The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-21 00:00:00

.~. up a distanes of two inches b e Mini& ball. He likewise tredapw one of the esousy's Witold eiselanses fee ben.* fire for a few seamdo exploded when he was a few passe beyond it. This assured during the memorable weessearel eternise of the Quarries, and setae quart earryla4 of the Russian treashes and rifle pits in frost of that Reda., ea the night sad insenie lsra f a r the 7th and Bth or Jew, as which weskit the t septets headed a employ of his regiment . • this aeall - Mon he was observed by his brother °Boers to fu l several of the Reesiaas with the ride of one of his men, attar disbarring the several barrels of his revolver with equal offset; sod it was in the act of returning the former weepsa for reloading that he received his severs wetted from an enemy observant of the havoc following his , rapid end damn aim. It is eaderstood that Captain Brown W owes the mimics of his name Erma mean those of his brother Meets whose aged pliantly was distinguished by special seastiso I. the despatches of Lord Raglan, to a somewhat remarkable Wearies of that disgraoefal ineorreatnees which ha nuked racial reports from the seat of war. The despatches wherein the late Collai2do7-16•Chlef signalised the pliantly of the storm ing party of the 34th, =lotion with special commendation the isekset of two of its captains • but although it ho happens that Captain Brown Weethisd was cos of the eon tw=ins if the SIAL present with the storming party (C Pest being the other), he was deprived of the honourable emoden obviously intended for and due to him, by the OMINOOS eel laszessable substitution of the name of a Irrellser Coped& who was not present in the action, but who bee sloes heroieelly fallen." Oiptela Parker, of the 77th Regiment, who was killed at Ike open of SeWias, has left a widow and three ihilken, Yielding at St. Hitler's, Jersey. Lord Pan. mare, by a hied an ecesiiseate ammoniated to Kra. Ptw the news of the dialli of her hushed before she could see it in the publis prints. Captain Parker fought is the battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkermann. &Kamm lion You Rossm—A Sunderland COT. respoodeet alms that at the present time there are many *mead teas of pig iron lying on the quays et the Sea derland Dock ; this iron is bulag (and has bees dories the year) shipped to Stettin. The captains of the Isrumien vowels say, " We carry it to Prussia.; it them walks off to Ramie." ELMsoan, Ssyr. 17.—The Zampa, prise to her Majesty's rummer Tutor, arrived here Sept. 13, and sailed hererday to the northward. A Russian seboseer, pries le er Majesty's etasmer Arid, has joet arrived in the road stead. SPORTING. -4.• - TATTERBALL'EL—TinnumAy. A thin attendance, and very little basins., trannaoted The quotations at the does were u follow. --- - ---- 8 toiaitsT _ _ DERBY. 2,000 to 100 aimiit4erthorpe (t) 1,200 to 60 Polemoodie (t) 1,000 to 20 Riagdropper (t) 1,000 to 20 Peter Flat (t) 1,000 to 20 Bohemian 6,000 to 60 Disraeli (t) 6,000 to 60 Tithonns (t) R AUTUMN MEETING. /NV SADLY. _ _ Tie POWPO77ICI Honest lILNDICAP of 6 eon each, with 60 added by the sporting men of Manchester, for all ages; extra weight for certain eviction. The wand to receive 10 sots. oat of the states. Three quarters of a mile. Mr. E. Gill's Bourgeois, by MU& Teemsa, i yn, Ist Illb (itteles 710 slue) (Uhl I Mr. R. Waur's Wpm, 3 yrs, lit 7lb (awed= I Mr. J. Osborn 'e Cherry Brandy, 3 yrs, let 9 1 b (tharpark $ Betting :9to 4 es Bourgeois. Won on the poet by a short head. Two lengths between the seemed mad third. Tae CaIIOTRILYINLD HANDICAP Of 6 sou. emb, with 60 added, he 2 yr olds ; the winner of say ram after the pub. Lisolion if the weights, 6lb extra ; the mond to save his stake. Time smarten of a mile. (18 subs.) Mr. Yoh lyre.. by Blidettleber or Ciasestey, lit Iflb Nadler lib ears) O. Oates) 1 Mr. J. OsteraVe First Ply, Ist 411 c (Beraperk I Mr. BMW, NNW hit Mb They whet she ran :—Adam, Clap Petite, The Quack, enfiWieleaMbor—ldolatry. t M 1 eget Byres, 3to 1 agst the Quack, 6to 1 each First Rs end Bhelah. Won eleveely by half • teseitb. Whoa else, at house Pint Fly headed Sheleh, mad at last best her for second plan by a neck. Adam was a bed frosrthj Chore Petite fifth, and the Quack sixth, fol lowed by Idolatry_filly, who got badly off. Tie HANDICAP of 6 eon. eash,with 100 added. Balls weight for certain winners. The second to receive 10 sous. out of the stakes. Oae mile and a quarter. Mr. J. Osborns's Gentled, by Omsk% 4 yrs. let lib (Ow( dea l 1 Mr. T. Sprees Cathodes Pan, 5 yro. the Gt. (Beta I Mr. halos'. Tea Winkle, 3 yrs, list 31b —. . Mr. T. W. Redhead% Dar Me, 5 yrs. Ma fhb (seniod let (Them 4 Mr. F. thrtadell's Lady Bird, 4 yrs, list 1111 b Gaeleding llb saes) (J. Fester) 3 Mary was struck oat at 2.30 p.m., and Pole Btu at 3 Pair. Betting : 7 to 4 art Lady Bird, 3 to 1 apt Von Winkle, 5 to 1 each apt Dear Me end Oaaselad. Won by two lengths. The second beatMg the third by a nook. Lady Bird we, beaten off. BILLING STAINS of 3 NM. mob, with 40 added, for 3.yr olds and stymied.. One mile and a quarter. (CT m.scrato raiLlawara.) Lases . .................................. ........—. I Four lea. Till T11.77011D HANDICAP Of 70 son., for 2-pr olds and upwards. Halt a mile. Fite nut. Putienlars in our nest. BETTING ON THE COWIE& 8 to 1 ogst -- 20 to 1 Mr. Sykes (t freely) 25 to 1 Westboro** 25 to 1 Ssuesbox 25 to 1 Brother to Grey Tommy LEICESTER RACES.—TsuuDAy. liorniazins' PLAT' of 25 says. added to a Sweepstake, of S son. each, for Sir olds and upwards. About one mile. (3 M subs.) r. Jorne's Osy by Melbourne, 3 Trs. 6st 7lb (amid bet 51b) (T. Cli ff ) I I ord Cliesawidd's Errant 5 my. 71b (Arlunall I Mr. 311mWs Imp 5 yrs, sst 111 b Boning: 6t04 en Gay. Won by alma" end a half ; a neck between sesead sad third. _ ' - - --- SCUTUM HANDICAP PLATA of 60 TOOL each, added to a Sweepstakes of 10 son. each, 3ft if declared, &a. Extra weight Is, aortas winners. Half a ogle. (16 Jabs, Bof whoa dasiessd.) Mr. Mown Paw kes.by Cowl, 4 yrs. Set 41b ...(!Dedham) 1 Mr. lisensirre Usewsr.ll greyest 21b (war Jae ) ) I Mr wee Tea Piet 4 Ire, eat 71b (Kswirll S Tbs tallswlng abs :—Bright Nimbus, et sip, Joist Bailsman, NNW, Ohnisine. Betting :6 Is mat Jobe Barleycota, 3to 1 scat Ma risa, 6 to 1 met Toth Perkins, 6 t' 1 sell eget Pope Jeer and Bright Phobos, 7to 1 agst Usurer. Won by half a length. Bed *Mt. Cimidna led until they were just below the diatams, when she ruptured a blood mama, cud at thy finish was bath, Bright Phobos being fifth, and thator sixth. - - - -- fuvra of 26 sew, added to a Sweepstakes of 3 t 0,.. each, for 2.yr olds and upwards. Optional selling weights, &c. T.T.C. Half smile. (5 subs.) Iced Cliegsrleirs Ids, by !pkgs. 3 yrs (401.), Id 1116 ( Mr.i. Tani Perm, It yrs (401.), 411 1016; (seal ed M Fordbus 1t Mb /I Kr. loass's Gay, 3yn (4011, ret ..... (Walton (T.= S Mr. J. D a we on's Nestor, I yrs (4014, Set Mb (gaisse3 4 Itr. Oriatin's Baos, 4 yrs (4014, Set lab (Wells 0 Betting : 2 to 1 eget Ida. 5 to 2 eget Nestor, 3 to 1 apt Parma. Won by three-quarters of a length ; half a Mogul between second and third. Bad fourth. Emma did lutist off. The winger was sold by auction for 71 guider. A HANDICAP of 10 sou. each, h ft, with Wadded. Bun weights for certain winners. Gentlemen riders. Prof.m doges, Illb ears. One mile and $ router. (9 gabs.) Mr. T. COrsr's Bright Phobos, by Estiumsy, 4 Tre, ltet 1106 (losludiag Sib extEK (Kr. Illims) 1 Mr. William% Tam Porkies, 4 yrs, 1 Ist Mb (Issbralkss 4K extra) Mr. Calder's Wax' by, 474, lOst Mb .... ... (Mr. Thsseggss 3 Mr. B. Per Ittils Davis, 4 yrs, lest 1011; .. (Mr. 8i54131 4 Betting : 6 to 4 each apt Bright Phsebul and Hanby, 3 to 1 apt Little Davie, 4te 1 apt Tom Perkins. Wu very cleverly by a length, the second beating the third by a 111 M. Bad fear. Has MAINSTY'S PLATE of 100 gauge ; 3.yr olds, let 71b; four, fist ; fi ve, 9st 71b ; six sad aged, 9st 91b. Three mike. Mr. J. Dawerm's task t aming, by Wall% 144 0 -=1 1 Lord ObmiseggiNs !Knight anat. 11 yrs ..-.---( I ISt. leglik's lAMB MK, 4 yrs (assn 0 3tol on Jack Leasing. Won in a meter by 20 Little Jack was stopped after numb; about half d istance. ts. Cewley at first weighed for Rataplan, but the has we withdrawn before the amebae were exhibited. It wee then determined to run Bright Phmbu, but after hie jockey had weighed, and the number was pat up, it was found that he had left tiro ground. CONSOLATION HANDICAP of 3 min. each, with 26 added, for bates horses. (3 subs.) Mr. I. Peer's Little Dar* by Young !Kim, I yrs, Sat Kb Mr. Grad% Tommie, 4 yrs, list UK (Mal 1 mats I Kr. MUM% Miss lista, 31r', ilst lib .--... .... Maker a Betting : 2to 1 on Tomple, 6 to 2 eget Little Davie. Was ia a seater. LATEST BETTING.—CESARE Bto 1 apt Rebell (t) 26 to 1 listoovito (t) 1000 to 30 King Too (t) VAUXHALL RPOPENED.—We repair as Mission to our Reties of the entertain:meats at this plan of segue mot ea Koaday, by statiag that the soap oa the events of the war, sad the lesigend wee, betit.of wblshwere saes tioae4 with praise, were sub the produstfoo of Kr. Charles gleam, by whca also they were swag. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, CENTRAL dIMINAL COURT. NEW COURT. lelolll Im, 81MTIC1 =wan. la the sere of Hoary Watts, the hate of which appeared to the Express of yesterday, the jury found the promisor Guilty of assaalaughter. 1 Kr. Juno; Crowder, la aa adder, sentanoed him to 14 pan' traaapertatioa. The exessators etsvisted yesterday were theft brought up; Burrlagtoa sad Co likas were maenad to 4 years' pawl servitude. Sheppard sal Dixon to 2 yam' Imprison meat, Ketainialt and Ustaliff to 1 year, and Maria Peaky to 9 maths. NAVAL AND MILITARY? PORTSMOUTH. fir. 10. The mashers of the Hoard of Admiralty at this port, Sir Charles Weed, Beet Admiral Sir N. P. F. Ber keley, and Rear Admiral Richards, left the Bleak Eagle, Maass yacht, at a quarter port 10 o'clock this seeming. sad proceeded over to Hadar, where they insposted the Royal Naval Hospital, remising there till about 13 &gosh. They thee embarked again i• their barge, and Inas he the Royal Naval Victriallieg estatdielinsant at Clareneolaid, Gosport, whets they remaiami till a quarter te tweesiesh. iespectiag with department. They then promised to in spect the Royal Marine Barracks at Fortes, sad the seeps which is stationed there. The inspestisa of the men sad their quarters occupied about an hour sad a half, and Mtn concluding it, their lordships relented to Claresthyard, sad embarked again in the barge foe the Bacellent, gunnery ship, Captain Sir Thomas Maitland, where they inspected some prattles with shells, a& They Gabes euently inspected the Illustrious, teething ship foe newly retied seen, Captain R. Harris, and the Victory, Sag skip. This evening they dine with the Lieutenant-Governor, llajor.Geueral Breton, and afterwards attend the Ball for the benefit of the Portsmouth Seamen and Mariam' Orphan &boob. Tomorrow the dockyard people will WI through the Admiral Superintendent's efts, tor inspection by their lordship', the men having the nasal hall holiday is the diorama. The Pint Lord, u reported yesterday, also holds his levee at half-put 10 to-morrow morniog, at the Royal Naval College, and in the evening the Board give their batquet, et the thorge Hotel, to the Commaader-ia- Chief, Lientsaant.Clovernor, Admiral Saperiateadent, °Seen in conunaad, heads of departments, &e. To-morrow will terminate the visit. . Her Majesty's troop ship Perseverance, came into bar boor alongside the doekyud this morning to land the moo, women, and children ohs has Wooed from Otheeltu he longing to misstate gone ea to the Crimea. They eon prim 90 women and 140 children, with the following men: Royal Artillery, 1; Scotch Fusilior Gaud., 1; Hospital Oor , s, 1. From the Crimes : 44th Bailout, 1; bins, 1; 96th, 49 ; 71st, 1 ; 92ad, 27 ; and Northampton Militia, I. They mine ham in charge of Ensign Oliver, of the 66th. The whole landed this afternoon. . . The Berkshire Regiment of Militia, 660 strong, arrived in this garrison yesterday, for embarkation for Coda. They an espected to go oat in the staam traasport Arabia, No. 95, ' non taking is hats, shell', dm., for the Crimea. The South Gloucester Regiment of Militia left to-day by rail for the camp at Aldershott. One hundred aad fifty men of the South Lincoln Regiment of militia have left this garrison for Chichester, sad 100 for Tipnor sad Ails's, both places adjoining Portsmouth. The head•gnsrters of the regiment remains In this garrison. The Lucifer steamer has come alongside the yard to take on board jury.rigging and seamen for the Repulse, 91, screw, shortly to be launched at Pembroke, to bring her round to this port. _ _ The Black Boy, No. 173, steam transport, puma through Bpithead yesterday from the Crimea, without mutual eating ; the Diligence, store-ship, sailed for the western yards to day with stores; and the Dee, steamer, having dis charged the machinery she has brought round for the Ilar.borcugh, 131, sails to-night for the eastward. WOOLWICH, Barr. 20. The undermentioned companies of the Royal Artillery have bees ordered in be made up with the fol. lowing number of gunners and drivers as early m potable, via.—Captains F. A. Campboll's company, let battalion, and S. H. leglelleld's company, 13th battalion, at Sheer ness, to 150 each ; Captain F. IL Chancellor's, 14th bat talion, at Dover, to 130: Captain R. F. Mountain's, 13th battalion (D field battery), at Norwich. to 180 ; Captain W. A. Middlet3n's, 13th battalion CO field battery), at Ipswieb, to 150; Captain and Brevet-Major J. Shakos pears's, 13th battalion, at Portsmouth, to 150 ; Caytala R. O'Connell's, 3rd b attalion, at Esetoourne, to 160 ; Cap tain C. B. Longdon'e. 13th battalion (Z field battery), at Northampton, to 150; Captain R. P. Radeliffee,9M bat talion (T field battery), at Ltede, to 170. Captain C. Waller's, 14th Battalion, at Devoaport, to 130; Captain R. Oregnry's, 3rd Battalion (N Field Battery), at Brutal, to 130; Captain T. Roos's, 9th Battalion (0 Field Battery), at Athlone, to 150; Captain J. W. Diravilie's, 10th Batta lion (1 Field Battery), at Dublin, to 130; Captain R. M. Bazar's 13th Battalion (L Field Battery), at Limerick, to 150; Captain G. L. Chandler's, 8:h Battalion, at Guernsey, to 160; and Captain H. Clerk's sth Battalion, at Jamey, to 130. The screw steam transport Prompt, N 0.168, hes nude her dap rtare from Woolwich, with the usual cargo for the Crimea—wooden huts, timber for platforms, shot sad shell, gm. CHATHAM, San. 20. Sergeant Alexander Brodie, late of the let (Royal) Dragoons. left Chatham this 'stormier: for Canterbury, after experiencing a very warm meiotic's from severe , ' officers of the garrison, and gentlemen cooneeted with the tows, of Rochester sad Chatham. It is generally felt that instead of the Horse Guards lankier; him with the trifling sam of ls. per day Kaska for 19 plan' honest envies, 17 of which be served as seequet, he might more properly have re solved a comeninisa. DUBLIN, Barr. SO. The general esert-martial which assembled on Matt day, the 10th intimit, is the maw at the Cures k of Kil dare, for the Wale( Lieutenant A. B. M'Consland, of the 75th Armagh Light Infantry Regiment, re-assembled oa Monday lest, the 17th instant, when the trial was proorieded with. The whole of the day war occupied in the examine don of the secured's witnesies, end on Tneeday morning Lieutenant M'Cauland read an effective addrees in his defence. Lieutenant-Colosel Caulfeild, M.P., the tor, replied, end the court war cleared to consider Ft r e t l ee : lag, whias her not as yet transpired. Colonel Lofty, 3rd West York Regiment of Militia, wee president; John Endo, Esq., officisted es Deputy Judge• Advocate; and William Barker Kaye, Req., barrister-at-law, attended on behalf of Lieutenant M'Cassland. The following letter, referring to the above case, appears in a Dublin paper:—" Cemp, Currecb, Sept. 18, 1855. Sir,—l have to request yes will insert in your paper with out delay ibis my positive denial of the truth eta paragraph in your paper of yesterday, to the effect that Lieut. ?Maas land, of the Armagh Militia, being under arrest, war marched into camp under escort of two officers with drawn swordr, reinforeed by four privates with fixed bayonets. Mr. M'Caasland was offered a ear to proceed on from New bridge station to the Cermet, which he refused, sad the escort consisted of one ensign in charge of his sword. I have, &e —Jams M. CAOLYZILD, Lieut.-Colonel, Com mending Armagh Light Infantry Militia." The Worcestershire Militia have received orders to proceed to the camp at Alderebott. Six companies of 65 men each, with 22 niacin and 24 sergeants, will proceed thither, and about 180 will be left at Worcester as a depot. Commander M.Killop, promoted to his present rank for his services in tke Sea of Asoff, while in command of the Snake slia-boat, has been appointed agent of trim• opens at Baleklava. Immediate orders have been received by every cavalry resistant at home to detail a captain and a 'abetters to proceed, be the first week in October, to Bangui, where a large cavalry reserve is to be formed. The Zonave sailed on Wednesday from Woolwich with huts, shot, shells, end eramanition for the Black Sea. The Zinn was scarcely under welch when Yr. Moped!, of the Ordnance, arrived at the Arsenal, and issued infrac tions to suspend for the present a further 'apply of shells for the Bast. A number Osman mortars already on board the Jackal, were ordered to be immediately retuned to the non. ----- Mr. Dundee, of Paragon Works, North Britain, has emended, it is said, in making a 'stainable wrought boa gas, which has stood the test of 162 rounds. We flad in circulation the following description of the method of the °Destruction of this gars. Pour bars of iron, about an inch thick, dye Mehra broad, and the proper length of the gun, are put up loagitudiaally into segments of a circle, whisk, if placed edge to edge, form theirough outline of the bore. The edges of these bars are then accurately planed. The bars er staves are now hooped temporarily as a cylinder by means of two rings at the extremities, and toned in a lathe to a surface perfectly true sad cylindrical. Asides of iron rings, three inches broad and three-quarters of an inch thick, easefully welded, are bored to a sire slightly smaller than the barrel or cylinder ; those, being afterwards ex panded by heat, are one by one placed on the cylinder and plunged iato cold Mar. Instant contractioa ensuing, the staves are onaspremed more powerfully than could be dans by any artificial mesas, and no appearance of a joint is this staves is perceptible. The exterior surface of the mess is again tamed perfectly cylindrical, and a most males of ridge pissed in like manner over the first beside, band." This time Is the lathe the iron assumes the eaterior of a sass, the transients having beta previously plated and legged on a seats ring. To bore the gun with gnat per• footles is very simple, as the boring bar as be supported at both sada ; and the breech and of the gun bMng, fees few belga, bond slightly conically with a shoulder, into which its a solid plug iatrolueed from the muzzle; the mason is now complete. The Wolotrhompion Chropiiek, narrating the arrival hese of Captain Brown Wsstbead. of Wolsrley, sear Kiddenairester, son of the late M.P. fee KIWIS• berengh, gives the follow's( mourn of the gallant efler's enpleits :—" Pew regiments have suffered more sov.rtly before &Sato*, either fa Wiens or sees, than tha t to„ which 111. gallant easels betsep (the 34th1, th an h a l f the entire strength of nth rank having been placed hors de comber within a brief period, and without Mohnen Capt. Westland still carries in his body, benne, the right shoulder and the breast, the rile ball which Inflicted the menu wooed that caused him to be invalided be.. by • medical beard. While engaged in the arduous duty wherein he easountend this weind, he was also struck by a rivet grapeshot, and had Me low crows ef his forage cep ripped THIRD COURT. 1100&11 SZE 110:11DII. anniiiey, 33, mottled. and Patrick Ho 44,111ft1Pois indicted for neglecting to properly=l e Xe with oafsioatnmsa, drink, and clothing their infant child, Peter litimasaay. Mr. 11.jned to support the pecoseation, which bad bees lo bby the City aulgerities. The seldom. spiels the female mimer wag taken first mum • separate indielmes" against bor. 1164 it appealed, Wed with the male prisoner, who is her husband. Mentegme-osurt, Bishopegato. He carried ea the hainese a jobbing tailor, the female prisms Mobcap ell thee% he mending them and the raft them spirt in the Patti/Jost-lane Mottle Nfort. Beth yelennees were of most dissipated habits, par :7ntie women, who, it appeared, got all the money d y the heabMid, 'WM wag said to be quite eaough to support them eamd i My. but their joint prestige was to work a few Mpg Is the week, and get drank the remainder. They had tete Millree, ono the subject of this indictment, and another, 12 years of age, who used to help his father in his trade. Their brutal neglect of their children had been always the *WM el somplaint, and one had already died, it was ellesel. Ms west of proper food and care. Poe the last elibi weehe they had lived in the above NM, egemels, I garret, and the frequent cries see Inn 111" gem caused the other lodgers and the tslihum M all upon the landlord of the house to invest/gate the Meese k and he, upon the 22nd of last gam* matapseil opened the room occupied by prisoners. He laud the teem empty, excepting a stool, and what messed to him a beadle of dirty rags upon the floor. Hear ing a failt cry premed from beneath it, the landlord relied up the rag souffles, and there beneath it, upon about a banditti of dirty straw, lay the child is question — es Want, about two years and a ha lf old; it was quite naked, end almost reduced to a skeleton. Lte body me a mug of sores, and it lay es encrusted and embedded in filth, that upon its being raised from the floor a portion of its face was es cemented down that it tore away, and remained sticking to the ground. It could not see out of its eyes. It could scarcely move its head, and could not eat sem food which the neighbours gave it. When the male prisoner came home, and was questioned about it, he said it had been without food that day, and the previous ono be said his wife was oat drinking, and he had nothing to give them. The poer little thing was all over gores, some of them open and the straw sticking in them. Carter, a police-constable, was then called in, and the child taken to Mr. Luster, surgeoe, who advised its removal to the work house, and the pricier* taken in custody. Mr. Clark, surgeon to the union at Homerton, whore it had been removed to, said it was better now, but he did not upset it would live, and if it did, it would be crippled for life. Ho had never seen such an object in his life. It was brought to him wrapped up in a cloth; it was a mass of sores, some bleeding ; its eyes wore closed, and kept up a continuous discharge of water. Dirt, want of food, and proper light had been the cause of its horrible state. Dv belly was hard and swollen most unnaturally, whilst its limbs were almost fleshless. Th• jury found ill;ton sr Guilty. Her husband wet tried upon the nue facts, and also found Guilty, but recommended to mercy, think ing the moths: was the more guilty party. It was Mated that no one had am seen the poor infant in gessiben mum its birth. About thus years ago the primer had left the child who died, and another, in au empty rem Rewee's-eourt, and when the neighbours broke ipso theism, they found the poor little things with out clothes, sad head one lying antler the empty grate, sad the other with its bands in it, they baring mewled that. for warmth. Titatemiedee, is passing salaam, said it was not perhaps a proper somas Sew a fudge to esmplain of a sufficient want of power, but be ith that the matinee he was about pawing upon the *ea*, might be *might inadequate to the heisioseasse of *seism elm bed limn minced of. It fell hat liMb *lra of Parr awl lei the child died, both primmer, would be* hem Ivied be this officio. He sot ' tensed the we to the utmost limit of paneling* I slowed him by law, measly, two Jean' imprisonment, sad the man to one. This ended the buboes of the session. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Abraham Jew pedlar, was charged with a brutal emit his wife in the public streets. The s violence was fully proved by Police 4//7, who witnessed the assault. When the akar NMI him why he sominitted each cruelty, the reply the mimosa volunteered was—" It's only say wife." The MUM, when placed In the witnembox to give idiom against her husband, said she did not wish to pen the chary, end Alderman Carter discharged the fellow. 15VFifilit: Mary Ass Pleating, Catherino Gorman, and Mary Atm Waggon, wen charged wits awsultiag the easistant swarm of Bt. Crilee's Workhouse. The protein had seat for the amistaat matron, stating that they wished to speak to her. She took the precaution of having the governor to amorapany her, and as proceeding to the ward is which they were, one of them inquired why she was mat to the wash tab, and another why she was vent to work at all ? The oceoplainant asked if that was all they wished to see her shout, to which an answer in the affirmative was given, as keasiag which the governor left the ward, and no sooner was his bask tarried t ha n the priscoen made as attack on the emblmat melrem of a most ferocious descrip tion. They tore her shims, her hair, and head.dress, and beat her severely. Assiaisaes, however, soon came, and the primmere were secured. Mr. Fowler, the gevetear of the workhouse, said the pri seams were very boil eineamers, sad lied bees repeatedly committed for miseembiet. Mr. Henry inflicted a Faulty of di. on each, and in de fault committed them to the Roue of Correction for two months. litimerd /agrees, a cabman, and Men Shaw,wsre charged wider the following eirenntstaness : A cab was stop,.e4 in Careretreet, at 2in the morning, and the polies found the male prisoner inside, drunk, and a female en the boa driving. Ingram got out, and finding that it was a policeman who had interfered, struck him immediately. They were then taken in charge. Yr. Henry ordered the man to pay 20s. for striking the policeman, sod discharged the woman, with a caution. Sorel. Herring*" Ceithrin• Ar/hp, and Hannah Denman were charged with smashing windows at Gilee's l Workhoue. . - iiteThovintot stated that u coca as he had got back tol the Workhouse, after giviog evidence against the prisoners Fleming, Gorman, and Watson, he was called up to N 0.9 Ward, when the }oilmen were breaking windows. They had demolished 41 squares of glair. They had been already eosaitted many tines es refractory paupers. Donovan war thtiworst. . . Mr. Henry fined Donovan 41, or two booths ; }luring tea. 405., or three weeks' ; sad seat M'Artby to the Hoses of Horreedea kr 14 days. WORSHIP-STREET. A rupsetahly elre - e;eil eldrify — pereo - a . named WillUlis Newer" who described himself as a surgeon, wu brought up on suspicion of having wilfully set Are to • home which he occupied, in Wellington-strut, Kinnland-road. Ur. Charles Johnson, a brass finisher, living in the suns street, said—l am the owner of the boas* which I let to the prisoner about six weeks or two month; since. Shortly before 12 °Wash last night, I was roused from sleep by a bud disturbance in the street, and, on mania, oat, I ob. served the prisoner's how was ou fire. 1 isonsedistsly emit off for the engine, ' several of which soon afterwards arrived, bat eve-y effort to extinguish the fire proved ansumessfal, and the house was completely destroyed In less than two hours. 1 - 317 Edward Dix, an inkstand manufacturer, liviag op posite to Om prisoner, said—About half-past 11 o'clock last sight, I saw the prisoner leave the house in a burned San aa, and he bad only prooseded • few yards when I observed • strong reflection of light thrstigb an upsetare in the shutters of his parlour window on the ground floor. I instantly raked an alarm ' and on forcing epee the door, with the assistance of same of the nelghlioun, discovered that the flaws had caught the whole of the wood work sad wainscoting of the parlour, every portion of whisk was os Am After an ineffectual atienipt to chock the progress of the fire, ere direesed oar Alerts to effect the resew of a widow sad her three children. who were sleep lag lit the frost ram of the fleet fleet, sad fertaaatoly ear ceeded ia saving their lives * towering Iles dm fres the window at the want the Name won hantlaidwengli the t= i j ak e ag ew no awe of Ile_ Omer oath 9 DWG* tale whoa I reasinhat SIN 1111101144 the crowd who IPSO St the enaliley rah& 1 iniesdiately walto bielorid asked his whet he mem having the gl a ss es be bee done 'w by hoa be men have boom that it wee ea Are, to which the primate "aphid that M know noddies at all &boat it, and he was the. given into anetedy. Inward Wialea Die, the ha of the lea wham, telly weeebersted hie helm's a mai sated that homes. one sad two ebb* in the he ant the primate is a narrow peewee is the nelibbourliewl a mei hewn a little tnh i es him *et M ats wee as be, to 0p.:P.1" sad skip the hey by the t , be led his table Ware's, N 370, stated that upon taking to custody he said be bad been drisking tether fatally at the Vas, and that be knew nothing of the firs, which bad aridiatly broken out whits be was taking • walk about the neighbourhood. aseording to hie usual sustain. The prisoner email, (rotated his ienosusee, and said that the flu must have been occulated by a st ark trona the sandier, wbkh be blew out oa bluing the house, and that be was I t i ww if a grievous sufferer from the calamity, es he was all famed, and had lost every article he possessed. 21, 1855. Kr. Hamm!ll remanded the rinser for a week, but he moped hi awn neoguisanee. LAMBETH. Last e,5 i information was resolved at this Nut that sgs men, Jahn Dim, whose wile and Don had Msa asembed at this most on the day before, on a charge ' se sisseslMisi sash violence on him as to end anger his life, SOUTHWARK. Je i gar i iik ey gmaiefol Pang Ran, was charged 11 with Mraire iguis t a rt, Helen Barry, at No. bather's* Him sold—l am the planet's daughter, hat I live out at servile. Oa Wednesday evening, on going base, I beard • wise up stain, and heard some one scream and fall down. I immodiatoly ran up stain and saw my mother in • pool of blood, which was flowing copiously from bar no and ears. she was partially insensible. I got some wear mad washed her face, sad as soon as her senses nrused she told me my father had knocked her down and kicked her. I then went down stairs, and told my father he bad murdered my mother. He said, " Serve her right." I then celled is a enostable, and gave him into custody. After that I took my mother to St. Thomas's Hospital, when she now remains. Mr. Combs—Has your father been in the habit of M using your mother ? Witness—Oh, yes, sir. At times he is very cruel to her. Charles Harris, polio* constable 136 11, produced the Ofilowisi oertilloate : 4 . I certify that Helen Barry was admitted into the hos- C ie n lr.ffeag from several smell wounds on the head and A large bruise above and behind the elbow joist, sod a fractured radius.—Wiwitm Smith, M.D., St. Thames's Hospital." Mr. Combs remanded the prisoner to Hersemonger-lane Gaol. Richard D.kin, a thick-set, powerful-lookiag fellow, deket•of-leave convict, was 'barged with being eoneenied with others, not in custody, la assaulting Mr. Charles Louis •Mft , French patients', and robbing him of a valu able 04 watch sad chain. The prosecutor, in broken English, said that on Saturday messing, the Bth thstaid, about two o'clock, he was in a anblicloutie, near the Surrey Theatre, where he saw the pima drinking. Prisoner wanted him to fight for some mew. Witness told him it was too late to fight, and left the beam. The prisoner followed him and changed his hat with another man, and is witness was about to nom the road three men s urrounded him. One of them mind him by the threat, while soother held his arms and threw him down. TM prime thaw pat his hand in witnese'e right howl trou s earser but finding nothing there he said Mop of his sowzf "search the other pockets." Oae of It too then his watch, and having given him a heavy blow, they all ran away. Witness saw the prisoner ea the following Monday, and gave him into custody, but he was reused from the constable. Mr. Solomon (for the prisoner).—Han you not charged another man with the robbery ? Prosecutor—Tes, I have ; bat the prisoner is the lad man that left me, and I followed him some distance. Mr. Combs committed the prisoner for trial. MURDBR IN DERBYSHIRE. On Wednesday list, Mr. Coroner Whiston held an inquest on the body of James Ratcliffe, a stocking maker, 22 years of age, whose death it was a ll eged, had been occa sioned by the 'Jolene, of W iillant Clarke, a labourer. About half-peat 11 o'clock, on the night of Saturday, the 15th instant, deceased and Clarke were at Mrs. Parson's, the New Inn, Heasley Woodhouse, when a quarrel d amongst some of the company about a sixpence. Ratcliffe got up to prevent the disturbance, when Clarke attacked him by mixing him by the hair of the head, and attempting tostrangle him. A person named John Brown parted them, and a constable being gent for, the room was immediately cleared. Subserently, whilst the parties were on the road, a personnamed ockeram said to Clarke, "Ratcliffe is want. iag you, for you've been throttling him." Clarke replied, " I shall not fight him in the dark. I will fight him by daylight, but if he begins I have something in my pocket that will quiet him." Shortly afterwards Ratcliffe went towards Clarke, as if he intended to strike him. At this time Clarke had his right hand in his side oat-pocket; he drew it out, and the two struggled together for a short time, when Clarke fell to the ground. Ratcliffe then went towards his hems, and Cockerazo, following him, heard him tell his mother that he was stabbed. He was carried home, sad it was then di.oevered that he was deeply cut in the stomach. Mr. Bowdon, surgeon, of Smalley, was sent for, bat the deceased died on Tuesday last from the wound. The jury, after a careful investiga tica, retuned a verdict of " Wilful murder against Clarke." WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. (MOW TSB 01171011 OP ttal aLICIIIO TIILI4/IAP COMPLWY.) Tali=DAT, 81PIIIM1111. 20. Statism. Conroe at Wind. 84ase et Weather. Chrearlei ..—....„ LW. ...... Perkily cloudy. leelifilerl W.&W.... Very Am Nswebilair N.W. FUN. Carrie N.& —... Fine. Leneeses Yemen B. Rain. N.& Lode.. LW. .--..—.„ LW. Wkitelree• Dublta Great Grimsby ...... Fine. Bake ..... N. 8 Fine. lionthenipiei N.W. Fine. Cows &W. Poole » &W. ...... Pins. Teetmoniii W. 11=t i .... W.N.W Fine. Floe. Low. lF W. N.M.& ... Very Ana Bristol 8.6. »» Fine. limos* .... E. Exeter Gloom &W.....» Fins. LW. . . B R. Fine. W. Cloudy. • 8.8. W. Ran. ... 8.......» Fine. ▪ 8. Fine. ... N. ... Fine. B.W. &W. &W. &W. 8.8. W. Cloudy. W. y. Cloudier. LW. Perkily cloudy. Tort .. Perth ..... ilTz - digt73 - a Edinburgh Whitby ...„ -_._ 11;;eWai Abordein TRAFFIC RETURNS. ,inta T e eemati =s. aplusbet . - UMW& 2.4 1111.4 Par je64, Ilit , Total, Total 091 Q. sezgera altsodiee. 1266. 1864. f 52 A A 901 ,1704Mumalaw . 1.409 1.082 2.01 2,512 &vises OfSoliali. iiiici NNW. 4ll' 13111 %Mt 23.206 22.160 Greg .. ....... 234 312 103 415 I Great 28,136 23. - 20 North . ........ lO 2,920 2,678 b,b9B 034 8117V ik e ig Ali iii i i iii. s wia: 293 364 451 035 914 Nee* 3Ol 17,311 1800 36.301 34.704 Sambre a l a a nawa 193 916 1,118 1114 Wok pier 8.16 itra Natal awl . 4.760 2,204 6.914 W Week saw 64 . 6 . iikiiii i: Anglia — 428 396 824 Tr CRUELTY TO A CEMLN.VERDICT OF MAN BLAvanrsa AGAINST I= MOrans.—Yeeterday an ad jousted inquest was bell leder* M. Whitley on the body of • child of seeder age, nensed Alfred Arthur Rolston. The thescand bad bees palely negleetad by its mother, whose emsdnet bad been sepremstsd to the parochial authorities by Mn. Law, ' the landlady of the house, 18, Ernest-street, Regent's-par k, where eIM resided. dr. Tido, one of the inqnhy spats of 81.Poseras parish, 'kited the woman, and floats *oda& in an smosiated state recommended her to get "medial asista••• T. this she replied that it wee of no an, as the child had been delay hom its birth,•and that, ss she had lately been fortunate in procuring work as a dressmaker, she had no need to apply to the parish for assist ance. Notwithstanding this statement, Mr. Tan gave notice of the ease to Mr. Adams, one of the parochial doctors who visited the child on the 6A last, It was then very wieldy and emaciated. When he idled the next day it wars dead. It appeared that the imam was in the habit of going out at seven o'clock in the homiest the child slime. The father is stated to be a cementer, at present residing at Brighton. The mother denied that she had ill-treated or neglected her child. As she bad no milk Wen it she used to give it spoon feed, but it weeld net amain es its stomach. Mr. Adams, ontrona, having male a peel mete= examine des of the bedy, _bad oedema that death was stained by the gist of Imps MAL All the seem were free from disease. The worease twig the jury returned a verdict of " Manslaughter" sob* Swab Robson, who was eon- Toyed, on the 001•60 e. warrant, to Newgate. CHELTENHAM HEROES IN TRE CRIMEA.—The directors of Cheltenham College contemplate erecting an enduring memorial" to commemorate the services of the former students of that Institution who have fallen in the peemt war. Of the twenty six officer returned as " is the last engagement, no lee than five had been connected with the College, and the intention n to erect an " obituary board "in the principal class-room, so that the stsdeau may ever have before them a permanent record of those— ! their former clisemates—who fought and fell in their country's service. THE MOORS AND FORESTS.—SporIeMen NH still favoured with excellent weatjaer, and there hu not beat siegle bleak day from unpropitious weather dace the shoot. lap aostmemmL Gentlemen ars perfectly satisfied with their oecommer. The birds an beginning to pack, sad become rather My on the blab-lyiss moors, but they are not wady se Wild Yin many femur mom it this period. MARKETS. COTTON.—Lrysirom, Barr. 20.—Tho risukat closed heavily, with irregularity of prices, compared with Fri• day's sales. Priem of Amnia= us g down. The sales to day are estimated at 6,000 bales, and consist of about 500 Asterism for import, 80 Perna and Maranhao, at 60. to 6ed. 170 Egyptian, did. to 74d. ; 300 Surat, 3 4 d. to Sid. Total sales sines Thursday, 38,000. Total impala sines Thursday, 60,000; total szportk 6,000. COTTON GOODS. Maycnnirrzn, Sitr. 20.—The market is rather doll, and though spinners and manufac- Men hare many of them orders for some time forward (say is more than a few instonees up to Christmas nearly), they are offering goods more freely, and are in some cuss rather 'anions to selL The tendency of prices is therefore rather in favour of bayen,but the actual quotations cannot be placed much, if any, lower than on Tuesday. The dearness of money, while it offal' this market, has operated also, oon jointly with the news of a very large crop of cotton in the United States, to depress the Liverpool market for the raw material, and buyers of Manchester goods are operating cautiously in the supposition that price. may be seriously affected in their favour. LACE AND HOSIERY.—We are happy to state that the lain season has at length set in, and may be expected to continue with some degree of vigour for the next six weeks. During the last week a degree of activity certainly sprang up greatly in contrast with the long prevailing langour of the trade. The improvement Is principally in the home market. A few Americana have arrived, but although they have indulged in a law preliminary purchases they cannot be said to be &apt regularly operating. There are also a l few German buyers in our market, who are operating to a l slight extent, but with considerable caution, owing to the state of money and affairs. Hosiery business emitinues very fair, oonsiderusg the season ; this week there have been a few small shipping orders in pastel hosiery, and, notwith standing the deprseeion at Leicester, the woollen branch in Nottingham is brisk. It will still be a month, however, before the very favourable spring prospects which we have had reason to announce begin to be realisid.—Nottaighoss. shire Guardian. WOOL—BR/ammo, Barr. 20.—W00l firm, and soma what higher rates are required. Yarns : There is a good demand for yarn, bat the ado's°s is not generally acceded to. Still limited orders have been given at enhanced prices. Pieces meet with a very fair demand for this shipping trade, and the home trade is steady. BUTTER.—Coax, 20.—(8y English and Irish Magnetic Telegraph.)—Firsts, 289, 1011. ; seconds, 265, 961.; thirds, 803, 895.; fourths, 195, 80s. COBN.—ButstittottAx, SIFT. 20.—At Gloucester and Worcester markets, on the 15th, wheat ruled dull, at the currency of the previous week. Barley advanced Is., oats Bd., beans Is. to 25., and peas 2s. per quarter. During the present week, oar millers have declined to buy wheat, except at • great reduction, consequently few transactions are reported. Oats have changed hands at rather higher rates. Barley held for ls., and beans 2s. more money, with which buyers will not comply. At Wolverhampton, there was a less supply of wheat, but prices were 2*. t, Si. per quarter lower. At this day's market, there was a good supply of wheat from the farmers, who submitted to a reduction of ls. per quarter, but the dealers were g Ily firm, at last week's rates. Barley, beans, and peas all sold slowly at an advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter ; but oats were barely 6d. per quarter dearer. Dxvizaa, Barr. 20.—Harvest operations being generally concluded, we had a better supply of wheat; the beet old , fully realised last week's prices, but new was about Is. per qr. lower. The top price of the best old red was 421. 6d. per sack. In barley nothing dohs/. Beans were in im• proved demand, and were dearer; 275. per sack were given for fine old. In oats and peas no alteration to note. Prices : Wheat, best red, 821. to 85e. ; middling, 70s. to 825.; inferior, Ns. to 70e. Barley, 34.. to 371. Oats, 28s. to 34e. Beans, 471. to 545. Peas, 43.. to 48s. Flour, fine per sack, 591. to 641.1 seconds, 561. to 595. Idattcntertt, Sir?. 20.—With the exception of Sunday, on which day a considerable fall of rain took place, we have to note a continuance of favourable weather fur the ingather big of the crops In the late districts. The flour trade since our last report, influenced by the decline in the value of new wheat in many of the leading markets of the kingdom, has ruled somewhat languid, but sellers, having only limited stocks on hand, have shown no anxiety to press sales, and therefore, in the business pawing, previous prices have been maintained. Other articles have continued steady both as regards value and demand. Of Indian corn from the United States the imports at Liverpool ars liberal; but of other produce the ►rrival, from all quarters are light. There was a fair Wender's, at our market this morning, and a good inquiry was experienced for wheat, but the amouat of basin's transacted was not large. Old maintained the cur rency of this day ss'nnight, whilst new declined 2d. to 3d. per 70th. English emir sold slowly at a reduction of Is. per sack ; Spanish, on the contrary, being held for rather higher rates. Old oats and oatmeal mut again be noted rather dearer. In new no material change was apparent. On beans the turn of prices was in favour of sellers. News= , SEPT. 19.—At our market to-day there was' an improved attendance. A liberal supply et wheat and barley, bat business was not extensive. The rough condi tion of the wheat, and the depression at Hark-lass on Mon. day, had the effect of lowering wheat fully ls. per quarter. Bully le. higher. Wheat, white, 80s. to 831. • red, 768. to 78s. //alley, 375. to 401. Oats, 335. to 375. Beans, 465. to 60e. per quarter. Nawsuxv ' SEPT. 20.—The supply of new wheat is large and partially disposed of, at a decline of from 3s. to 41. per qr. Old fully supports late rates; a small supply. Very little new or old barley on offer, the latter selling at high prices. Oats, beans, and peas without alteration. - - - - UZBRIDOB, SEPT. 20.-We have a better supply of wheat which meets a slow sale at prices 21. to 31. per qr. lower than last week. Spring corn comes sparingly to hand, and sells freely. Wheat, 761. to 91s. per qr.; oats, 28s. to 36.. ; barley, 365. to 40s. ; beau, 48s. to 60s. ; peas, 40e. to 465.; rye, 48s. to 56.. per qr. ; tares, lls. to 12s. 6d. per bushel. EDINBURGH, SEPT. 19.-We had in the market to-day 1,077 qrs. wheat, 836 qn. barley. 576 op. oats, and 56 qrs. beans. Then were sold-Wheat, 382 qn. old, and 560 new ; barley, 806 ; oats, 576 ; and beans, 19 qrs. There was a large market of grain to-day. Sales very brisk for all sorts, except beans, which were never looked at. Prices advanced on all grain, with the exception of new wheat, which fell considerably. As compared with last week-New wheat was 2s. 6d. down on top, and 41. down on the average ; old wheat same on the top, and Is. bd. up on the average. Barley was 2s. down on the top, and 104. up on the average. Oats down Bd. on the top, and Bd. up en the average. Beans 3s. down on the top and Is. 11d. down on average. Wheat, old, 77e. to 925. B arley, 341. to 435. Oats, 31e. 44. to 34 . Bd. Bunt, 601. to 511. New wheat, first, 86s • second, 735. 9d.; third, 50s. Weight of top new wheat, &jibe., old wheat, 6411b5. ; barley, 56ilbs.; oats, 4311 be.; and beans, 661bs per bushel. General avenge of wheat, 795. 34.-le. Bd. down. GLASGOW, SEPT. 19.-Up till Monday prices gradually hardened, and some transactions took place is old foreign wheat, at about 6d. per boll over Wednesday's rates. Since then the trade has been quieter, and nothing of import has transpired. At to-day's market the supplies of new wheat are Luger than of late, the quality of which is very various, ranging in weight from 55Ibs. to 6311 n. per bushel, and in price from 345. to 40s. per 24011 n., as in condition. The demand for foreign hue subsided, and prices are as on this day week. Flour : Spanish is held above market rates, and Irish and town made move o ff slowly at quotations. B arley scarce; for sweet parcels sellers have the itunt in their favour. Beans, peas, and oats are unaltered in value. Oatmeal: Old is now into a few hands, who bold it for corresponding rates to those current in Liverpool, and dealers seem to prefer supplying themselves with new Irish at 39e. to 40s. f.0.b., rather than pay the advance required. Coax, SSP!. 20. - (By English and Irish Mag netic Telegraph.)-Straw, farmers', 16,. to 235. ; dealers', 275. • clover, 100. to lid ; 382 barrels white wheat, 33,. to 435. 3d. ; 126 barrels red wheat, at 3es. to 365. ; 239 red ditto, 36e. to 37e. 6d. ; 254 ditto red ditto, 37e. 6d. to 395. ; 222 barrels barley, 16s. to 18s.101. ; 206 barrels ditto, 18s. 10d. to 195.; 22 barrels ditto, 19s. to 19s. 3d ; 50 ditto here 17s. to 17s. 10d. ; 48 barren oats, 12s. 6d. to 14‘. 9d.; 499 barrels oats, 141. 9d. to 15s. ; 379 barrels oats, 16s. to 17s. ; hay, farmers', 459. t0:661. ; dealers', 551. to 655. WATERFORD. SEPT. 19.-The decline noted in the Lon don market of Monday on new English wheat has effected the value of farmers' samples here to the extent of 21. per barrel. In foreign wheat we note no change. Barley and oats are fully as dear as before, and Indian corn is in good request at the quotations of Saturday last. Floor very firm. CATTLE.—Naw.tan, Sari. 19.—At market to day then was a large show of stock, sad little business doing. Prices fist. There were 338 sheep, 16 bests, and - 199 pigs penned in the market. EDINBURGH, SIFT. 19.—The supply of sheep and lambs this morning was 8627, being 109 mon than last day. AU kinds met a slow sale, and at the close a considerable num ber were unsold. Top price of the best sged blackfaced mutton, 7d. ; current, 61. to 611., and downwards. Lambs from ls. to le. 61. a-head down. Top price, 235. ; current for the best sorts from 12s. to 161. ; Greyfaced, from Bs. to 10s. ; bleekfaced, top lls. ; current, from is. to Bs. and down to Cs. a-head. The number of cattle was 616, being 80 MOM than last week. Bales also dull, and prices down fully 3d. Per Dutch stone. Datums top price, 10s. ; current, 9s. to 9s. 6d. ; and down to fle. per Dutch stone. At the close a clearance not effected. There were in the market 8,627 sheep; 616 fit cattle ; 332 lean do. ; 72 Wink COWS ; 173 [Adaettimemaat.)—TWO SUPPLEMENT, GRATIS rims na Hinn y Dtararcu.—ODs will: ha prennead te ths es Illnday sent. no intsat, sad anther en the Sony tit i an two Sandmen; tn ocatinstis et the mobs snaky will anon sunentle partianines et the anisidiasst of ApDslc au WI WmrDi Ilaisannt UMW. ths En disc of n =4l6th, total Divinallsa et In assnes First, the ntry of the ,414 k, into no COM aaA ankenesat snommant•—Ordars may MOm ti s, Fmrsionsee in lbws and Omstry, or at Ow Moe of the .Dlstrish." 1316 Plesketrest. [AdVdniannents]—HOLLOWAY ' S PILLS FOR THE CIO= or OSTISYs UiPRICSDLIITIM—EittIet Of S letter from Mr. Wild, of llyde, Cheshire, dated August 3, 1334 :—"To Prokmor trewtoe residing in Haarommetrest, in this town, was stßleted with amnia for many years, a difficulty et and &violent conk sassing nee pales in her side, more .1, ode she ten sold ; no tried many tannin and t individuals without obtaining any favourable re. I ink 1 theninned her to tab your Mile, and altar • few warts aid I was sisektitrektr letter, and by persevering with thssa she is now eummi.—Gekl by all vendors of medians • sad at Professor odeleameate, 30, S rand, trona. and SO, Maids.. km. Now Talk. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. C 4181JALTY. The Ellen Dixon, which arrived hue list night, sattsi se d damage by coming in contact with a Chain ship Valparaiso, July 31. The Earl of Derby sailed from Cape Cout Castle ou the 7th of August for this port.—Liverpool, Sept. 20. ARRIVED. ANNA STILIDITON—St 11 4 4 .abor risiabor 11, boa. Mum—al Polymath, 19, from „,,,,m os - = ausiost—ar YlagAlsth, earMashar 19. ..... dai .3,1 1 Soma—at Orsamml. I.94mbar le. tom dam BarnazAzam Mo WAßD—st os;_ a a , l is_atu erinimid. espioniber laMmbo a".ll : ooo.o. lo. l°. Banos OaT —at Ors bas 10. tram .. .......J &Ara BOY (o)—at Ilsothamptos, Mastabsc 19, sum C 4 ZOLUIVrat D•al, Ispumbar 20, hem iNI62 R N , Maousa—at Mums. September 19, tram Cbaths— ^thouss—at Welds, _September 19, ham ...awLiiiii :•et dodo, ii, &W ' ._ ILL-at Liverpool, September SIN tram ''''' imam MANJA-91 L 19199004 ii•PlelAgym. 6 M B " Ce ek l U. Brazos' (0-at Deal, Mptember 20, from. .-.. Bulky-at Gravesend. September 24, from ... „„,_ -n0%.. . 1 ,...., La. 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La 00111 Laser lA-ot Liverpool, Ileptmnber We, from 7 „,, Jana Howsan-at Liverpool, ispiambee 20, from_ „__Bur," Lamm,-at=t , IMlMllatit 14 freer mr DM Lo-et P Seramber 11, tram P.l.lMer Ls llsomum DO. Csimeauo -at Hall, September 19, ga l ho e Maim Mmorme.-at Beathimpton, September 19, from- .., MAZY Buhr -91 01.91Nlber 19, from jj imem Mosmam-at Onememk, SO. from 2kturesi ILtureamer (r.l-at SepNarber 20, from .....Streg Nesou-at Oreveseml. Ifememstem 2040.1.fr0n•-•••••-..-Gages Meeem-at Liverpool, lereember 10. ..........• Dial Oseenno-et Gravesemd, September Rio from-- zomem Oceen-at OTSVONOOO. Seplember SO, from Unarm Posers?-at Liverpool, Seplember 10, from Heft Donn Pacurr-at Liverpool, September 20, from Sener grain -at Liverpool, &ramie:lo from Dael ltanomen-et Liverpool, :ber , 9o, from. ... ~... „Lem" BMW D AND Caolol- off September 20, erser.___Jeb, 11,8009111 T-at Bristol, Septem 19, from .....--.2ene Ransom-at Greenock, September 18, from ..-.. Teoe Sea-at Greenock. esplembw 111, teem YrerYet Bwsnuty-at Gramemil, flesilembet 24 fr0nk...... -. -Jena Bins -r-at Seplembw MI, from yre. ya, , , AL at 19, from lament Rusoie-alf tbe s MS, from— ..... ----kris Wreztare-at Meld; 19, from -, ~ . -Mite WY. T110931/10110008--st September 20, VW Miran SAILED. Asouto—from Newport, M., September 18, to Boom—from Nert, IL, September 18, to Iticsasor—from Plymouth, September 19, to ...... COMMACK—BM Gravesend, September 20, to ,___Serkess Custom—from Gravesend. September 20, to Ooseresernia —from Liverpool, September 20, to ,81;tr A t CMIIOTISA—from QUOMMORII, OCOMMOr 19, to Unit Cormurr—tram Shiels, September 19, to Goa Csaneura—from Glasgow, September 19, t0„,.......„5apm. Came—from Hartlepool, September 18, to ......... --Balm Deus —from Falmouth, September 18, to Jell* Sane Haar —from Liverpool, September 20, to list/alms gamma DODOM4—MOM Graveeerd, September 20, t0,..19m. Erse—from Cardiff, September 19, to Asia - - - -•••—from Hartlepool, September 18, to ...AN --...., —lmeotsill. _ September 19, _10.....40108 'fta - D - sai -- 6 - FRADMUC Crano--tram Et September tB, to Oda Pvneooszt—trom Gravamead. :Der 90, to Itotada HAMM Quzug—troy Li , Eateaana 20, to„ Nre Tot Herron—from Gravesend, Beptambee 20 to Caine 110.Dalei lionoanzrzartraa Cord!ff 9e9tcfber lit to Cala it,TH , oni;os- 7 frOin4s;iciiff, leitootee if); to . —.....-..-liii Jon Dreamt-from Cardiff, September 18, Ourine Knoosron-from Hartlepool, September 19, to ..... = Kepossoo-from Gravesend, September 20, to KUNIOVIME-from Cardiff, September 19, t 0...... ....fie Loma-from Cardiff, September 19, to Oew lintays-Rom Gravesend, September 20, to Nan bleosar--troin Gravesend, September 20, to Dimas lliaccuus-from Cowes, September 19, to. ....... limeNiq lIATADOI-from Falmouth. September 18, to ...Anne MAMA ALICE-from Newport, M., September H. to Ginn Nernme-from Cardiff, September 18, t 0... Chita Vent Nozore-from Gravesend, September 80. to Neap Newton-from Gravesend, September 20, to St. flies PANAMA-from Gravesend, September 20, to Earth* RIM JACKET-17001 Liverpool, September 20, to .11el1iese Revansoovasa-from Gravesend, September 20, t 0........ Ann Sono-tram Gravesend, September 20, to Hen Tuna Young-from Shields, September 19, t 0...... nuerun-from Cardiff, September 19, to 'Chinn noun-from Hartlepool. September 19, 10..............81ADDE UPLAND-from Gravesend, September 20, to arms VALLS DS QVAI-from Shields, September 19, to Dan WILZELNINA-from Queenstown, I:Sotto:tier 18, to Linn Weasels-from Middlenorousb, September 19, to 51520 ZOLLACIA-from Newport, M., September U, to St. Moil ♦IBBYLB BPOKIIII Wald. Alias Maud, from Calcutta for London, July I,lat. 25 B, 100. 29 E. Australian (Le.). Sept 3, lat. 36 S., ton. 4 W. Bombay, for London, July 23, lat. 4512 S., lon. 6.33 E. Com* 11%1111 Calcutta for London. April lb, 1at.14 Ti ., lon. 91 B. Camaisoa, hem Coringa for London. July 3, lat. 35 9 , los. 26 E. Endplates, from Calcutta for Liverpool, July 7, tat 3L57 8., is 23.40 E. Evaaretina (Wom), from Liverpool for Trials, In am Gut. 1934.6, all Well. Fanny Nicholeen (barque), of sad from Sunderland for AboaniaL4t. 7, mat of Cape fa. Vincent. Amnia barque), of and from Falmouth for Quebec, 200 ate W. Of the Lizard, Sept. lb. Great 13ntein (ship), from Loudon to Montreal, Sept. 6, ist.ff lon. 19 W. German's (et. pt.), Sept. 13, of Cape St. Vincent Jamplthee, cl Aberdeen, from Liverpool for Quebec, Sept. 19, out 12 der Jams James Alexander, from Calcutta for Liverpool, May 3, lat. 11 11, lea. . _ alt. John limn, from Bombay for London, June 16, M 416.319 b. 68.25 Z. Jamas Stewart, for LJaton, Sept. 8, lat. 46 N., lon. 34 W. Minstrel, from London, August 18, lat. $2 N , ton. 39 W. 311 Mors, from Loncon for Alio& Bay, June 30, lat. 38 8. Neptune (Bremen *kip), from Calcutta for London, August 33, is 30 N.. ton. 37.40 W. Noma. from London for Adelaide, out 33 dam August 4cc ;Ist. 3.20 N., ton. 23.28 W. fftwerelga (ship). from Bombay for Liverpool , August 31, St 44.34 N., 100. 28 W. Tynemouth (s.a.), bound E., August 28, off Cape listspen. Nh Young Meebanlo, from Liverpool for Calcutta, August 9, lat 7.15 lon. 22.37 W. Memo TO Rio.—The following notice was jowl, from the General Poet-office, yesterday, viz. :—A mail for Rio de Janeiro will be made up at this office, on the evecteg of the 25th inst., for conveyance from Devonport by her Majesty's steamer Siren. Letters and newspapers ioModell to be sent by this opportunity must be specially addressed— "By her Majesty's steamer Siren." The postage on lette't will be le. the oz., and upon newspapers ld. each. The postage on letters and newspapers mast be paid in advance. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHB. CLIOLMONDISLET.-Bept. IS, at Abbot's Mc m, Cheshire, the ilea. Mrs. Cnolnsoodelsy, of a am. I DUCIDALE.—Sept. 19, at Higher Benteliffe-home, mar If master. Mu. J. Dugdaie, of • son. EllROLL.—fiept. 16, at Mains Castle, Aberdeenshire, the Onatmot Erroll, of a son. 18, at Buseeirequate, the wife of the Er. I. OrtlDtl, of a daughter. LEMIB,-Bept. 17, at Pelham Villas, Brampton, the wife of I. Lai Esq., of a sou. RAN DOLPEL—gept. 18, at Balla Vista, Bath, the wife of E. UM" Esq., et a eon. MPILLEIL—Sept. 19, at Wyndham-house School, Camberwell. O. wife of Mr. 8. SOLING of a sou. !MEMEL—Sept. 18, It Westlerry.place, Tottenham, the wife of P. Tamer. ER., of a daughter. BROMLEY—KELLY. —Sept. 19, at fit. George's, Hanover-Wu% T. Bromley. kat., son of Admiral Sir lt. 11. Bromley, Bart., to Gars Litany Paley, only child of air F. Kelly, M.P. LEACH—BARNEB. kept. 18 at the Pariah Church, Le ominster, by the Rev. T. Westmoreland Charles Leach, o f of the late W. ' Leach, Eq., 8.N., to Anne Penelope, daughier of Mr. G. BOOK of Leominater. MAIUMOTT—WALLER.—Sept. 18, at Farmington, Oloticestwahlter by the Bev. B. Waller, E. J. B. Murton, Esq.. son of the 1 0 Lieutenant-General T. Marriott, of Avon Bank, Worcetterabire, ti Georgians Mary, daughter of H. E. Waller, Earl., of Farmieffic 4 ' lodge, Gloatesteralgre, and Kirby Fleetham Hat, Yorkshire. BABGENT--61U5GE.— &pt. 20, at the CongregationslCham l, road, by the Bev. John Howard Hinton, Frederick earlf BB l. Paris, to Lucy, elder daughter of Daniel Uttar, of the 'AT.'" and of Yate.lawn, in the county of ulouonner, Esq. TWINING—NKLISON.—Bept. 19, at fit. Peter's, Pimlico. by 08 Iwisdni, F. Twining, Fin ' of Cloggan Tower J. A. Twining, Erq., of the Elms, Baldock, to Ell '"" chcitiL'"" only child of the late A. C. Nelson, Esq., B.A. WINGAB—CHABTOI4.—Sept. 16, at the Cambia ofan Htl B Chapel. Bath, by the Bev. J. Owen, Henry, son of Mr. J. W of Harlow, Faces, to Maria, daughter of Mr. Campton, df 10 9" 4 Norfolk. Mali& BRANDRAW.—Bept. 16, at Blackheath. Elisabetlk_wldow of the BM A. Briusdram, M. s., late Rector of Beekenhul, Riot. aged W. FIRLD.-Bepl. 18, Elks, wile of Mr. C. Field, of • Rusesl6grwe , Mite ton, aged SO. GALLENGA.—Bept. 16, at Blackpool, Juliet, the wife of A. Gallia" Esq., of Ken-gate, aged 30. GILKEB.--Bept ns . in 18 gto , at his residence, Darlington, Oswald Gill" member of the &misty of Friends, aged 45 year% Grey, &MI 0611.11 GlißT.—Sept. 15, at Woolwich, Captain C. W. son of the Right Boa. Fir C. E. Grey, aged 30. HINDLI.—Sept. IS, Christopher, Dan of the Bei. J. Iliadl4 B-Dm filar of RlStiero. Rent, aged H. J0RN67011.-Bept. 16, at Durham, J. F. W. Johneton,t.l"/"14 Professor of Chemistry in Um University of Gorham , i warr.—Sept. 16, at @ ,gent Elisabeth. relict of IL NW, 01 " formerly of Clifton, Ore, aged 86. PIBTRUCCL—Sept. 18, at Platsdodge, Englefield.grees, B. trued, Req., aged 76 Petalled sad pattilabed let Ww.Lete Zoe Mot. la the ate Leadoe. Maar. et the oda. ID thew& lathe predate ot Aldeddele.—lrstheT. Wuhan a.m..