, Ganlens was a place of resort for prostitutes of all classes, and that their presence there adonial a means of attraction for persons of the opposite ▪ that the garden. were kept opera utll hate bourn—S, 3, and 4 in the inorulug ; that the tranquillity of the neighborhood was in cm:m.6 , loooos disturbed, the value of Lose property materially depre-sated, and in fact that ("remora. Gsriletis wsa • enhance to the inhabitants and to the ratepayers of the parish. Mr. Serpent lialleatine (with whom we. Mr. D. Mane sad Mr. Poland) said he bad to address the beach on behalf of Mr. Simpson, sad he had to woolen mein* al not sale the unmerited but scandalous penseetiee to which that gentleman woe subjected year slier year. • petition use lodged aroma M r . Menpoon's applioatioe wader " the Ceounuu star of the vestry, but no one had dared to sena foe want to support it, and be roweled that it was se eseadalone • persecution as ever was &doodad whist ny %added or servant of the whin The lensed mind elmetly adverted to the history of Cremorthgeedne Wee the doe when Mr. Ellis had the haw sad and Mr. aimpos had had the gnaw tee year gad though thew bed hem op position to the licene, the wightsaell opiates of the head sad the improved tow of paths opine hod enbisil Mr. Snares der the lieges. peeled to him from year to year to carry on the gardens for the entertaiament sad esmea a• well as the amusement, of the ppunblic. Ile bad in. vested • very large capital is the uadebkiag ; and who could my that in the reielt of lie mmeggeneet there had been anything prejudicial to the public morals ' Three years ago there was an opposition from the same quarter. The court then considered that the complaints urged spinet Cremona were unfunded, end rgaranted Mr. Nampa his license. Why was he by Uwe trum ry po m m It Was • waked sad deire! rate set forth is the iodides, that weeded la the neighbourhood of Crowns bed deletimulet Wield oonseidecue of that estabhshinent being MANI GS as it was, lt woe a hard course of proceeding a• and Mr. &mown who had agile Wee pat to the troubb god si red of &feuding hie rib, tadmula. gad birproperty • it wis not cooly that, but the waiths was Mere: epostfal to the leash, and Minder ameneye of the public, far the odd they were to eemethicee the nod with with witnesses to support their aspens& What doyen? They And from &WOW ; they dung their pethionalthecont, sad nay wrote • letter to Mr. dimpeca's solicitor stating that they did ad Wed to goon, bet woad allow the 'winos to ransinonthe Ilse of the court. They did not take the wanly, bonee=t forwent cane of withdrawing alageilbor, bet Simpson to be put to the alawyslaws, anxiety, and of &mann lam . .prepered to meet the mpasataga. Sitie•a 4 Bahatme) UMW'S wook rathrlymud far the future all this sort of ainenaptd• He had mode himself anweated with was of the culmantemee memectied with the erste of lb.. °pp...Stan and be lewd the* there was • =penemige of the was el 'Ann who Went ids inter. ia ail Mho. pertiesher awl rascal, , ono Sae hisseall the eggegmen of " • none by which he would whew bgwell= l in hod hisomy. la ow of his wenn. that hanks! had third that he would rather ban 311 sighs& chapels doe Orenesee. lltd without bonging whether Cremorne widen& plasma *mad to promote popery, or Wade rhovela to mama thededre foe rational aniusionat Is meth and dewing, he weshkey, ta sl dohneme to the peek Mr. Wide. he iregrained ' oppuitioa was all bash aid humbug flet the pod el the vestry ad one et whom bed dewed be ewe linseed be deferd the elimptiese. They Welded thewebse were " • eannas aid ; yet year after year M. Ilmipses yea az- I pored to the veneration of Wrap he delead hie pro - the am. meet vital Wands. It une high ties the legiekature pat a sad be this date of which ansieshed Wady to aa , fwd wee neenideut wi th the preens dated hig and the we a which we Inc On man elesowelise be wail make. It appeared that the Chelsea vestry maid eau*, lad myth* to talk shout but eremens. Cremona we to them whet the affairs of Italy hod hen to the Hume ali Comomme—all talk. He wee ware the Middleman been we out r rie r we • men pmendin, a cruel, nenwllleken. end vindictive opm e m ia . w h ic h origkeaktre sat be amour to rapport ; sad be Deed ziot say thee the wend eine of the British pomp and the cant lialkemed elm of the Malawi bean would Aided sad =ant • *the wen • public servant, from ouch The leaned enjimat's darns was week The Claim= that put the limenes, sad the was renewed by the entabood nee id the heath (Chien) Mr. aerjent Payee DAM if the court bad sot the power to awned ode egt d thertitioners feertheet Dellutme—W • hove looked laic. that meatier Whey ailenatorely. mid end yen have not We an wirely he their Mei ad pint t. Mr.Mew= the. left the smart with • crowd frith& Marla Narks. ei tbeeerbery -bell, applied for • tramline( • Menge le hind, hem dein Woodier, for the Ihrer add Clasibt. Ostaliburask. Mr. darjautt lialhoida• aged Ms. Omar woe led the appellhat. Mg. Modiega sod Mr. AIWA is Tb. eppreedinirries'are wee en the morel gonad that es esidiliewl piss of public selerlaimesk web se Mx Medra civil la ten them hremisee ate, de sot re paha. The heath Wdge e, graded the = shwa wesimered I. ay; Was Gedelsy appli the reemal of • license to the Nen ad ithandi Swath ia Oath Farm Luc Mr. gbaleb swprorlal the eppliedien, Mr. Montt' mod Mr. Genet' appeased la appoilias. The beach pruned the Dense, ga the welmeindleg did it tees te he end oaf, es flu as de here araa =awl use aid to *stead be gaulue it! puma . _ _ N.Weral Mar - ems IMO prowsedwl with. of will& a 112 t will be p , soi Yr sowilloillowswil Sethi@ day globoky). VIII POLICE 00filtrit . _ MASISIONMOVEIL • wollibered tem nowt ANIMP Hosea vas Wars the LIMYq, k the ad* • t lboult i = amt. two i. l .. the ettriehlos, iiereig with Reqt a t hre ure ittrfor lIL eta. V& Mott le awe eolethelor Peak, mew tl. bilkartig ettreordhery deremetaaces. Kr. Boy, the solicitor to the London and Weirmn" der .11.:mizeiree `' him an oreenet of Ohs bele that wore to la teak re pat Ite poneedbp farther then having a prime& netatenleatkin tab *dud piaser when the enee was called em. hit* mnbld ep bathe busk end sail be bed to eampli. to Os Log Muer as sd antmps eat had bees esimileed Egon Idea kr la Oven Me entiody neon sharp af for pry, mid be to haw who lie aremer was, and he would were him pny dna* for what be bed done. The Lard /layer legetred bow the prisoner came into wet* ben* t the aim, replied that he fr o m plum in =0r ... 0f Informalice he receivedl gentleman prserLord Mayor laviguieshed ea latimslisa t the was not in s soul Aare of mind, *abed lf thaw I W were in SOL any of his Mande punk aid be was Informed there Sinairt. the olleer, was thee own. and be elated that whim be wed to the prisoner's harm to apprehend him he frond lan being held down by two men, red he had used sub elms limb towerds his wife that she wasto the &restart Tie here, in an excited manner, exclaimed, " W and what have youb do with UM? Cheat a man quered with his ak salad a fellow like yon coming into tie home sad look* Mesas:charge of forgeryl (A lanik ) The maa me in andody upon this chase is liable to harry It will cost be, Ilia" lough.) The Lord Mayor thee add be &add like to see under whet eimeneekenes Mee isms we. pr 'ad 'Pinot the prisoner. Jidda Adana a had and gimes asistrent, carrying ea imam is upper Thmase.airest, was swim sad he sated that he beget as 1111111111111111 leak the Lewis and West ndneosl/4,1•46.11tA sed draw* the two cheqes u sow end dead Nigativekr the and 4th of about that past At that time they were for M. lea, ad be gave them to his warehouseman for petty ma. They bad lee tea altered to the nun of IM. eieb, sad ebb allealue had not tees made by him, and had not motioned B. He added that he knew nothing what ever of the prieener. Mr. Jolts Manaill. the landlord of the Queen's Had Ts Upper Themealrese, lispeassi that the two cheques drawn tie Mesa vases la IL seek age Imeighb ita by Mr. wurekeneeme, sal beam las era for Wawa Mead the for slue Ilea eal about the 411 el Osteter the psh ailed at liana and gas Lee a dope to H am m: Bowtharie lamb at the Leaden and Osenty sal aka him to gimp it, sad he pa ha the two IL of Kr. Adam Ice it. The phase went awn e t a hi stout two hours and ewe 4L in and ad lin a theirey the 4L cheque Uri be had given but be Mud to de so, sod b now reared it. When Omer pre him the 4/. he at the saw time him an Mayor—Mgt did be give you tat lor? The witty said thet began it him in ma Mat he might procure another V. amine of Mr. Adams for it. Mr. ' Adams was not at home, and therefore he wee made to obtaia one, hat the passer aid that if he amid AWN ay small ague of Mr. Adams's he should hie to have M. Mr. W. Sager, cashier at tb Southwark branch of the Londe. and Comity Bask, deposed that no the Ith of Clim ber the pram opened so moult with that tooth and a cheque book was banded to him. The cheque for 11. pro doord by Mr. Marsha wee one of the cheques oat of that ' book. The primmer opened the amount with a cheque for I 701. apes Mesa Chanington and Co., the brewers, and he mid be had kept an account with Mewl. Barclay sod Co., la that he had closed it, and he would pay in some in the acute, 0/ We day. The cheque for I'M wee nor= Prisoner (in an excited tow)- -Well, arn I to be answer able for that! The auras. given when the cheque was pm panted warn that there were no orders to pay. Am Ito be /barged with forgery for • oonuneretal ? (A laugh.) Mr. Sager then raid that the prisoner drew the cheque for TOL epos Mews. Cheerington in his prance, and although he had ope e eed the amount in the name of kieuell he signed the chequ William Follett. Primmer— Yea, I bad the authority of Mr. Follett to draw the cheque. He owed me the money, and authorised me to draw epos Mews. %erasion for The Lard Mayor asked the witness whether he did net onsider it a singular circumstance that the prisoner should Mgs the same of Follett. Mr. Sager replied that he did, and be questioned the Lir'boa it, and he gave the same explanation be now rle added that the 41. cheque wou ld, of worse, not have been paid upon the credit of the cheque for 'TOL until the amount bed been raised._ In answer to questions put by Mr. Goodman, Mr. Sedger stated that the altered word "twelve" in the cheques produeed appeared to him to resemble the pri sooer's handwriting. Dv. Childs, the surgeon to the City police, then addressed his lordship, and aid he had felt it his duty to attend and Mate some facts within his own knowledge respecting the pri ' 0000 T which would probably vide hits in disposing of the case. Hs had attended Mr. FlazaA who was • very rwspoeWbls num, sad his &m ay, for 2,J yea" and he had no heel. talks in saying that at the primes* time he was of unsound mind, and not respirable for his acts. About • week ago be came to his survey to consult him, and while he wee there he fen into as ~c fit, and he should not hesi tate sow to Igo a eeelisrite that be was a lunatic, with • view to Ms Urns removed to some asylum where be would be takes corm cf. He bad lately been very violent, and his wife eennidered that her life was in danger, sod on the previous day he had followed her about the house with two pokers, and she was obliged to lock herself in the rialier to escape from him, or he would certainly have done her ems injury. He was labouring under several very Me hollasimotiose, one of which wee that, although really is anbermised circumstances, he was about to came ioto that peoesamion of greet wealth, sod acting upon this he had gone about taking public-houses and employing people to fit ap. The Lord Mayor mid that after this statement he should feel himself justified in ordering the prisoner to be takes to the union, where he would be provided for until his friends mode some arrangements for his ode custody. The prisoner, who although evidently labouring under aberration of mind had evinced • great deal of conning mid shrewdness during the promsding, here exclaimed that be shoald call upon his liseo deride ups the charge of &Rory before he entered upon an other unpairy. Al to his Wed sent to the =doe, be did not require to be sent to any nnioe—he was a gratleman, and his friends cou ld provide for him. He mid be considered there was not the slightest evidence support the charge of forgery, and be upoe his lordship to discharge him from (A. ke it ) Lord Mayor told him he could not discharge him, and it p better for hint chat he should go to Use union for Tie primmer was then very unwillingly taken away by the dims, sad Dr. Childs kindly undertook to common'. ate with the primmer's friends. TOHAITEZET. Jaws Athiosy me inumaralal imeller, was &imp( whit stisilsi yekahhipAysiek. tifilfalft al Ookesi Gap Nark et es LOW Amy, mar a. Irving deft akommismes Osi:Oeseis Nowa of tie Is Army, sad residing at 14, Bt. Jammideopea, MOB ems* out of the Opus Oa nadir night mad vsing aptimadeanade when I felt head a a!" ftsoa vend b whleh I bed my watab, and a kaldog dews found tim alga diva and the watch pme. At the mate time I fen ttisiaad I saw this priosor I making mown I Died his elosk, but he to hunk awn eea mil to away. I ran aflarM. ann , a 'al" " awl Its famed the comer al as Arai sad dim AM being under the Amok last being einsaked norm he ran beck into the =m b lln ese t hie list Aging be to the vowed, ead ev I an* up to him, and under bun was nay mambo srslil sopmemsil myself of. The gime was Won sad the hails else, It baring been wrenched hem the Asia. 11 lof the sane of ghat lb guinea, but arlsbelly east me 40 pines. A imam= was triad cumish to emit me till a casaba came up. I never lost sight of 111 2 1 . 1 f sr sodaia Haim Imenemema. of I, UPPor games' Mask add—l wee Madan at the goner of Marta dent, weitig few a Mad, sad bearings may of "Ina lidef ! " tamed mintd, sad board the anima who au Mon& cry mt. " nen he gOO% tan he pm r bat bowies • simpiciou he was • thief, cal*s blo. and he end I thes maw him throw away • 'rata Ma Of his nod tie Liman mom ap and enema the watch. 11. 4 the coming up, the plow was taken to e _ _ rish, 331 A. mid dosing a mewl smunbled, I went up, and the gentleman said tim Meow bed taken bis watch ham hie pocket. The prima Mid lw was himself ramie( altar de Wet to stop Way wad Wpm! I would net take him into eamiedy. Waage B. Walsh, peke ei the moan, mid We prisoner : a:=l ban in Awing WI beat Mr. Mansfield d ow tie elm. d thwilidse gold watch, and is Matheef& Wan wan* egamftaad him far • lawatah Mabee lamplaid germ waridup's Madam, sa get*fai isms the vas he add yes had been ao kind to hiaa—he expecting is yeare—than be would soon come to the sestet again. Mr. Tynrititt—Aftw away ran t certainly was a little behind in my ditty that =anon. Inspector Holden said on the °coulee anadml to two watches were stolen at the mama how (Swag) the IMMO ili‘k aiwwwitaad for &palatines hariag been read over, We primmer was trm/ 8017TAWARK. ./s/We Andersen. • Ilsoldirdreend woman, was with etealisig >k 17.. from sightoi saw ren ai nt a bar lisPaty s navy. preseedsr., raw, end that ea Red wit, het ha eeishied low dye' Isere hem ens a leer 1. 12~ eidpe ea Peeemeasali, aad arrived the was dor .on. On the previem alight he went to the Wirt. shintar Lois Hall. is the loreea. sad Ater be left then, hi mai MVO is Weeetuslanesessway, and they got bey- eceevermiler tegeiterrwit be owerlided from tit tint mho tam owe of 1111011111114 After bee te k ar leltitropelesoe sear be too cut ameareft Elmira ft be lesr. rMokl4 oatdb end ieK' weld ee to Os INA* end aek bee Idiot it wail • ru ewe fart* Uwe days,' w 'imp mp imi Neztimmi th- 1 10:111 . 0 1.1 41%; Isaellody about bar; bet, behead of a reply. wea USW eel of ea boom He TIONIII/Oli about be law • pebereoestablik to edema be related We obeesooleseas, ✓id wan Imre oderwarda be ass Ye phew aid gave bar lite eielody. ll* Omer demolotbiebe seen the preateuter'm money, se *Mei - AU dee lel boa La was a weirs. la arm, to Mr. Booolemee tb.Pramarakt mad be hold lb bead oat to the pelmet eel* the IL Ik Is it, wad he allowed ler to tabs it to meow with the boludy, sad the prom bed to brims Wm bark the Yr. Beath= alerted that o ttrores did sot ease= that of hisey, as tie peossouter bei .Deedotimia bar to Ms Ow wavy. IIISO old Ikeda bat be oceeldered Set orb hid soled Judi to As poor sailor who behaved so porously towards bor. THAN ES. Jain Jambs and Gimpy Doman, porters in the employ of 1114 John Wffliam Bard" auctioneer, of 274, Whitechaptd roid, were me whh began a large quantity of mis abed us cellaneow*, Hr. Burderfaid thetablems bed been in his em nine atethe. They the entire eentrol Sad anatady the to to him for ale, end he Val hi ataidlnelki thir briegdytnd hobby. tram hie sele.rann an bard an a m i dons lu r li ke ad n emu et amegeet da min Thumb, even wbsb in emibigesnee of ties. able, ' Duinswey, • lisiedive polies. etert No, 1119 If, to Vre dirdbirpharre d the prima& Jacob, 9r, Hndosheinis•hae. whine lige him fate eesiodg, and clued him with • pistol tin aedi Who service. The pri• &ant maid he ams_ gel*, and teat been his podia two pawnbrokers' bbftater—eas" rebid le•• plaid ardenuat sod a tan-fit, yd the OWNM two prime of boob. He then searched - Lin borne mad Mod it hIl di his goo& boa limp to baled. br. Yardley—Whet sort of goads? Mr. Burdoo—Household furniture and utensils of every 1111111KriptiOn had bean stolen from his saberoom. The pn sonar aid be wee net the owl, one guilty of robbing him, mad maid that DOG= bad also stolen goods from the Gala. matio. He said be thought lib be impoinibia, forDooan was • stupid and drunken fellow, but never appeared bobs dia. bast. Jacobs' wife and family mid it was too boa, and he them went along with Dunnawag gs o ts t!te dwelling of Dawn, No. 1, Geodnuues-yard, and seemed Dona of steeling a • of boas • beadle of knives and forks. He denied it, and mid the psapaß was is the gals-MOM. Dunaway searched the and found several pawnbrokers' duplicates upon Wm rolstirg to the knives, forks, boots, and other fft°l6:6l:Zatr. Dunnaway, 12A 11, malmasid all the pans of Mr. Bardon's endemic, mad peaked the dapitales rimed to. In answer to &Aunties byNt. Y Hr. Bombe aid Damen had been a t ie rdr servioe on end MI three yank hat as a weekly armed kw doe months. Other evidame Wed* the Menem sad clearly este. Wishing their pat was aided Jacobs aid he did take his asameir prepedy cut of the sae -roan, and pawned it, ad was as wally es • man could be. He was vi sorry for what he had dew. DOOM she goaded tufty. Mr. Dowdier, the junior debt, hewing ceardeled the de positions, and read them over, the primers labially pleaded guilty, and Hr. Yardley, after emmormling ea the sahib nature of their AIMS% said he gent them an - baby of pleading, and remded libas for the Minion of another pownbroissr. THE Mr. Robert White was up before the mayor and chi gh msgistraSss 11111111011 boa Tuesday, with MI • assissup is Kr. Joseph Green, doper, kr 211 f. The court was span to moms, many el the lead ing tradesmen of the tows beiagpressat. The prisoner was defended by Mr. A. (an, solicitor. Mr. Cowley promeuted. Mr. Cowley said the prininm was charged with uttering forged bills., He Ofr. Cowley) purposed to show that the brn in question wen uttered by the primmer, arid then he would ask far a mama until a future day. The chief constable Hstiingtoo stated that be had re ceived the hell of exchange from Mr. Carter, lace manufac turer, Nottingham, which was as follows : 222 It I , Nottingham, June 1,1860. Three mon th s after date, pay to our order the sum of twenty-two =a for value received. Mr. J. Warn Burnam Draper, Dudley. 600 _ . - Mr. John Cater, leo° manufacturer, said he had done business with the firm of Wbite Brothers and had received bills in psyrnentof his 'comma Amongst ;them he received the bill produced through his porter, Charles Webb, who was authorised to receive his accounts. Charles Webb wad that on the 30th June be received a number of Ulla Gum line prisoner, fuenneiel. whiuh wee the one produced. Joseph Green, draper, Dudley, stated that be had looked at the name of the &wispier of tb• bill, and the name was not in his handwriting. He bed does business with the prisoner's firm, but had never accepted a bill for thorn. Mr. Cowley, for the prosecution, mid that upon that evidence he proposed White's remand until next Friday. Mr. Oman, for the prisooer, mid he should have liked an earlier day. The Mayor mid it would be better for the prisoner to be remanded until next Friday than for an earlier period, and be then remanded again" The tion in prisoser was the removed to the House of Correc a tab. _ _ Yargilllol, the confediasle el Tait, is Mill at large. THE ALLEGED CHILD MURDER AT STOKE TEIGNHEAD. On Thursday an adjourned inquest was held at &obits,*ahead, Devonshire, on the b od y of • newly born child, towed dead under eircumstanoes already deecn bed in our . The child's mother was servant to a fanner mood Mrs. Rood gave @rid ease as to the girl's eon. fawn that she had given htrth to a child. Wiliam Bond, fanner, corroborated his wife as to the girl's confession, and added—l was satisfied with her statement, and went to church. Being Sacrament Sun day we came home earlier; thing in the hack kitchen appeared to be in great disorder, and I fancied I melt something very disagreeable. I asked what sho had in the fire; she said nothing more than wait came from the octal-box. I lifted the cover of the fireplace, and there I maw the head of a child. I said, '• What for God's sake have you here'" and bikini( the poker drew it out as the hob ; the servant declared it was nothing more than mint was ia the box, and this she persisted in saying. My fathereanne hamedistely after, and then she said—" For Gods sake air nothing about it for I shall be hong, and if you say asakinsc ROOM will know anything about It." I said " happens yea want ate to be hung instead of you." I then sect fse the doctor, • policeman, and the gal ' s parent& After some thee the gkl vas Mien op stairs, and Mr. Brooks suosamea afterwards. Mr. Themes argeos, mid—l was caned to eas Silage& Hoopes as tloda7 Lees When I arrived I had produced for Inspection the charred head ol • child, with a hep pesos of eiedsr attached, with a portion of the bra& es it. I that went up stain, and prooseded to animism Beeper. ette was Olin on the side of the bed. Ms at fist rehised to lie down. I had to lift her on the bid, sad I. doing an I felt • weight over my arm, which, as ban removed from the bride of the petticoat, turned sot to be as &prim eoMmaft the heedless trunk of a Ail& I emadaed bar, sad ftoi that she had given With to a clad, but hod use been properly Mr. Brooke then pvs some further medical evidence, and =to the important fact that the lungs had b een sad that thersfore the child must have been born alive. The Coroner baying saintwed up, the jury deliberated, sad after a few minutes tetanal' the following verdict :-- " We believe the child to ban beew born alive, but bow or by what moos. LL CM, by 04 death, we barn not sufficient evidence to show." ZIPAAOR.DIIILEY WE OP WILD STEALING. A child, 15 weeks ow, was swum by a woman from a mute 04 is the liarkethall, Bohm; on Satan der Wt. The father of the child. Mr. Thomas Teem. Mlis. 46, Bullock-strest, Little Bolton, assisted by lb Mode and the police, made every effort to arm the women, hot so tahnga .odd be had of bier stil Tmeday, whoa sews arrived that 1216 bed bars apprehended et 1///hof/48f, sod the child recovered. She wee ex to be beeellbb BASS by inis on TOOOd 4 Y Idetk the dm tics wee seemed, whilst hundreds were in the erne* the hush potion ‘,l the couummity being specially arldo■ll to /Oak their deteatetioe of Ler conduct. The ponser did mei enure until half-past two o'clock on Wad somday Maill ea ciat the crowd waited patiently for four Mtn. 2'ho was removed front the carriage or Lem the plesform L otherwiee was tarred Me =ter Mam MOO by e the crowd. Os Tberedey man** B eds. was brop;le o l os the borough handi of meow easerabled im trust ;t i t uk aart-houso. The pnetrier, are is Lam beth Beek, is a young woman abort lemon of ego, and apparretly of gentle diapoaltiem. For the . pwareadies, it wee stated that about haltpast ter deft* cm &tar morniag, Beck met the name saw Christ* a about 11 years old, in the ai d gait to a pawnshop to pledge n hnodkerehief, whilst eke undertook to take charge of the child till her return. When the girl returned to the llArket-liall with the 4d. eke had got upon the handkerchief the woman and the and were gone. A rewanl of 101. was offered far verion's apprehension, nod Ski wee tamest is Morley, neaten, mid Lancaster —lnneeeter Nag, it is mad. bar maim pima Her, the poßoe were es Ibir Ili4FulloAWaiNTßPAftufi .WW4l6llllllrr I est, teltaisTeththythebeilithelvt to /awl Astir Morel it n *at . litthAte vire ifier ti hid e child up:MU gams, saes • shortthet Memos thrie bosi ot the Vorry,Ntrkers ft wits food by the el vi moseyed it to Leacether *toe dirs. The palieur we orits e *Wired of two affirm a few meth, eget lis e :lffligheffilly itts weal& is AMR to the gmemeet be slevW faith that elf lOW me = mei .s filtietheth to this VIM Mei es was ol two Mew tilvell ail wesitta i r m a lodgiathariss is a Sheol mate that cme et the lived for ar two ; thai the other wig Mikes ; that lin. Fitzpatrick, the womaa with whom she Wed, buried them both the mime night without a oaths. The pr ' most tram committed for trial at the mat LiveepoalmeWe. We anderstaad that the * loser stated to Mr. Izapecter Beech that she stole the child is ordcw to psis ft off sher own illegitimate offsming.— Mondester Guardian. FROM LIST NIGHT'S GAMMA Joint Km, Leambellareet, City resethent, to surrender Oa. 23 at 14 at 'WS II al 12, aelbsebrgalarst Sole., Motels eW ; ogt. ads., Belk lAMBS UM Ofiffolk, laskesw, Nev. le ill 1. -me& braY e a rn Inskabol=r iiess. inesylls and des, ; eagg., Jebel." ALreae New Doreet-strool, Clagbantecod, photo =WOO. IS at 1. ead Nint. le et Let Besingliall -1181., Moceplestrest ; off. sag., Jobrecs, Oterse ilika Uk ISL Ovent Tinosoth, Norfolk, printer, Oet. 26 and . 2t, al 14 Basagrest liole., Lenses lad Co., l a d= Old Jewry ; SE wig., Whitmore, BMA= Illoonson, Inn., Little Oo Ears Sinner, OS. 114 at 2, sod Nev. II et IL at ilmOsigetreet. Sok, Aldridge ,and Bromley 99lst acathessere, Orefelnit ; of. weig., Grahams 0 , 01591119 90109011 LOH" Weettonniegrove„ wine merchant, Oet. to alto, end Nov. IS at 11, et -street. Sol., pie. City ; off. sag., ell, Guildhall ohnnheen Omahas Musa Bocun, Dudley. Worestirshire, eon tae- Oct U sod Nov. 15. at U, at lientinghse Coat Sob, ipepenldADen, Birmingham: af. Wildivnire, Bar- IlWilma= Eras, Newoestiseadee-Igme, Blaced = , Oct. 22 1 zod N Nze i a e at 11, M under. Iltrmts Ague ea IDereg, ; eff. meg., Inns, Burnie f- Jeo Moon ma WILLI( Cunt, Great Bridge, Staffordthhvi, =10,19n0, Oat 26 an an d d Nov. 16, et 11, at ;BVgbemfa6a. T1=0, 16 4r, staoner, Oct. 29 and Noe 16 at 11, at Ibuteesee . Sots, Jams and Blemlag hem, end Ulm, Wolvorhampton ; off. ad s., ww raingheac Jam loin" Wasps Monmouthshire, draper, Out f 6 and Nov. 10, it 11, it lirtelol Court. Sole., Beassy, Stroud, sad Abbot and Co.. /11 ;K. mete, Amman, BristoL Dam hams, ftrolioner Dorestaidn, draper, Oct. 26 and Nov. IS, at I at Islam Ost. Sofa, Multon and Brett. Sal feed, and leitsess i Zter :of aestg, &Ser. ws Ma /351111M 4 , Torkahlre, sneer, Oct. 93 and Nov. 16, at U. at 08nel Bola. and Bridlington, Clarke, Leeds ; sig., Young, Leeds. DECLARATION OF DIVIDLND. SOMT PlOCTIR—lit dividend of We. U., Oct. 17, and any imb uement Wednesday, at Mogen* LfsepoeL DIYIDWIDIL Nov. S B. F. Pitts, Crosby awn mereitant- 2. J. Hoopor i tel i t absil on= dr ibbil WSW merchant—Nov. S. Langford., soma, leather oiler—Nov. 6. .R. b lait a lipladriel. Opttelesids, potato eassman—Noe IL W. Odd& T shin, sloes masoo—Nov. 13. J. Slats, airdrai— Joy. 13. T. Senior, Herber, Bridge, Taal* iellmeoge—Nov. 13. S. Hammond, Leas, 'phew CIERTIFICATEB to be oleo ISM be dims to Or contrary Met bane the a = k mosidw iithe=l3: . Nee. L A. weetworth and T. W essedes_ salimen—Nov. 5. J. B. i M1. 0X 1.6. 199245 1. s he ar n , CrlXlSlLti... 24irts. :9 ll.l". =S—Sid NeL, IL Lew aingdon, amilaige• B. IL J.Wirma" masi kayo • • LsMa L i t =lonA b ibe hi e rk olk. steer Nes R. Jens, bees desler— Nov 6. ". Dwda,Sarpcgt, Maissodbadrs, bobespr —Nov. 7. J. Da" emvartlempcs- TA" Whir seller—Now. L J. Barn* lideergeol, hotel kooper—Nos 5. R. Menders and 0. Consigins Liverpool, drepere—Nev. 6. W. Ilmeleg, Liverpool, confectione. ionsievirp. T. B. Mlles and J. Coe/r, Olt Changes awn Peens mid I. I. Sharp, Silveretzest, City Whiten—W. J. Windrma, T. W. Mader, and X & Tabbed; leAcrager, Indlarabber manatac- I lawn, so raz ma reprda T. W. Linder—W. Lockwood and IL W. Cliffs, Haddoralield, Yoniskin, wool merchants-6. L Mosley, IL' Goldachnildt, and N. B. (ester, Nottingham. lace man scturers-0. Hostemb L Darden, Farnworth, near Manchester, cotton rmlnsoos—C.W. Robins and X B. Foster, Phlipot-lane, ship broken—J. MUM and W. Wood, Accring. toss, Lancashire, machlasta—T. Hickman,jun. and J. Rickman, Poole, Donsetahlre. maiden—F. Waller and T. Deacon, Hatton. garden, Ilthographen—J, Crawley X. Duckworth, W. Duck worth, and T. Duciforealk, Pondlokii, Isincethire, manalactar. log chemist', so far es regards J. Crawshaw—P. Cato. Jun.. and J.P . &reread, Liverpool, ship broken — W. O'Connor and J. (knock, teachers of nail,Wion—J. Xelsall and J. Damson, Man.. chaster, fent and Job merelames-0. nemshess and T. Summers, Ramey, Hampshire, general drapers—l. Whitaker, B. Whit. akar, and W. Matehineon, Kingston-upon-Hun, mall =akin— A. Booth and T. W. Booth Manchester, packer—G. Walker and T. Ilkpoc, Blakkburn, Lanamldre, Joiners-11. Priestley and T. Brimp,'West Satoh" Thornton, Yorkshire, worsted Mine betarenri. HI and and C. Smith, Alrechureh, Woroesteraktre, baton—J. X Fen ck and J. H. Wilson, Cardiff, Glamorgan. ddre, ramehante Witnott anQUIIITLATaOI46. Tnolnon, Ltlaburgh, merchant, Oct. 16, at Dowells and Lyon's Booms, Zenbtleffh. 11.11110119011 Law, Glasgow, merchant, Oct. le, at the Faculty Ohogow, Icon Okay MACIAILLis, Glasgow, merchant, Oct 19, at Gm Faculty Hall, Glasgow. TlonAJ CALLIIIIDIa. TIIOIIAB CALLMIDIII, Jun., and Wl:Lutz Couturrow Cattalo:as, Glasgow, hide and leather lectors, Oct. 110, at the Iseult, lian, Glanow. LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOVER RAILWAY. A special meeting of the shsreholdere in this undertaking was held in their lee, Meratpkreized, yes terday, for the purpose of suthorislng the y, under and in accordance with the powers and pro os of the Landon, Chatham, and Dover Metropolitan Extension Act. 1860 to raise, by the creation of new shares, the sum of 1,650,0001., for the purposes of the metropolitan extension lines . by that act authorised ; also for the purpose of an truOm the oompany, under the powers and provisions of the ou Chatham, and Dover Railway Capital Act, 1860, to bo;rrow any sum or sums of money not exceeding 100,0001. Lord 80NDIM, the chairman of the directors, pre sided, and, in opening the business, said they all knew that the object of the meeting was to raise capital for the metropolitan extension lines. lie moved "That in pursuance of the powers and provisions of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Metropolitan Extea mien Act, 1860, the sum of 1,650,0001. be raised by the creation and issue of 166,000 new shares of 101. eseh, and that 82,500 of such shares be created and lamed es ewe ha shares B, and be entitled out of the et the metropolitan extensions applicable to di • to a eat preferential dividend of b oar cent. per nun= on the amount for the time being paid upon seek ahem, and that the remainingB2,soo shares be created and lamed as deferred half share A, and be entitled out of the same profits to • dividend of six per cent. per annum on the amount for the time being paid upon such shares, subject only to tits pay ment of such firstpreferenthal dividend of 6 per cent. per annum on the said preferred half shame B. Lord ELUIRIN seconded. Mr. Hammel &eked what arrangement had been made in referent* to the division of the traffic receipts and work ing e =n zancies when the weetern extension line should be sad also when the Farriogdon-street extension be opened. He apprehended there would be through receipts from Dover to Farringdonatreet, and there mast be a proportion allotted to each part of the undertaking. He also writhed to know when the western extension line would be opened. The fisairrANT said a far as the western extension wee concerned • resolution was passed at a previous meeting giving the directors power to eetee the proportions of the traffic receipts as to both extension and the original line. That subject, was now under their consideration, and would be settled in the course of next week, or before the open ing of the westera extension line , which would take at the end of the present mouth. As regarded the Metro- potitan (Farringdonstreet) Extemion, • similar resolution would be proposed. The resolution was then pot and carried. Resolutions were also passed authorising the directors to determine the times at which, and the pence' to whom the shares should be Owned ; and declaring that the propor tion of the receipts of the metropolitan extensions to be deducted for expenees of working and InanageMeak within the meaning of the London, Chatham and Dover Metropolitan&minim Act, 1660, shall be such an amount per emit. in each year as the board of directors shall, by resolution before the time at which such extension shall be opened, determine. In answer to a question, The SICIIZTAKT stated that practically the whole of the new capital was taken up. Another resolution was then passed without dim:mime authorising the directors to nine by mortgage the sum of 100,060/. under the provision' of the London, Chatham, mad Dover Act, 1860. The usual vote of thanks to the chairman dosed the pte. &Wings. T CIAZIC.AL Piluitel'TlON IN NOZPOLX.—We we iumpyloannounce, on behalf of one of our nada% • doestion of 51. for the Primitive Methodists Will) bass recently been convicted of the bantams amens ci mairise • hi - run against the will of the clergymea, se the ineseama of an unbapteed chill This ii • el the I a& mod to the sapient magistrates =Vendee/a. AZOlrii Her. I [Advertisement.)—HoLunrAes had AND °lNT lMe.—Mautal Weaknme.—To the Neer, eeekededm mast we generally look kr the gloomy = lO,l O . times oppress us. • deg% dose of ape lima prevented many an set a Wade. Whammy sge•bs sod do premien ovrrsbeloe Isus iu g. ti ••=. sad Ma Wks source of health by willishilit • los right the di on, awl and lbsaisselatise. /he ointment be fetes • ever as aver and lasi e=s e tcrtj i rteske AS will he pile la Wily isiall79P or =idyl, the system. TOM St ra reit i =lef ewliglib illeeta. 1011•7=11WAresibsli sod - irszvm&- • TALLOW (Fran the Chnular of MIMI. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.. dated Friday Evening.) The tallow market has been in a very molted state during the week, prices of Y.C. in all positions hence to the mad of March having daily advanced, present rates being 4s. 9d. to ss. 3d. higher than the rake of last Frida). Thii adrenal may be stated to have resulted almost solely from the comse of speculation, not only in this market but also in that in Bt. Feterburg, the principal business passing here for eo tlan having been in tallow on the spot, bought Mfg 4•Uon of the future, than for the immediate wants of the trade. We may here observe that "the September amount" at St. Petersburg will not close until to-morrow (the 13th) Oct. Ist, 0.8. • and it would ap pear that patties there have been found to be oversold • hence prim have been forced up for the time by the comae of " settlement/ " there, and a combined actionla this market. Be that as it may, however, it is to be hoped that any further advance will - be checked, seeing that ftdeatione of so sudden and violent a character must prove gr tly prejudicial to the beet interests of all those n toad fide trade , inasmuch as the ordinary cad/a lai/ma of manufacturers become completely nullifier!, thereby creating not only general distrust, but also, without &ow a greatly res tricted consumption. For some time pest has bezz t lindication of a large and healthy being t with a steady coarse of action during the next six mon • and notwithstanding the large stook oar hand, there have been counteracting features con nected with the market that justiffed an expectation of a maintenance" on an average " of late rates. It is now to be feared, however, that we shall continue to expaienos the worst effects of a reckless and pernicious systems, that, if pursued, must necessarily tend to permanently injure the ordinary channels of de mad, and, at the name time, mane* end in ultimate las to the projectors. A moderate amount of speculation mg prove a healthy stimulant to trade, but when trans thane are of that magnitude as to exceed the generally re m/pies& reinsiplee of commerce, they become alike hurtful and dmlnsellve to the general welfare of the trade. To-day the mad his continued excited, and the following are current prises fat Y. 0., via. :--59a. far fine tallow on the IPS 111 .• for delivery in all the yew ; and 59e. is lemonsy to Muth. One trammtion for 100 tom for DeceeMse Oily is reported at 60a„ but there am maim at 50s. IL. Isr that period. The imports since Monday up to last emning have been 922 oaks. The deliveries have been 1,413 Nam and the present stock of all kinds is 43,865 maks, being a decrease of 1,196 asks, when compared with the quantity on hand this day week. Town !felted.—The ocarse of We marksl bra been comparable with that of the foreign article during the weak. Today the "letter price" bee been advanced 4a. gad., my to 61a. —or Nu 6d. per cwt. net. The public alai to-day readied aa follows P.Y.C.-175 make Wrecked tallow, of rained qua l ity offered without reserve, and sold without any ailowaece forjwet, &c., attracted fair competition, and r e ap e d Mo. 9d. to 57e. 75 teaks more or bra coal damaged, offered oe the same conditions, chiefly sold at ina. to 57a. 6d. per ewt. according to quality. Are.haig ;asks aired sold steadily at fair pro portionate rates, vie., 575. 3d. to 575. 9d. for good to fine, and 56e. 9d. per cwt for rather dark. Australian.-9 hogsheads; of old import brought 53. 6d. for reamer dark and gamey, and 51s. id. per ewt. for very peasy and low. Bait India reslind fair prices for the quality, 25 beads Bombay having sold as follows : dirk, fair body, 555. 6d.: vary dark, 565. and 525. 9d. for very and low. 17 packages Oalcutto dark, grmay, and = ful as to wet, part sold at 545. 9cL per cwt. Palm Oil bas tended upward during the week. At auction to—cloy 251 casks Whydab offered all sold at 47s for fine ; 46. 6d. for ditto in barrels, alines and wet ; and 475. for middling to fair. A few casks Sierra Leone brought 445. ed. to 455. 3d. for fair to good, and 43e. 9d. for very n=and rather foul. 69 oaks Monrovia, rather ordi ow, having elicited no o ff er, were all bought in, as were 73 casks, aid laboa, of very inferior quality. • Cocoa Nut 00.—Tlxi s article continua to increase in buoyancy, and we have to note an average advanoe of fully 2a. 6d. per cwt. since lut Friday. At auction to-day 266 asks Cochin offered sold at 535. 6d. to 53a. 3d, (chisel' 53e.) for very fins in pipes aad butte, and 54.. 3d. for bogshaall ,• fine brought Ms. 6d. to 525. 9d., and =d nag (Ceylon kind) 51s. to 51s. 9d ; 4 oaks Ceylon mid dling to far realised 49.. 6d. to 495. 9d. ; and 3 cask Sydney of middling to Misr low quality, 48e. per cwt. 111:TOAEL—The average prioe of brown or Muscovado nips, the piodnoe of the British paeasesione in America, for the week ending Oct. 9, is 2165. 2.4. per cwt., exclusive of the duties of customs.—The average price of brown or Muscovado eispr the produce of the Mauritius is Zia. 801—No return of sugar the produoe of the hist Indies—The avenge price of the two foregoing descriptions of sugar jointly is 26a. 10d. per cwt. BRIRTI)L, Ocr. 12.—The improved demand noticed in war last continued till yesterday, when the market assumed • quiet appearance, and but few sales have in oonsequence been effected : pricee remain the same. Good strong brown Jamaica, would realise 406. to 40e. 6d. per cwt. ; refiners' we d.," in lama 11Pmand. Timmer/km ramm mall freely at la, 10s. proof gallon. COTTON.—LraaPoot, OCT. 12.—A large business con tinues to be transacted by all classes, estabbehing genere ed y . • rather higher range of prices, and buyers find it exc they difficult to operate, except at an advance of l t d. per lb. in useful descriptions, although the supply of all kinds in still liberal. Bowl has commanded an advance of id. to id. per lb., and Egyptian is also rather dearer. The inquiry dill runs extensively uppoona Squat, and is only checked by the extreme high rates demander, eetellialung a partial ad vance of id. per lb. Speculators have taken 11,850 Ameri can, 50 Brazil, and 8,710 Surat ; and there ore reported for export, 6,140 American, 20 Pernarn, 850 Bahia, end 12,080 Sung. The sales to-day are (*Winged at 10,000 bales, in cluding 2,000 on speculetionand for export. COTTON 0001:03.—MAiccurevug, Ocr. 12.—A repeat got into the market, nobody knows how, yesterday, that the English force in China bad been successful in some operstices on the Peiho, and sellers were induced to ask 9d. to Is. per piece more for shirting., but the news is gene ' tally discredited to-day, and less disposition to buy for the Rest is manifested than on Tuesday. All sellers are asking very full pncns, but there is very little business. Six months' bills fur India are more difficult to discount, and this operates against business. In cloths for other markets there is still • moderate business at full rates. There is • good business for yarns, but there is no improvement in prices since Tuesday. For Clung, and the Mediterranean in particular there is considerable activity. Fur India a con siderable business would be done at the prices current ten days sgo, but buyers will not follow the upward tendenc3 of prices. The tiering= are doing • limited basins= Horne-tads yarns are not so brisk as ou Tneffiday, but prices are steady. Our. 12.—There wee an im proved supply d wheat a t today's market, and condition istbar bettor ; each was liken at fully het week's prices, best red making We. to 665. ; white, ea. to 68..; extra, I. Harley more doing, and la. to 2s. advance in price, beet making 425. to 465.; extra, 4i s. ; inferior, prices can assreidy he quoted. Maltaters complain much of the work ing of the new barley. 001LN.- Llitcout, Ocr. 12.—We have had a large supply of wheat to-day, nearly all of the new crop. The condition is some what improved ; still a large part is very soft and extremely low in quality. Old wimples found buyers at last week's rates, whilst the liner descriptions of new were 2s. lower, the worst qualities being almost unsaleable. Red, new, 565. to 60a. ; odd, 63a. ; white, new, 50s. to 66e. ; old., 72a Very gnat complaints' are made by the maltsters respecting the new barley. It would appear that a g i tg r t i u r rtion will net malt, or if it does it sprouts at very periods, which in reality renders it unfit for them. it hither a few weeks in the stack will at an improve it remains to be Been. At present tnaltsters are keeping themselves almost entirely to foreign Unisys, which makes home qualities dull of sale. Very little doing in other articles. Lmtiteom. OCT. 12.—We have not lied a very numer• ous attendance of buyers at our Corn Exchange this morn ing, and in the moderate amount of busbies passing in both wheat and dour a decline took place, except perhaps in the finest descriptions of white wheats, which could not be bad any lower than loot market d Indian corn met a fair consumptive demand at about &I. per quarter over kat Friday's quotations, but to sell ex quay it was difficult to exceed them. Oats and oatmeal slow sale. Egyptian beans were a shade easier. Peas and barley .field firmly at full prices. The market clone without animation. Waken - au), Ocr. 12.—The arrivals of grain were limited, awl the wheat trade was dull. Old and dry la. per qr. lower. Other kinds declined 2s. to Is., and were not in much request. Barley Is. cheaper. Oats, beans, and malting unaltered. The averages for the week ending Oct. 8 :—Neat, 1,656 qrs., at 68..014. ; barley, Rl4, at 41s. 4d.; owls, L 33, at 27a. 241 ; beam, 50, at 455. bid. ; peas 20, at 41s. WILT6II7ORD, Ocr. 10.—We hare had scanty 'applies of home grown grain since Saturday, but liberal arrivals of foreign, and the trade is slow for all articles at barely late rates, with the exception of oats, which are more is demand, sod the turn dearer. COAL& -Le6l2ooff, OCT. 12. -Biases Beholds Waal Nutley 16a. Cr...heed Hartley, 16s. ; Dwrison's West Hartley, , 16s. 9d. ; Hastings Hartley, 16a. 9d. ; Holywill, 161. 6d. ; Lambert's Weil Hartley, 164 6d . ; St. Cuth bert's Hartley, 15a. 6d. ; Tamfield Moor, 14a. ; TanSeld Moor Bates, 14a. ; Wylant, 16a. 6d. ; Walla End Hanes, 19s. 3d. ; Wills End Medley, 194 9d. ; Walls Mud Brad dylls Hatton, 20s. 3d. ; Walla End Hilton, 211. ; Walla Mod Stewart's, 21s. ; was Sod Auckland Park, lffs. 3d. Walla End Hough Hill, 194. 9d. ; Walla Fad North Hartle pool, 164 9d. ; Walla End South Mello., 204 3d. ; Walla End Monde, ,• 184 6d. ; Walla End Whitworth, 16s. 6d. ; Wall. Eod Woodhouse C 1..., 18.. 3d. ; Aberdare Steam, Hda ; Carway sad Duffryn Malting, 22a. Gl. ; Forchammun Hartley, 21s. ; Fother‘ill Aberdare, 31s. ; Gawber Hall, 14.-Ship at swat, 33 ; sold, 32. WA'YHILZ GAZIT SHZZP 7412. The great six days' fair commenced on Wednes day, for sheep only ; the second day is for beset' and hones, the third day for cheese and hcys, the f day the prin cipal hop fair, and the two bet chiefly for th implements of husbandry, toys, and miscellaneous goods of every descrip. Um Booths standing the year row for this fair alone are rented for the six days at from 101. to 30f. each by kin. ke9ere sad retailers of provisions, the hop booths also at • =also covered °Moss for the hop factors selling by In the reareing, bdore daybreak, droves of sheep were being driven en every road leading to Weyhili, many being penned by ix o'clock and sold by breakfast time, the chief number bah" cleared away by noon. The sum realised for the hiring of sheep pens this year amounted to 3001. odd, whisk goo io the church clergyman of Waybill, who has the Wing d the same. The weil-known bleeders of Stockbridge, Andover Whir. well, Overflew Whikevrek the three Wallops, the Ter mini, sat yaw in Hants, besides many other bromism at Dora fro m s Busse and Wilts, had some *sail dame al , the *tires computing the gnu amber of Southdowne to be 200,000, and of balf•bred and olisr shespal,olo more. At the string of the fair sales were but slow, as the prime asked were too high to suit the buyers, but as the mooning advanced a reduction of 2s. per sheep was sub mitted to ; then flock after flock changed owners, and *el o driven away in all directions. liamphe Downs were most in demand, bed ewes selling at from 40s. up to liOs. each ; second quality from 3ee. to 40s. each ; • few very superior ditto making above the top figure above-named. Some fine togs were sold at from 40e. to 455. for sheep, others at from 365, to 40s. ; best lambs at from 36• to 40s. ; • few reaching 425. to 445. ; fat wethere realised full ss. per stone of 81b. ; ditto, ewes, 4• 4d. ditto. Sussex Downs were also moonset in quality, and rather larger in size than the Hants lochs, consequently some lota .ered 2s. per ahem more money, while some were under the enumerated figures for that county's bleed. Wilts Downs, smaller than either of the above-named sheep, were in good demand, yet priers envied considerably. ; beet ewes from U n ; lam of ot making more than from Ms. to 40• each tap s. to Ns. bs, 301., hem 4• 4d. to ss. per stone 81b. to 32a. ;fat sheep at ' The horned sheep being chiefly those left from Applesbaw fair were not of the finest quality, or the size of the Somer set and Dorset sheep Eeperally, still many were large and making good prune, so tha bgr ei nearly all the Sheep of every size and breed ba d owners. The amount of mony au redised was milli and eet t :rated b y tt competent judges nearlyat the fair more half 240,00076ing en e ex q cess uan of 10,000 over eer the number in 1859, and 60,000 ditto in 1858, prices being 4s. per sheep dearer than those sold the Brit-named year, and es. each above the prices of 1858. Binee the opening of the railway to Andover, near to Waybill, and on to Salisbury, the charges for beds have fallen ; a guinea per night was the ordinary charge at An dover a few years since ; now they are glad to take one fourth of that amount. The hop fair this year will cut but a sad figure compared with the last four or five productive years, as many of the Arnhem growers have few pockets to titling of this year's growth—the duty of that town and district not being ex pected to realise 2,000 f., against from 14,0001. to 20,0001. other years. The barns and thatched hop-sheds have been cleaned and Aces opened, and the usual preparations made, but as yet they remain comparatively empty. On Thursday morning the fair was resumed ; • most miserable wet day set in, sad continued throughout. The sheep-pens were cleared out, and the hone-fair corn. mewed. There was a large attendance of dealers and amateur colt-breeders to witness the show of hones, &c. This portion of the fair was well supplied with well-bred hones of every description, and several large herds of very promising colts for harness and riding were exhibited for sale. There was an active demand for well-grown cattle for broughams, double harness, &c. and strong well-boned horses, adapted for heavy work, also made remunerating priors. The following may be quoted as the selling figures —Well-bred horses of high fashion and suitable for private carriage work realised 55 to 70 guineas ; and ditto sound, neat-going cattle for double harness, 48 to 55 guineas ; thick-set, short-jointed hones, for machines, vans, and public vehicles, were quirky sold, at 40 to 50 guineas; and compact small horses, adapted for military pis 38 to 48 guineas. Cart-horses yaastl quick will ors, fit for London and provinci al obtained buyers at from 43 to 55 guineas ; good, usef seasoned houses, for agricultural purposes, made 24 to 30 guineas inferior ditto and aged hones met a dull sale. e.Well-bred horses, for roadsters and single harries, fetched prices vary ing from 25 to 38 guineas ; ditto, of good blood and pth gree, suitable for the hunting-field, 511 to 65 guineas ; and hunten, seasoned and up to heavy weight, realised 85 to 110 guineas. Clever hacks, 28 to 40 guineas ; aged horses of this description sold as low as 15 to 20 guineas. Stout built, compact cobs, 20 to 30 guineas r . , thd ditto, weight carrying cobs, 40 guineas. Colts—Promomg colts, for n ige and light work, were selected at from 16 to 24 guineas. WEATHIR RIPOBT. 1199.11. 91/1111001 9 AID 9 A.lll. B. Z. 11. D. P. , C. L 492181111 29.78 AS 35 N. W. 1 06201022 29.02 41 17 W. Buwwi SAS 42 32 W.B.W. 2 b 0 001.4JnIAMCK Porraten 26.91 41 42 B. 2 061.w62 30.00 46 42 &W. 6 11r1.1 LtuaTon VALCITIA 4i , VMMIToWN 20.04 44 43 N.W. HUD= YAlsooes 2378 40 IS N.N.W. 4 b LoxDox Last Nes 29.92 69 N.L 7 it 24 Are. 111 in 29.49 22 N.W. 2 Bzw WM 36 32 N.W. 2 Dorn 19.84 40 IS N.B. 4 Pommies= 29.92 DI 36 N.W. 2 PArmocni PrczA.Nes 40.07 47 46 N.N.W. 2 mb 20.01 64 30 N. 3 BIM 2496 44 N.E. 0 b 8ar0662 10.16 AS N. 2 0 1.2820 r 30.10 61 N. 4 =PLANATION. B.—Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at mean lea =PLANATION. B.—Barometer minded and reduced to 32 deg. at . sea level t each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing one.huntiredt. of an inch diminution and each 10 deg., above 12 deg., muting three hundredths increase nearly). E.—Exposed thermometer In shade. M.—Moistened ditto (for evaporation and dew point). D.—Dtrection of wind true—not magnetic , . P.—Force Uto 12 —estimated:. C.--Cloud to 6,. I.—lnitial letters :b, bine sky; c. clouds ',detached) ; f, fog, b, hail 1, lightning m. misty Lml) e, overcast r. rain: a, snow: I. thunder. A er repeated augmeuts—thas, rr, much rain. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. 0 A $ 17 A L T 'Y. Sir John Rennie, Captain Turner, from 3i to England, with sleepers, sprung a leak In the North Saa, which could not be kept under by the pumps. The crew (except two hands were taken off. after being on the masts for Cl been, by the truffle Felix, Captain Nieolatto, arrived here from Dleppe.--Copen• hagen, Oct. 9. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Abby BIOWDNM, Blatadell,fro m Bristol for New York, Sept. 21, Ist 41.16. los ra 40. Bertha (Russian barque), from Borneo for Liverpool, Sept. 13, Ist 31.6 N, Inn St Cornetls Wernard Eduard, Bakker, from Cardiff for Hong Kong, Aug. 15, lat T N, lon 26 W. Dickey Elam 'barque', for Jamaica, Oct. 8. lat 45.50 N. lon 10.40 W. Holland's, By*, from Cardiff for Bung Kong, Aug. 24 tat 5, lon 26 W. James Booth Alp:, for Liverpool, July 25, lat 35.37 0, lon 11.40 E. Oldo 'barque:, of London, Sept. 9, tat 13.44 N, ion 25.613. Wizard King, bound southwest, Sept 11, lat 14.16 3, lon 36.21 W. EPPS'S Hostotormato Cocos. —lts delicious aroma grateful annotesisea and invtgorattes power have peo• cared Ha geheral adoption NI e breaking beverage. jib, Lpb., and 11%. woken', at In gd. parrs., by tie principal grocers. bulLd "Jaws.' lietateepollio Cameo, Landau.' --gd. vartneasene. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BTB.THS. BAITEN.—pet 8. at r, Plymouth, 31m. I. W. &Stye, of a sob. BEuBII.-Icl. it, at Nabob-villas, Camberwell, the wife of Y. W. BMWs, lag., of • son. 00BN—Oct. 10, at Napier House, Margate, the wife of J. F. 7 - Cobb. !sq., af a son. CURZON.—Oct. 10. at Mottisfout Abl•ey. Hants, the Hou. Mrs. H. Curzon. of a daughter. DE TRAYFORD.—Oct. 8, at Trafford Park • Lady Anne tte De Trafford, of a daughter. Mo\C A • at hforserelffe House, Perthshire, Lady Loofa& Aliment!le, of i aolt. MONTETIPEII.—Oct. 10, at Worth-park, Naves, the wife el J. Y. Moutedore, hp., of a lOU. ILARHLICiES. BR ASSET—ALL:iII - I%—Oct. 9, at St. George's, Hanover-.quare, by the Rec. J. W. J. Bloke, Thome,. son of T. llras....ey, Esq.. of Lown,lesaquare, to Anna, dau,.:lltcr of J. Allnutt, Jun.. Rm., of Charlso-etreet, CLAUSE E—COOPILL—Oet. 9, at St. Pancras Church, by the Rev. T. Prescott, Thomas Charles, eon of .1. t Lerac, Pa*, Of Gordon House, Ham, Surrey, to Sarah Marton, daughter of W. Cooper, Lae., of Hereford. 011180N—STE VENS.--Hat. 9, at St. Andrew's, Mumuth, by the Rev. C. M. allron , Mr. C. G. Gibson, to Miss ACllaUlda Jew's. daughter of Mr. T. Stevens, of Plymouth. DEATH'S. AM TELL—Oct. 10, at St. John's.erail, K Andes, F.sq.. aitt l DOW DINO.—Oct. V, at Stannum, near Coleford. Gloucester shire, Annie, %Ile of the Her. W. C. Deeding. of Lytham. Lan' outlive, aged 30. HOVLAND. —Sept. 10 nt Constantinople, loynoa Ber land. aged 20. third eon of Dr. lloylaud, of the Ittitiah!WalADMl 3 Hospital, Galata. HCOHOL—Oct. 9, at Ottildford-road, South Lambeth. IL Hillikett I'A I Li.L . —VL AI). 4 at Torquay. Ashley. s.ui of Z. J. Palk, Esq., 110 1 =6 7. .—00t. 6, id Hateldine HOWIC, ltedmariey, Sisior-Gea. 60 IL 0. Robotic K.C.8., aged 60. Printed andPnbiltht dtrrwmitax 8. Lombarct.treet, to tie city of London, Printer, at the 0111ce, to Lomhardalreet. I. the Plechict d ieldtetrinni.- B•I9IWAT, °MISR ik 18* 4 •