The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-16 00:00:00

DUBLIN, Oar. 16. The immense successes obtained by the liberals at the present revision of the franchise in the city and county of Dublin will, it is hoped, aware a suitable representation of both, on the next opportunity, in parliament, and we may expect to see men of a more respectable standing than some of our late liberal candidates offer themselves to the constituency. Mr. C. W. Danville, son of Sir Compton Danville, the owner of very extensive property in and around Dublin, and a convert to liberalism, has already 11.441011 the field. The first experimental trip on the new line of • railway constructed from Dublin to Wicklow,' through the magnificent weary of Bray Head and that part of the coast, was made with great swam on Saturday. Among the excursionists wen Mr. William Dugan, Sir Thomas Eamoode, and the Bev. Mr. Mihaly, better known as the inimitable Father Prost. At the banquet given by the directors on the cosaiee, Father Proat, in acknowledging the toast of bin health, said : Se User bat little about railways, but dust esalhes that • at the pealed of the adds he had orjgisated a etheast ter a short Ilse betimes Ashur sad the Phase, the of ell* is bard. with a thostsed dies% of Ns IL Ma i Is the dahlia of Della Ratedd. ( WOO Net Mannar is its salve elmelaSty sad pats ewiMLw was this ins railway frost Datil. to Withiow. The whole Enka was reddest set& leassese sad wow tire of wag. At the way salad the cads =addl each locality_farlier own. Parham padssee—perbap Tea dips't Imo Molly Brows Who sold goats' whey is Disgust's sweet tows. (Lasightet.) Tess, agais, what left sad subdued wade is tee statics of 8 (Ilessiasest.) The tows of Bray, 'twee true, wggatad a quadrapod—set *sadly the wiepd reissue of Apollo; but what a *doss aail picturesque vielisity 1 la the words of your pis pet, is there sot the ---- Wig Devil', That lows to vises sad gargle His nay that with water bright. Awl well night be (Me hoe Augustus Wade) .Jaeulate, maid the i!idshisr aisedlaade. due at IOhd; lad I jai • eledia la Ws Part if mattes. ' borrow aid the ism lisids. DO finds ills MI MI6 tii• nobs I _ _. With s tepid redesses Is dr .elms emarry c f Glands keid, sal the deputed glories of ether dam be dwelt IS Or armee of Awes, the Helices, sad Ire limilord lady, adverbs to the star emegratslatkee milli vi re dr dream that dry bed bas anted the bold eel smells NM mead the geerselery which fees ed rah s smite leedirelt, he we seee dry hh et Wen e, how arch the Ilseelles Mim Whoa we see lira edlielsider leeks that we Mn. ACCIDENT ON THE UWE= RAILWAY.—Oa Fri • day as sorideat of a David kind marred at the Belfast eta , Ilea el the Ulster Hallway. • driver who had bora *Mend to up the Use to Wag do wn a large gas/k -itty of goods. was peepariag his *seam for the purpose, and mat his dream to the doss to get ease seserariss. Dating the Ames of the beau he proceeded Se pans a "petit." To abet this he had to dimmest sail pat his ob:r . slew ; mar. istesdiaglytozsifunt fe11,." e as e' poist peegaedetL This seemed a few pectin: l lm ibe e= l , sad it is • dards: seem* of the is,. of na engine, that eves with is little pewee ea it patted does tbe station, =wallies r up the dogg at is aid, lad lodged is oriel oams. ed Me deirdsg eueleMed esty Wary. Thal drivel astedoestrary to edam iliesaMs• hie Mama away,l sad will so doubt suffer for dig se.—BrObet Mercury. SALE OP LAND LI IILELAND.—• sale was held at Cork as Wedstaday, by Farebrotiser, Cleft, and Lye esetionsers, Leads., of as estate is the baronies Corks: • piny, Cleasamarko. Iveregh, and Dualisms, Merry. The satire preperty, Shad. 15,000 sires, all hell la lee Maple. is Hie taws of Mr The aggregate amber of sere* was &hest 11,720, and the total purchase gamey 64,7101. Amami the larded purchases were those of Mr. Crook's. Ardfert, 13,1001.; the M•Oilliesddy, 6.0001.; Mr. James 0'0.0'611, Lakeview, 4,8601. ; Mr. O'Sullivan, Cahiniveen, 4,7301. ; Mr. Z. B. Hartopp, 6,2601. ; Dr. Barry, C 3 .birct ,5001.vesa, 3,0001.; Mr. Scanlan, 3,2001.; Mr. Magas. TizAz. Taff ca TEI 0111.1117,--Tlao new onrow stakes, Oaken erbisk is will be resollesiod Is the lest ship of the spleidir esokrosied lbo dodigerd the Cork kaki Ship Compaoy, has asemegkliled ber Wel trip hem Liverpool soder eirinomeemens whisk give make to maise Yet line of Ike softie meeek of the same team& mad empadly, hi lb. meekest genie& The Osprey ressived Ira sisiliseiy at Liverpool, and kaviog somploted beg an. Ila owl she left that pen at ten *Week cm l'uselap . Notwitheteedlng the heaths of the keieiiof the machiaery, whit* war readers generally reme of the maturities °homilies is testing tt *speed d sssw skip, the voyage was accomplished in twenty aia basso asd a half. In any ease thin might he considered • Mini passage, bat when it is remembered that for the Sillealet part of the voyage she was compelled to go at half egged, owing to the cause to which we have 'Wad, d, them min be little doubt that her future trips will be marked by asatmadisasy speed. We may add that the Cork Steam nlkummoy have not slaekeoed I. the pronounce of oksopries, end have already another lugs irk steamer NI dews sad far advanced toward. completion. Should do sky ever become, a. we trust it may, • great shlp, Wass port, meth of the credit of that result will be due 1 es the Impales give* to a saw manufacture by the easrgy sod spirit of that company.—Cork Examiner. LADY BURKIL—It gives to unspeakable pleasure to be able to ansounco, cm trustworthy authority, that Lady Burke, relict of the late Sir John Bathe, Bart., Marble hill, has, after long and mature deliberatioe, renounsed the errors of protintantiam, and become a member of the holy Roma catholic church. She we'd her recantation is Bou- logne, where she still resides.—Galesoy Marewry. SPORTING. Tke ma was thronged II rosghont the aftermaa, sad .auseidereble progress was made is the gourd satsumas% of the *evaluate connected with the neat eremite at New. market. Except ia two or three Mimes the apply of mac/ was evidently folly egad to the &timid. The ealy temportsat cue of desalt wu ea the pert of a Mr. 8--, who bed betted heavily egaimet the wheer of the Ceserewiteb, sad whoa amens Is said to be in • Impo lite readitioa. At atonal' speculatioa wee named, bat bakers of hers.. were SCUP; the tranumaione were assequwatly After 6 to 6 bad bum taken to some nosey alias Mr. . Sykes fee tho Oran Warwick Headlamp he advanced to " suss a" but towards the Sian the frau with which Pole. Mar woe Insught tuft tbe ambit seamed a slight maim. 5t04 we ./bred is the had. The outlay oa Pole ass at 6is 1 sad 9to 2 exceeded 6008. Poodle w baked is mall sem at 4 to 1 sad 10 to 3. Tke priaelpal umemais with regard to the Cambridge tains wen tbs Morminn tendsm Cala:nag, the support Mika was Irbta M Velma wad Flenera, sad the dispel lies whieh was imitated a ba th Elnetaa. Ceases sad Veteran, althoest osseem," bad opposing parties, sad ea was baked for • good deal of uneasy. Farther ausisant is namessery. OLOIIIIIO PIACI& GREAT WARWICK HANDICAP. 5 to 4 apt Mr. E. R. Clerk's Mr. Sykes (t sad off) 10 to 3 Lord Clitdett's Poodle (t) 9 to 2 Mr. Pell's Pols Star (t) 13 to 1 bar three ((re) CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. S to 1 mist Cattails D. Las's Crows Pima (toad ) 12 11 1 Mr. off Adidas's Flatterer (13 to 1t) 16 to 1 Mr. J. M. Staalere Wawa (100 to 6 t(roily) 11 NI I -- Mr. J. M. Stanley's Vetere (e-1,000 to 60 also laid) 15 to 1 Mr. Nun'. Vandyke (1) 16 to 1 Mr. Itioateme's Blame (16 to 1t) 100 to 6 Mr. T. Parr's Rebell (t tad off) 20 to 1 Mr. Y. Ems's Flame (t) 26 to 1 Mr. J. Othothe's Lord Alfred (t) 1000 to 30 Lord Aaglssoy's Nabob (t) 2000 12 40 Mr. Cbtialdatoe's Blames kt) DERBY. • 1000 to 16 met Kr. Payee's Bathe (t) WASIVICK DAT.—Horeas arrived : Poodle, Rod Rose, Black arras, Tipperary Boy, Star a/England, Pole Btu, Bright Moho; Bilious& alai kader, liiss Goidaehmidt, Diego, Mia. tirrketray, Little Day* Mishap, ltbelbald, Bids., Voucher, Petticoat, Ceekeysr, Royalty, Master Herta*, Bauve•gailteut, Rowe, Minus, Gum, 6r. THI WELSH lit AMERICA.—The Welsh Annul of smieyelatuia is son homiest that is generally sup At the preenteime there an winded W be la the ET ". . its/ Mates alum b ),000 eating of Weise. ladies this It is nil that then wen of Webb night 17 a the et the Ineienalea ef lacienailseee, oia Plaid/me si n: Veiled aeliek and 14 revelatinory geserels. The Prod der% wow Ilems Jets Aims sad his no, Moans, Ilwillsoa, mad Ifrrlaan. W 's wife, it is aseseted, wee tn• grasedesaliser et a W elesepase sad Jeer ekes lAwarle, Tale, tbe fewrier of Tale Giles*, John Kawheil sad Rielseni licaz o t o t . ere also dewed as of Welsh eriaia.—Phelsdattlie Rooemss or Juniumes' Bnors.—The Now Tait Atwood Ofesstsco, Muftis. t. He Ingessay of baralwass fa j.u.ww shops fa Iwadsts, says :—" It ha• barn uftwarry Aram thaa last is a number of thsWall- Ono tuisas sad Issabsoe Gnaw% to hue ths Sy bum ke a:arm:thaw wkilkiffir4billon doss, Oats upssiao the to of van walastriaa. As sa Sidi ossulfw. • low b. te us DA olsw. whisk u• suppose/ to fadlostollo mama salts wawa" Lab) fatelligenct. WORT OF MOSS a. 001013/1301/011 .ON IN RI NATI/A/ID. r.—Oct. 16. This was the mrsdeste seeetisi la the awe of J. Hay ward, woollen warehouses's* and fester, et Old Jewry. His debts were 8,1231. ; liabilities, 1,8641.; assets &best 9001. There were so ;swim TM kisses were stated at 4.6281., Muir es bed debts ; trade exposes', 1,4491. ; private sad domestie ditto, 1,1001. Mr. Mailtes, frees the Abe of Messrs Lisklater sad Harkwee4 ea the part et the steleseet, offered so *prod ties to the cortilleste. . . 16:Lawreses, is behalf of the bankrupt, stated that 3a. 4d. is IWO rend lied akoady hem paid mist • mops skits, who mere eted 4 thomeative mae laetrile et the meta. TM hestkrapeep woe die ettribetehle to that of John Orerbery, who was a debts, is tile estate of 2,0001. The expense of the proposed arsengensess, 11431., did sot speak sasek for (Meals* of those dames is the iwahreptep Mt. The toms wen wholly ia the seems elf belases. His Homer said the trodisg had hem melt dleatizens, sad he maid only grant a eertifssts of the third dm LNBOLVENT DEBTORS His Honour teak bell eases mad mottoes to-tley. Ames, the former appeared Holm, the Norfolk ghat, and laadlord of the Craven Hoed pabli♦keaea, la Drury lame. The asaintatomeat attracted a crowded evert. to tenser his &bat. — Tea - caw etWhiteeraseetreet Prhae, where Hales lad been wise thee coedited, applied that he leen stead at the corner of the wart, IN do bit` Maned to izeolveate we not el eadiaieut divamitee he hi amiramodatioe. _ iiiFbi7f . wombat ail hi indght st;a - 1 where it .w Co....iseiew bigoted the esiedwle sad 'mated the applied°. without a isle gees**. The awn was apesaii, mom of the crowd. The delft are 110Mbeirlisi help, mending 2,0001., bet Crlesesseisleat Ye boss given op for the media& oaks is apsleted be the 2ad November, before Mr. Co— Mityhy. la tie lit el amnesties. to be discharged on sweetie, was owe by a mimes who was stated to be ~ e ighty eight," sual4 Alward BershelL The egglismisa was allowed. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. James Treissawy, 26, sad Garr; William. 23. Pleaded guilty to a sharp of felomiously Waking sad mating the dwelliseesse of Ludwig Oettkisi, and steeling aertain Tbe, poeperty. . gamete Trelawney sad Roberta were ticket-af lame .neuter, end Williams was stated by a pollee am stable to lime beta the comatase use dare of thieve*. Roberta ma INSOSSINNI 11) 7 pan' treamertation I. 1861, and wee liberMel mediae...Mae some Am or six moutha smo. Tralamey wee matatetd at the Old Bailey la 1861 to 10 yule transpereaties for bugler,, and he was liberated on the OM of last mealb. Oa the 22nd he and William got Is the Mum Re. 12, Ilsometnet. Bedford-mean, sad item 6ablehill la papering to awry off a lame quantity r ai alest be asdgesald It was almost beyond belief that Mamba ebbed aestimme to ..t is positive opposition to Me pestlesl espertesso of tat main of the tieket-of leave system. It. mann were of the met maisebievous kiad. Take the me of the primmer Tratamay se ea imbue. Be was a madam thief, and in 1861 be its m asted as a burglar, sad massed to 10 yam' tromportades. On the woad of lint math he was set at liberty ea a ticket of-leave, sad is lees them three weeks atomise Ite was fatal I. the mamma, of a terra itempesies of themes huskies fate a Mau, sad whoa &Mad masking • same ifeaolt is the landl a dy. Is me MI obi* mem before bia a men was found two days after he bed been liberated as thhet-ef-lsave teaching a boy of *Mesa lb. est of pick ing mama is the street. flea was the malt of letting Mae mu go at large ; they were termed bees ea the town, with stuns of money is their pasta, ea essilthis that they mare. d to their femme pleas of rediesse, whore they joined their old coapasliss is Mate mad byes dm* ernes *gas. Bomar he Met with ether astbuftles on the system itself, be they meld all eves that whin that as. abased the whisk had bees aims them, and Titania to thole di they amid be severely punished. Bo simil eislesse Tielawasy le man peen' mail aerated% sad Ilehertate six; sad U the maw- Mies thought fit to redoes tbat team sad again set them at liberty, that by with them. TM mart, la the Midterm of It. duty, nos red those were the tams of punithaese the eases moiled. As to Williams, he womb be rmanded for further Legally as to kis previous charmer. Arm& Lai, $B. sad ;kora Dairr,lo, bealleam, ware lediatorlar Mealing three gibes ef elm med Mika. efrew, the ef the Owed Jewel* Clad Company, *air we Mr. Parry premented ; Mr. Salter appeared for Long, and Mr. Bibles for Baker. It appeared that the prisosers ware **Mine of boats bo• Imes, *to Grand Junction Canal C =may, and the =2:laMesa was that they had broken the bulk of sad a cask of sugar, which were plowed en ese of the hosts for sonvayance to Birmingham, sad bad helped themselves* the quantities mentimed in the indict ment. The ewe wee rather complicated, and comipied same flee. The result was an acquittal of both prisoners. Alwird Etweris, 62, described as a pork butcher, was indisesd fee unlawfully attemptieg feloniously and burgle rime* hi break sad enter the dwelling bones of Mr. George Creikelienk, the well knows artist. - - IV — Payse ;;e sisi tleprOeeciiien. It appeared Ha a the night et the 27th of September, the base 0 this peesemitor, 411, Keraingtoe.plaos Hemp steal reed, woe seemly fastened at ten o'clock; sad lb. tamales retired to bed. AU two en the following snoraing, W sea was awakened by the beeebing of give and the rims et. bell atieshed to tbe abetter of a back window. She all.d her master, who is conjunction with the polies made a search, sad it was found that as stunapt had been made to aster the home by breaking the Met loot leadieg window. The pace than put themselves as the masa outside, while Kr. Crstikehaak watched in the garbs. la sheet ten minutes a maa (the primmer) as.. up es his end asked kis if they had caught the fellow i Kr. Onatabeak replied, " Tee, you are the fellow," wlswespea tbe primer took to hie hub and got our a wall. The piles west la per nit mad gaud his to ma area in the ereeema sad Knee a a weehhewee, where they land bin mamba deem by the side et the upper. Os being seta ast he did there, lie said, wain that he knew a sad afteursede be laid drink had breoght him to his lest pay, sad thell he wee regard less el what occurred to him. He was taw liii mastody, sad is the aurae of tbs morning a life „ two knives, somilef wag candle, were found die aims tato which the In his retreat .& is — r — ey flt:r Illes (lanky. • eewslabie proved that is 1862 the primmer was tried at the OK Dam ter burglary, ceavieted, and eisateaced to tea Teen' tweespietatles. Mr. Pays, said. if that was se, the prisoner must be a ticket-K.4w* maa sad th ere was no doubt that th e system of ltheregag emvats on ticket of Mare was working great snieeltief. Kr. Witham seatagesi the prisms to eighties sosthe hard labels. THE POLICE COURTS. The Lord Mayor seat several piekpeakeb to pion for different periods, varying frees ass to three siestas. GUILDHALL. Prederisk Oellingwood, a baleen, of High-street, blimp tom. was sommemed beim Alderman Sidney to Lamer the fedserbgeselmse t. wa, w, W. Chopia sse r:overaor ads* prison of Howson, said—The de dst has W matnet for supplying meet for the City of Leedom wiessin He hoe the contrast for twelve mouths up to neat Kink. He hes to supply nest far the 'Amen 1. Hon.& On Saturday last hie sea darned at the prima. terattty 01 Milt, sanded', of dif land plans of heel, Mide weight of 39lbs. To two of those pima the mid di atted my attention. sad I saw that a hole had been sods im eta of the pieces of beef, and three plans of assayed miles pat tato them. Two piste, of the mete= Malt we, math, sad ate of theta bad ass L It By__assts iddrey—l hale balm had tee write to the defendant fee ending bad meat. The meet did not appear salt ine hems food, bat when it was boiled it steak very musk and sem of it bad m segets is it then. I outset sell whet his maim were for doing so hat meat maid not he kauaht Ike the maw pries se the cateereet. ClOSlOnalahlig by the defendant—Thu beef wee very good ; I had no fault te dad with it. Kr. Colllagwesi-1 eart ealy sty that the bad most was pat is by my asen. There are We el thew is it, but 1 lad no knowledge of the naassees. Beeklemin Liiman---I am cook at Newpate for the pri soners. I reserved this beef from the defendant's man on Saturday morning; it weighed 391 b .. When I was pre paring it for the copper, I found a hole wt in two of the pieces, and mutton forced into the hole,. The nonce wee is a putrid state, and I drew the governor's attention to it. That which I took out was totally salt for human toed. There were maggots in one piece of it. The beef wee very good, and you meld not see the bed meat unless you turned it over. Sidney—lf this meat had been boiled, =would have been found. I do not know what motives see the contractor to sand each meat. Daring the last six weeks compleints have been made by the governor of bad meat having been sent. The contract was then pat in and road. Kr. Robert Pock'Witco, inspector of Newisteinarket— I was sent for on Saturday by Kr. Cope, end he produced to me two please of beef. One was the chuck withost the bone, end the other was the leg of mutton piece. Tbe beef was geed, but there was • hole set I. each piece, and about • rowed weight of rani of mattes in a putrid stet*. One el the please of moues had maggots in it, sad both were salt be human food. Alstersaa Sidney—The salsa of that asat with the boa* is it would be 6d. a pound. The detsedaat is a peat loose by the contrast, which he moires only 61. a steno for. - Mr. Cops said than us above 102 prieonen ie Newgete, sad is the other City pia = &bent 400 more ; sad as Mei are allowed fllbe. of meat a week, the quantity would be about 1,6001 be. per week that the defendant world bare to no. Alders= Sidney—What have you to say to this? Mr. Collingwood—l cot that meat off myself, and it is perfectly good. How those pieces of mutton came into it I do sot know. My man who took it has suddenly left me this morning without notice. It is very true that I am losing mosey by the contract, but I will fulfil it. When I took the contract at ils. per stons, lwas in hopes that things would get better. The pieces of mutton are so small that it would not be worth ray while to attempt such a fraud. . Aldermen Sidney—l do not think, Mr. Collingwood, that you uaderstead the position you are placed in. The quan tity is certaialy small, but then, when you have to supply 1,600 lbs. a week at prime th at an very low, you would have as interest in trying to disgust the magistrates of Lon don with the quality of the meat, in order to break your contract. If that was not your mode., you must satisfy me that you ware not cogaisant of the state of the moat, or it will be my duty to commit you for trial. An you in a position, should you be put on your oath, to swear that the bed moat was not pat into the good when It left your pro misee 2_ Kr. Celliagwood—l am, air. My man told me that those Owes of bad meat were put into the earl for the dog of • ', wastameroted he supposed duty got Into the tray under the meat when he delivered it. Alderman Sidney—Can you produce that man ? Mr. Collingwood—l will try. Alderman Sidney—Then I will adjourn the summons and (IWO ree ea opportunity of producing him. In the mean time yes sat enter into your own recognisance in 201. to sp=als at a future day. adjoariod. Mr. Carrie recniviaioi7l7ool.;ll7k.," for the wife of Charlie Thompson, a compositor, who had been left by her husband in a state of great destitution, as reported in the pavan of October 12. The donor stated that further sass of mossy would be forwarded by him for the poor woman's, nee, until death bad released her from her sufferings, or , unlash, recovered her health, U the latter was possible. Richard Owes, a person of respectable appearance, who meisened the tons and manner of • foreigner, was charged with stealing a valuable gold watch and chain, the property of MN. Catherine Bailey. The proescatrix said she was the wife of kir. Thomas Bailey, a farmer, residing at Peasharst, sear Tunbridge, and that shout three years ago she was at the house of her mother in Jamas• , Bake-street, Manchester-squats. Having been attending her mother for many hours she fell asleep, leaving her watch ow the table, and when she awoke her watch and the prisoner —who was her brother•in-law— wen absent, and from that dine until the present day she bad not seen him. Mr. Norton—How was it that you came to see him after such a lapse of tints ? Witness—Well, sir, the fact is that a female present came to the boas* of my husband in the country, and in formed me where I should find him, and that my watch was at present in pawn, and that be had the depliata I In cousequenco came to town, and on seeing the prisoner told him all I wanted was my property, bat he told me he knew nothing about it, and I gave him into custody. Mr. Norton— What relation is he to you ? Witness—He is married to my sister, I am sorry to my. and though he pretends to ba a foreigner and passes himself ass a Garman, he is an Irishman, and, as well as other memban of hts family, sou • living, and • very good one, Way by writing boning letters and imposing upon the bissysint. issenegusace of something that dropped from the pri mer, dr. Norton asked the witness if she ma really mar ried. and she replied that she was—that ber marriage with Kr. Thos. Bailey took place at St. George's, Hanover. square, four years ago, and her present address war Hall place, Pettibone, near I sabridge. Mr. Norton—When you went to sleep, as you have stated, was there any other person in the room but the prisoner ? Witness—Yee; his wife, who is my sister, and others were there, but the only person who left was the prisoner, and lam site certain he took It. Julia Miller, a smartly dressed woman, said she had lived for some yean with the prisoner's brother, and pointed out the penes then standieg amongst the auditory in the court, sad wee prepared to swear that there was scarcely a shuts town en the Continent is which bath the sons and their rutin had not obtained the utmost notoriety through their swindling and begging letter propensities, and the sathiwities UMW of them would he very glad iodeed to lay Themethse had been imprisoned for imposition, math* ems he middling is politics, and when last her Jemee Owe,, Who Wilkinson, alias Hamilton, we. resrated in Prance she (witness) risked her life to get him released, and received suck injuries In one of her arms and hand as to reader them unless for life. The feet wee that she undertook to deliver to the =mpwae of the Preset a memorial for his release, and dadlag no ether opportunity than that of Napoleon's driving along the streets, accompanied by so escort, she rutted towards the vehicle and dung the memorial into the eurlage. Li doing this she got so roughly treated that her arm wee nearly broke, and so sorbed, injured that she did not think she could use it Nola. The Emperor Napoleon, team he those injuries, presented her with 100 francs, and these, with 46 of her own, she preseated to her parensenr at Brussels on his obtaining his re Ines. Some time after he sent her home from Hamburg to this country, eves without her sloth's, follow and jots her; bet though he had bees ri f t e ro i dni l" to mi fee some weeks he never none near he; and she had se wish to disguise the het that she it was who bed gone to the residues of the last witness and informed her that her wateh wee in pun in Leaden, for that she had heard the primer motion the feet in Germany. The prisoner's brother, who had all the appeennee and assumed a good deal of the twang of the Yankee, abused the witure, and said that jealousy had prompted her to do eveeything the pould against him. He the. oresanted to the magistratran elegant gold Geneva watch, which be said was theme to which the prisoner bad alluded as beteg in paws, and added that it had been released by a friend of lie brother and himself, and given to him. The primmer denied the charge, but seknowledged that he had a gold watch in pledge is the Westminster-road, sad the perdu were at perfect liberty to go and see it, se he wee mathiled that they would sot gad it to be the edit that bad been l as t in reply to a gusetion front the matetrate, the prisoner said he did not know what bad beams of the ticket of this watch, bat, at all avian, It afraid net be proved to be Mr. Bailey's watch. The witness Miller here aid that she very well recollected the prisoner and his brother getting the two wombs, men timed by them on credit and never paying for them. Mr. Norton observed that atter the length of thee that had elapeed, and then hinter bees other persons in the pisa when the watch was missed, he would net be Justified I. &Wain the prisoner soy loom. Tile Omer, who was recognised as a penes wits wee mired sp In the .see of • swindling German tailor, who had ebhineg Inge mum of money by representing himself es eme of the beau Hungarian °Seen who had die tiognished himetifin the battles of his country, wee thou diseharged. MANSION.HOUSIL Sums Connor was brought before the Lord Mayer, charged with having received a gold watch, part of the property nolo* from the premises of Mamma. Deane red Dray, of Him Williatrahvet, City, ironmonger and silver. smiths, well knowing that it had bsea stoic's. Samuel Egerton, 24 H, of tbe maropelitaa polies, said— [n soussquenes of information whisk I received, I went as Saturday to Cambridge, and received the gold watch I pro duo from Mr. Headley, of Stapisfold, whisk he told me be bought of a Mr. Faultless, a bescehop koopor is Dralsos. I went and saw Faultless, and from what he told me ry. l took the primmer into custody at his house, No. 11, Parker stmt, Drarrleae. I ukad him if he knew Mr. Faultless, aid he said "Yee, he has bees • neighbour of mine for years." I soled him if he had at say time sold to Mr. Faultless a geld watch, or watch of any kind. H. replied, "No, I aerie sold him a watch say lied is my life, nor did he ever have any widths@ from no." I thou took hie to the basso of Mr. Faultless, and mid to Mr. Faultless is the prisoner's preresee, "Is this the pima you state you borsht the watts from?" Mr. Faultless replied, "Yee, that is the men from whom I got it. I don't know the number of elan watelt, but that is it." The primmer is a lodging.hosse kee C Faultless said—l am a coach hareem maker, and my wife keeps a tworthop at No. 154, Drury-laue. I have had this watch in my posemnies id: or sena weeks. The pri soner offered it to me kw sale at Ms house tin a Monday or Tuesday sin or saves weeks ego. I told him /did DO want the Walsh for myself, but that I kaew a yew aa who was asking about a gold watch. He @eked me 4L 10s. for the watch. I told hint if he would allow me to take it to a watchmeker'!aad re if it was worth the alonayi - wo - ild buy it. He told me I might take it ;17ere I mpg, N aay shop, or any plan. I said I would not take it they but I would call gala, sad about a week afterwards I Wad for it, end the primmer gam it to me, sad 1 took it tis watchmaker, and from what he said I b ought it, and poll kin for it. . The Lord Mayor—Where did he my be got it ? ....—BeWi told ms he had worn it a loss while, sad that he bad bought it out of a 'top in the lidgware-real, 0 , th a t it had been boueht there, Ido mot Wow width. I kept the watch sill the 9th Ostober, sod shwa didlessad it to Mr. Headley, who 'deemed me a 51. *pm It, and was to give me the remainder of 41. 10a. Tim pelmet Mid me It same from a respectable shoo, sad I woo a g o ,, wherswe I liked. I took it to a 'watchmaker, win MU sae that la its conditios at that time I ought wet lo glee mom /11. for it. J. T. Dankly, brews to Meson. Doom sad Dray. Akat helves's the 7th sad 9th of July .robbery leek plums* the warehouse of his employen, cad smsegpt ether *hip a umber et watches were stole., mid the wet* pr► dead was one of them. The primmer said he bid several questioss to put to the edema Faultless, bat he was net prepared to do se o. the meant emasien. Ha was that ismanded till Friday. KURA TO TEE CATIL—Tho faowiag notion tree Ina hen tile Galatil PIISSia yeeterlay mall far the Cops of Geed Ilermitill ma be Bads up be this °Eke on sysalls of lb, Mb Is be breorded by H.M.S. Pessispe. sitosiated to sell Pesisseesttb as lb. 28th last. Lettere meat by this converses wit! he liable to • postage et lc the half oases, sad so es ; sad sewepapere to a of Id. ',ob. All letter sad rapers intended to be by this despatab most be @postal, addressed by H.X.I. Peaelope." THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 1855. dearer, the arrivals not keeping pus with the demand; prices sabeequently, ea better supplies arriving, somewhat gave way. White Southern, 2 dole. Sc. to 2 dots. lle.; red, 1 dol. 85e. to, Idol. 96 c.; white Californian, 1 dol. 88 c, to 2 dol. Is spring corn scarcely any alteration. Rye, Idol. 17 e. to 1 dol. 20 c. Maim, 87 c. to 881 c. Freights of wheat for London. 8 dole. per bush.; for have°, 2 dol. 65c. per hest. ; Boor, I doll. 95 e. per brl. Flour ..t New Orleans was a little dearer, from its com parative scarcity. At Philadelphia prices were arm for export. At Boston they were calm. At Baltimore. wheat was well sustained, end rye on the decline. The linseed market at Riga is easier. Crushing qualities, 4 silver roubles, with 26 to 60 per cent. hand money; sowing 61 te 71 silver roubles. r. 13. 1654. LONDON VfiILKLY 1111voas,W. Ie Staudtles Bess', Madras Ikealie 07M2. Do. Nada Ooom. Feria tow. W. India 11,100 .0 6.800 4l1:10 66 542 3,400 113 -. I.= 3.100 12,990 6,400 1%300 34 211 2,300 MOO 1,100 25,000 145,000 29,000 181,000 430 MOO 0,300 6451 39.900 146.000 17,000 408,000 Is. 10,400 61,100 9,600 1,600 16,000 - iiii 22,600 COTTON.—Livnixoni, Oar. 16.—The market closed fairly, with less spirit than when it opened, and compared with Friday's rates prices of all kinds must be quoted id. par lb. dearer. The sales were estimated at between 10,000 and 12,000 bales, and consisted of 1,600 American export, 1,000 apse. ; 120 Penult and hisrashmm, at 614. to Td.; 20 Bahia, fty. ; 400 *optima, at 6d. to 131 d. ; 1,200 Surat, at 3/4. to 4 4. (600 export) ; 100 Bea Weans, 10/C, 14d., and 22d.Total since Thursday, 30,000 bales, 3,600 export and 4,000 sped THE LINEN TRADE.—The market for white goods, though not so active es it was during the shipments for the American fall trade, is in a healthy state, and goods for home consumption are moved on pretty fair terms. In cam• brio handkerchiefs we may note the continuance of steady transactions. Several large parcels have already been sent off for the early spring mukets of the United States. Heavy goods are not to be had in the quantities usual some yeah ego, and anal the aid of the steant.engine be eaten. lively introduced into the north of Ireland, we need not es peat to see that class of linens very fall in stock. Terns are in better request; the general state of the market, however, is not yet sae► as would warrant *planers in pushing pro duction to a high point, or proportionate to the power of their spindles. TALLOW. We have again to reoord to-degas advance in the tallow market. The demand has been strong, and following upon the large deliveries of last week, and the evidence we gave in our statement of lent Friday as to the probable sup. plies and demand, It has produced a farther adenine to-day. The market was quiet on Saturday, and but little business was done, prioes being a little lower than on Friday. To-day we opened firm, and since 'Change higher prices have been paid, and we close spot new Y.C. Ws. ; 1854 Nov., 62a. ed. ; all the year, Us. 6d. • Dieember and January, 811 s. • . January and March, 635. 4.—From Masan. Smith and Ch arles's Circular of Monday evening. CORN.—Bussar, OCT. 16.—(87 English and Welt Mag netic Telegraph.)—At farmers' market the supply of both wheat and oats mod ; prices firm. At the Corn Ezchange the attendance was small; prices firm. DUNDALK. Ocr. 16.—(8y English and Irish Magnetic Telegraph.)—Wheat, 40e. to 435.; barley, 18s. to 22e.; oats, 13s. to 16s. 6d. Market well attended, ,and a large business done. Ocr. 15.—Tbe donand for bed during the put few weeks bee been extremely dull, we. is fair request this morning, and a goed Wausau was effected at prices a shads higher then those quoted en Monday last. Sheep of prime gustily also experienced a good inquiry at last week's currencies; but middling and inferior destrip• Lions were not so much sought after, and at the close a smell number remained unsold. Beef, 6}d. to 6td.; mutton, dd. to 7d. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. THE SEA-BORNE MAILS. Moo the " Leedom Post-ollies List.") remains epee until the day the date for nuking Mowing.] op a mall We ea a Sunday, the I 7110/1 von a i d, up at A beillOe ii, .2., temp by what the d.. ' irraseL expiated Veseel. Poet Ocoee. rostrata& Uibo ) 7114"ti l m* " Sultan . 0et.13 Ta l us Spain 11 17th of the ampton "' arr. 14th Gibraltar mouth. Gibraltar 1 Ith sm. Malta* Senn% m of the a, ,p 4,„,. Wu • th e cepa.• f month. month. India* Igau"us jßoth i emtk. lode. .. Oet. 20.. Nolga (via Col- N the =p.m. I"). Mine i ethSi ) South- Nov. 4.. Pensee... U the ewe= Singapore.. month. 4t at r e l u p.g. ,... sultan ........ afr o,. month. 1 A v r ebse 4api rslia( thdowen l w.) i vans, sod Ist and Veieseele ••• HOO41111111). South. Msg. leth of Typo 11 Oa t . 17 ... .03, dolma the Grey Town.. NewOransda am i month. Pere California . 16th &mai- mat. of t o o Tru k Module " II Oot. 17 ..• 1 Kamm. &Mena ...at, Nassau . kg South- Mege na i Man month. likom Madeira Cape deVerds Saab. r....., Nov. 13. Avon Brasil .• •• 1. NOV.' , . =WO. Stainoa . Arres Falkland lo landa Madeira Ply- mope N o d. g„ Gambia fulcra& I I oat h ... .. .t0. W.C.ofAfrisa Britishleorth I Get. 28 I alternate & carer. Am 4 g o ... Oct. ni. America erica te Imo ,. Milted butes Fe Ways. Gaited Mates ) Olt . 11, It i u, or Sallie gritishblorth alternate . ue pool. gig ~. OM. IL 14t2 on. America United States) Oot. 21, & i =sootb. Wash.eon Brltlahleorth U alternate Om I MP • Get 3o - * America Pids•da7n • VIA Dow •ad Marseille•. I II ARRIVED. harm (n)—at 03wes, October 13, disaae—at Glivatester, October 13, hoe.. Yob.-at Bborebant. October 13, from Aiss.no—itt Yarmouth, N.. October 13. (met Ilisminso—at Exmouth. October I!, from Oim—at Deal, October 15, from Shewnew—at Deal. October 14, from Owes Hametto—mGraseend. October 1r , __ O.IIIIOTIBO Avower—at Gravamen& October 15, from ... Dernioa—at Liverpool, October 13, h0e5...... lliorio Davaluns—at Cardiff, October 13. from Constantinople Dooms—off the Linrd. October 11, from Pause Ennunstr —at Deal. Clamber 14, from California Porerete—at Cork. October 13. from @atonic' Pews—at Deal, October 13, ham -Westward Prow—at lissom* °Sobs 14, from Cadia Porte—at OTSVOISOLL October 11, from hew ETSPOO.II-at Gravamen. October 15, trona ..... ... ....lotterdene Oanrams—at Liverpool, October IS. from WRVS Remus Pliate—at Ontwated, Weber 15, from. Parer Lsemr--at Cork, October 12. hoes Barbadem LOOT BMA-off ealeonihe, October 13, from *'.+r de Sea L 1141601, at Ipswka. Ostaber Is, from Laawswe—at Cowes, October 14, frees Loss -at Oraseend. October 15, from. litllin—it firaveaead. October IS. from Saila Nova Mesa Cnatisne—at Falmouth. October 13. fr05t.....--Leghtme Illeneiare—st Rye. October 14. from . . ..... —Quebec Wiesext a—at feleanotb, October 13. hoes BS Janeiro ,Weina--at Waterford ramie, October If, front Pyre lean--atEnwei. October 14. from BuaderSod taste.--at Oftweent, October IS. from . Wesel Erne novae a —at Gravesend, October 13, from Antwerp Bens—at Onviernd. October 13, from ... Havre Savarrean—at Oak, October IS, from Bfra W OFISTOICOM-St Waterford Pawns October It. from Byra lIMIPMAE-SO 010001OLET. October 13, from Sheds,: Tmasanez —at Portland. October IS, from. Daniels Law o.l—at llootbataptoa October 14, from Nediterraoren Wave —off Damson% October 13, front Dusk Warns COMA —at Deal, October 1; from Weetward Wassoam—at Cott, October IS, from Ordoa ireava—eff Dower, October 11, from ... DantOn ........ Smyrna Bused Ayres New Orleans from Hamburg Oirrintl ~ Saadi"lead 8 All LB D. Otdolor 1% to Aiwa —from Usemiest, Otaler - 116 Its— . —lletib Aniers—lrem Yeeirpsd, INSelisr IS, to . Gnat Aaemiesua—llia Uwiptall. Get bar IS, t0..........r.31 " a Grande Asemetroa—tem limped. Gabber IL to ..—... Demerara AmlAmrs — frou IaNsPIII. Gibber IS, to —.,. . .Itio Jaseiro Accra Itaata—ltem Gessmeld. Oasis; IS, to reruns Bay ANN Vassar —ltem Glensor, Odshor IS. to l l 7ol ltot Arnim Tamme—lbess Ilull, Meier It, to 1110 Janeiro Asir Loma—hem Eortl•poel, Weber 11. 0— ... ... Ceylon MILISADOII—ha Newport, N., Weber 11, to it. Thema AVOTLLIA - heal Ptmenth. October 14. to— . Adelaide Aan—fress MUM* ,Cletsber IS, to Coastantinaple ANN—tans Shin* Osialsr 111. to Caithness BILLOPA—tros Parlimewth. NNW 14, to Cateutta Butio Deuwa—town Ilerawsee. Oatabor IS. to Coquimbo Basle—from Ilordepeel. Ostober S, to stert/e at Portman*, October 14, to . Deestrani moose—Nem Portsmouth. October 14, to Caps el Good Gape afro—llse Midis, October IS. to--...pew Toe lOW. GeMber IS to —... Stettin iGhis . _Gumbo; I; to ......- ..... Alellsarne Yam Neeinesi, °Mater 11. t 0.... ..... _mow. sat Pertimmith, October 14. to Calcutta wa—lbem Liverpool. °mbar IS, to PlAtol2 —6IIM lamps* (*tabor IS. to. New Yark I lbergeol. Moiler IS, t0....—......New Odour Camuor OW VI DELTA-ft= Oleoceeter, ()do= IS, to .. . ..... ... ~ . Evora Tams-from Liverpool, October 15, to .... . ........... imam= Berner-from Liverpool, Otto= 15, ....... % nu Oral-tram Liverpool, October 15, to . - ... . Gass Bermue from Newport, M , October 12, .. .. ELeamos-from Exmouth, October 13, to ... „„ .... SNOLUNMAN -from Olaccow, October la. .. . FOOMOD-ftOM. Cowes, October 13, to .. . ....... Pane-loom Newport, M., October 12, to .......... F. B. Cerme fo ithlelda, October 11, ....... Burrs& PATINA-from Liverpoo, October 15, to ................ POLLUIDNITOM Liverpool. October IS , tc . . ....... ...... Laa. OALLOTINUN-ham Liverpool, October 16, to . . ... - ... Osumi MA=ALL-trom Oranseed, October 16; to., GOND Tin e-from OMTOMod. October 13, pc,, .. ,,. ,. ' ONDOU MID Loan-from Oravemeel, October IS, to Oons Chreseres-from Liverpool, October 15, to ....... HAssierma een -tram Newport, W., October 11, to.. ....... Dow, lass liarAmm-froes Portemooth, October to ............ Hu Comusa-trom Waite; October IG, to .....,.. » m % Am ato you -from Liverpool, October 16, to hew Coca-tram Plymouth, October 13, to ............... Thesoa-fromPortamoutb, Octoberl4, to . . . ..... Laemierauur-frees Ponemouth, October 14, La= or Tam bin-from Portsmouth, October 14, to Bez ; looms Camel:mils-from Hartlepool, October 19, t 0.... .. Loo DAimeom-from Pertenstith, October 14, LK= AND Calera-from Liverpool, October IL t 0 .,,,,,.. Loam -from Liverpool, October 11, to 8 0 . - 1; Meaust-from Liverpool, October 15, to .. - . .......... .T Maar firewArr- tram Liverpool, October 1 5 , ....... . bi b Maar Rimer -from Shield*, October 13, to_ ... ......... .46ga, NAST Ace-from Falmouth, October 13, to ........ Kozo LOOM-from tibial) October 13, to IMAlrroass-ham (Intrust" October 15, to ............. Gleam Nooreaut-from Grave= curter 15, to .......... ...... Telesis Marmot-from Gravesend, October 15, to ............ _ Nam Brae-from Portsmouth, October 14, b ... Ocsaii (Lam-hasPorusmoutb, October 14, to,:... : p nr i ott Closamt-froce Hartlepool, October I; to .................. Dee= o r y so 0-trom Liverpool, October 15, to .................. Bes s 'Luau -Iran Liverpool, October 15, to ....... „ ....... . Pee-Pram Liverpool, October IS, to .. . .... - ................... Lodi Pearaere-from Liverpool, October 15, to PANADA-from Hartlepool, October IL.. .. . ....... . ....... adds QOM , or thena-trom Gravesend, October IS, .. .............. Itimmunow Cunt-from Falmouth, October 12, ...... Itherma-tram Liverpool, October 15, to ................ Boa FLoma-trom Liver ono% October IS, to .. .. ......... ... m Borresturor-from Liverpool, October 15, to ......... Nn . Bow Newman-from Liverpool, October 15, Brae-tram Portsmouth, O c tober 14, to i s ezetho l6ll; Berme -from Plymouth, October 14, to St. Wease l sou.-from Grosesend, October 15. to Gotheaboy nom-from Orsmead, October IS, to T T or* from Hartlepool. October 13, to ............. Aleut= Two Baorithas-from Newport, IS., October to ri m " Tune-from Po r t s mouth, October 14, to ........... ...Pante A, ms _ _ ohteds, October 11, ............. Woo October 15, to Outdo'. Tiosa—from LoaPool. Mora'—Rom 1.1001, _ Vion.—Rom Oir& Oaober 12 13, t 0.... to _ _ ° is* _ —.—rro.r. Cardiff. October 11 . to Cortaitialph ....exolvv—trame Shields October 13, to Rio lush, Viscdera—frces Liverpool, October 15, to Woobroner—trom Olaigow, October 13, to flet Wirxecies disvorrens—frosa Hartlepool, October 13, to Opal Wasiasoscs—dessa Gravesend, October le, to Ulla THE CORN TRADE. Mos the Mirk Lew lyres..) BRITISH. _ _ _ The corti trade throughout the week hag generally presented a Ina or improved upset. The supplies of new wheat have been fair, and all fine qualities hare found a ready placement ; while the old has been is mon request, at improved rates. The foreign arrivals of wheat have been but moderate; end the important feat of Bald. prises being now biped oar own, together with the near approach of , winter, sluts out the expectation of any considerable sup plies from that quarter. The anoints et our own yield , 'outline as osalloting as ever, bat the mast frivGarabb do not report the quantity or quality equal to lest year; and the extreme dianenos of value in samples LB micasiosally es greates 30s. per qr. The ealanlation that America will only him three nillios quarters for export is not very satiate*. tory ; bat the fact that the quantity of maize raised in that eellsay yst l i s ta real wants by hope eaaemoue , encourages the value% re surtir w a ill te fee wheat. The harvest of Indian oars has just passed its wide,, sad should it have been exempt from those frosts whisk eemetltata Its peisslonl danger, there sea be little dealt MegnoUng a sallmeasy el food for both ourselves and Fenno% owes *mid the Omit of wheat and other grain booms embensiod. The French markets have again shown a tandosey upwards (mere in wheat than Is fl tar), and many enders in censerommee have been forwarded to Loader' hat at rates below pseud market prices. Oa the cone, however, some shipments have been making, from the greater facility of obtaining bolls of English growth ; and there Ins bees a good %gully for seed, French agnonitarists flaring an improved of from the see of our choice varieties. The sales of the week amount to 165,921 qrs., at 761. 66. At the same period lest season they were 161,801 ten., at 665. 7d. The week's foreign importation in wheat and flour up to Oct. 3, have been 19,796 qn. TM total neeipts into the port of London lest quarter, as compared with that of the previous year, show an ism:am of 8,488 qrs. wheat, 16,0 1 6 qrs. barley, 90,942 qrs. oats, and (redoneg the barrel lour into sacks) 100,974 seeks flour. . — fie wheat market commented on Monday with a 'apply from the perrious week of 10,186 qrs. English, and 3,490qm foreign. Tim imports, however, szcseded the latter by 905 qrs., being 096 les. There was rely a moderate ezhilsi• tion of maspM arm Ewe and Heat hi the morning. The coadidia Wirings:sr deteriorated by the damp weather, and millers brans sanded shesseelvse liberally before, the sale was bang, eel at the Newish steads there was sa omesioaal abatement settle previous rams ; but generally no rano tioa was selA with a decidedly better inquiry for fine old samples el ga for miring. On Wednesday the coast =ls only 630 qrs., the foreign, 3,610 qrs. ; but little was perceptible in the trade, still the maples left over wee Downbeats quietly taken at the rates of the previous day; while some italonas, arrived, brought 68e. per qr. Oa Friday the west arrival had reached 1,760 qra , the foreiga 6,440 tr. The country markets being somewhat higher, well as those at Paris, a generally ta as better sees wee noted, especially for fine new English qua lities, and though there wee hardly so much doing gene rally in forsign, yet a palest of Oasts brought 78e., sad several maker large sales were made to country bays. Seam Goirtr i aa its way, has brought 731. to 73e. 6d., and Drib her boosght M. ter Esigram. Tho Marty lour sessisted of 13,263 sacks, the foreign of Ma Nib ham the Pealasuls, and 4,164 barrels from New York. The exports during the week were 965 sacks. In the abeam of a French Inquiry, the trade wee rather less owid,hat sto alteration of prices took plate la any quality. Oa Westmeath's there were 320 sacks per Gaut, sad 870 sacks Om abroad, when the market ',laced ao sew festal* ; sad in this state it closed on Friday, when the foreign supply reached to 4,150 make, and that ooestwise to 910 seeks. The barley supply was only 1,700 qn. English, end 480 qrs. from Denmark. There wee a moderate sprinkling of new English samples toe the morning, and some need's from the late advance took place, the last IMOD giving but little ensouragenteat to maltsters; priors, therefore, receded ' the V ' telly le. to 27. per qr. ; and at Kentish staide a still greater redaction was noted. Foreign grinding qualities were also easier to buy. There was midge' up on Wednes day, yet no improvement took place, and on Friday the market continued dull, with an arrival, per meat, of only 1.010 qrs. Nat prices have not varied dating eke week ; the demand Nat The oat supplies have greatly fallen off, the principal supply dais week being Irish, and that only amounting to 7,320 qrs , the foreign to 4,000 qrs., and the English to 2,000 qrs. mime. The exports ega.ll. d the latter. The late contract for our cavalry exerted little influence, notwith standing large purchases, though fine sweet kiln dried parcels of foreign brought 81. per qr. more'money ; new, on the contrary, not being generally liked, were again ISti. Cheaper, sad difficult to sell, especially black Irish. On Wednesday there were 3,070 qrs. Irish and 2,920 qrs. forelga, when the trade was quiet, but firm. Oil Friday there were 2,000 more Irish, and 8,000 more foreign; prices were folly maintained for all descriptions, bat without a very ready sale. With one *ergo of beau from Alexandria, via., 1,872 qrs., and 311 qrs. u the English supply, the business transacted was only moderato, at unchanged rates, and this quiet state of the trade has eharacterised the week. _ . Wah bOO qrs. English pew, and 373 qn. foreign, the trade on Monday rules' dull for white boiler., with some conoession from the late advance and the eagerness to purchase has greatly subsided in oeuesquenee of the high rata that have obtained. There have beta good supplies and free exports of Boned, but no farther improvement in price. Cakes continue sale• able at unaltered vales. The cloversted crop in England is anticipated as a failure ; the frosty nights we had is Apgust did much damage, and the late rains have rotted many of the heads of seed ; so that, with an unusually small stock to begin with, the rename of the trade must be need on the Continent and in America : high prices are demanded for new Blueish and French, and the crop in France is not well reported. A good deal of white seed has changed heads at from to 86e. per cwt. Trefoil remains scarce. Rapeseed coma sperianly to hand, and brings high rates. New Dutch Itempend is held high. Canary seed and mustard seed have been dull; and winter tares, tram the abund sat supply, have again fallen le. per bushel, and yet hang on band. In other seeds no change. The markets for wheat in the coutry have generally shown an upward tendency, farmers being little inclined to give way, with the opinion that we have less than an average crop, though plenty of samples have been showing. At Leeds, Bury St. Edmunds, Newbury, Bishop Btortford, Woodbridge, and Stowmatket, prices firm; at Boston, Birmingham, and Wakefield there was a good demand at Is. advance; at Hull and Bristol a similatimptovemont was ie some instances realised. Manchester notes a rise of Is. to 2e. on old. Tewksbury was Is. to 25. dearer. Norwich, 2s. At Newcastle and Stockton-en-Tees, the advance was 24. to 3A. per qr. Liverpool closed 3d. to 4d. per 70 lbs. dearer for old, and firm for good samples of new ; Sour 6d. to h. per seek and bend dogtrot ; white lodise cons was worth 47.. Bat little variation is noted in the value of spring corn ; but barley has mostly boon in sympathy with be L,ndon market, and has experienced a cheek. The Bzotch markets have been steady. The reports of the yield of wheat, though varying, mostly show a defLiency as compared with last year. At Glasgow new whist has been in fair request at full prices, and old as well as flour brought Is. and upwards more. At Leith wheat was Is. to 2s. dearer, and parcels for end brought from 90s. to 100 e. per qr. Inds anoint, are more eatidectory as to the quantity of wheat, but not the qquality ; and oats are reported short. The new grin is coming pretty freely to market, and real ising fair rates. Markets present but little &Benno, from the last reports. There was a good arrival at Dublin, and prices wen rather leas ; but prime oats and barley supported their rates, and ledge oorn was in improved request. At Wet* , ford both wheat and flour were rather dearer; at Cork firm. FOREIGN. The BOW market at Paris throughout the week ha eon tisued Wm, bat at a small enhancement in price, the beet marks being held at 110 f. to Illf. per seek of 169 kilos., inferior 1071. to 1091. ; for delivery in four and six months from November the pries is 1061. In wheat there has been • sin et IL to 81. per sack et 11 hest. Wheat from the lielibbeselteed is worth 681. to 69f. per 120 kilos. ; ase armakast.; German, 67f. to 671 600. Rye is alien. to if. Ma dearer -new, 321 500 ; old, 31f. to 311.60 e. Barley teals inquired for at 261. to 27f. per 100 kilos. Oats very brisk, and forma prices readily paid. The departmeats greatly very in wheat prices, the greatest difference being 31. 28.1.-Charleville noting a fell of 11. 60c., and Lee Andelys, a ries of 11.780. At Marseilles, though little was doing, prime were very arm, with large arrivals, the month's receipts being about 130,000 beets. African samples 49f. to 60f. per 160 litres in retail; but it would be dialcult to quit large lots at lf. less. The Belgian markets generally show • slight decline; but Antwerp reports prices to be well maintabied, with liberal supplies of wheat and Indian corn from Galata. At Te sad Cologne there was an indication downwards. he Dutch markets present similar features. 'stork, sorts of wheat at Rotterdam were rather cheaper. Rye was also procurable at somewhat easier rates. o.renitoy also notes prices rather lower. Both Mayeace end Berlin describe more offers than buyers. It is the same at Konigsberg and Stettin. Bat at Dentate prices were very Arm both for wheat sad rye. The demand is amply for esesnreptios, the rates being beyond ea import trade. The pries. at Bremen were Arm, but business was limited. Maashergh advice. are COO, with rather easier pekoes, el. wring for rye. 60 to 601 lbs. old Mecklenburg wheat has ✓ealised 83.. IL ; old Holstein, 795. to 80a. Wheat wee more in favour at Naples, purchum beimg made en the szpsetation of a parmisalon to export. Safi Barletta, 17f. per beet. of 77 to 78 kilos.; oats, 61.50 c. to 61.765. per last. Little was defog at Trieste; but As. quality wheat being seam, was dimly held. 29 1. 606. has boa paid for Dana. Mee. Consumption being limited, as well as foreign orders, there winsome &chasm Rye unaltered. Linseed a little 'beeper. Zerish nears the inflames of a fall in Fresco, and rocillie a dailies of 11.65. per seek on wheat, 21.37.. on rye, 21. 22a. on barley. sad 666. per him& on oats. Wheat, 44E 6e. per beet; rye, 301. 46e.; barley, 24f. 46e. ; oats, Of. per beet The r a il of the prinelpel markets in Switnerhuid and Bavaria was frets 6 a. to 90e. Supplies at New Tea being same abeadost of Interim . quality flaw, which was is revises ate less, and fro= • havieg risen, the pries had deelhasd 66e. per bet. contieeed, however, • large expert demand. Inset wee Is greater motet by nts as well as foe expel% Mid AUSTEALIAN SHIPPING. Autumn; B.A.—Arrived: June 30. Whits 13wan. from Noma. July 1. Jull London; Ontatantlne, Plymouth. I. Grautte,lAL 3. Arlequln, Cleared: July 1. iohn Saws, for Callao. 2. Jaen, landoe I. Puajaub. Calcutta; Marro Polo. Callao. Ommomo.—Cleared: July 9. Pleeminc, for OVAii. Bogart Town.—errlved: July 4. Queen 911 Meta, ton Lai* Macassar. Loudon. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Argyle, from Callao for Cork, *pt. 27, Lat. 39 x., lon. 31 W. Baron of &amber, *newt 2, lat. 24.20 S., I.e. 6.43 E. Moraine (brig). from Grangemouth for Quebec, Sept. 1, MAE N., km. 42 W. Earl Pawls (barque). from Callao, 73 days out, for Cork, 14%4 ht 13.16 N., lon 23.50 W. Owenwarra, of 13eBast, from Loudon for Constantinople, 60,11„ lo s. 7 E. Queen of the South (!), for Melbourne, August 30, lat. 111., kr, 22 W. Hobert Thomas (bargee), from Liverpool for Trieste, Ort. Straits of Gibraltar. Sydney Griffiths (baque), of Portland Bay, from Landon bin bourne, out 22 days, Sept. 2, lat. 12.20 N., lon. 13.21 W.; aim lost overboard August 21. Urgent, for Moulmein, Sept. I, lat. 10 N., lon. 21 W. A VESSEL ON SHORE.— CUXHAVEN, OCT. 12. The Vine, brig, Atkinson, of Sunderliind, from to England, in ballast, was driven on *bon i n Island during a heavy gale at N.W. yesterday; crew NM. Her Majesty's ship Havanoah sailed the 13th inst., with wails for Rio Janeiro and Valparaiso. 6 WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. (PACT[ TEN OFFICI OP PHI AMMO TUMMY COMPANY.) MoxakT, Ocrom 16. Statioss. Course of Wind. Fists of W. Greenwich Caiml Foggy. Lothbury Itaseheeter Molts on Trent Carlisle Lanceater . W. Maryport Weitehaven B. Pine—Coil. Cambridge Yarmouth W. I owwitoft W. Brbitol Glom:miter Plymouth B.W. Exeter N.W. Pine. N.W. &E.. Rain. N.W. Gainabro' Great Grimsby Harwich Ipswich N.W. Southampton Cowes Poole N. Falmouth Nottingham ... .... ..... NW. Derby ...... N.W. "Remington Holyhead E.F Fine. Dublin Liaerpool krster R. Calm Le Very foggy. Leeds W. Amsterdam Tort Newcastle Aberdeen ..... N.W. Birth W. Dundee &W. Edinburgh Sanderlaad Darlington Boertro' R.E. Whitby B.E. Berwkik B.W. W.N.W Fine—Cold. Swansea:::::: GieMOW Tombridge N.W. PWgI. Biro3d [Advertieement.l--HoLLowAY'6 Owrinsirr AND Pitts scream' linssnin roa ens Cruz or RUES AND Wools — Letitia Philips, of Lingual, booth Wales, injured Ler arms eellvit when out in a host dredging fee oyster., that rbe was nimbi' W - It for severs' months afterwards, continually suffering the moot One Milting pain. In the hopes of denaing owe benefit, rho trudge• peon shirr surgeon all ound the country, but neither of than wall heel the wounds; In fact. rvery available remedy was tried IMMO any good effect. llollowey'a oistment and pills were thee mantsi to, and them ins sluable medicines soon effreted a pertain eaA the injured part can scantily he otwerved.—Sold by all Mee" and at Professor Holloway'm Establishmenta, 244, strand, bah% and W, Maiden-lane, New Soak; by A. Stamps, Lonstentittech i Otaidloy, liatyrns; and H. Hoods, Malta. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BARTON.—Oet. 12, at Bromboroogh, Cheshire, the wiAl of W. O. Barton, of a goo. CAMPBELL—Oct. 12, at Eastfiell, Afgborth, the wilt of CA. Campbell. En., of • daughter. DIINCAN.—Oct. 10, at Henrietta-greet, Corent.garden, the Wild Dr. Damao, of a d ‘ughter. DIINDAS.—Oet. It. at Oran, Yorkshire, the wig of tha Hos.J.C , Dundee, of a daughter. HATHAWAY.—Oct it at Wimbledon, the wife of A. Heeler Yag., Madras Civil Service, of a daughter. HATE& Oct. 11, at Smithies, the wife of Capt. J.ll. HMO. V i a of a daughter. PELLT.—Oat. 13, at fission Houee, rear Bishop's Stortfed. tie 41 of J. Pally. Egg, of a daughter. BHORT.—Oat. 11, at Al alma Cottages, Dalituo, the vilocilb R. P. Sleek of a daughter. SMITH.—Oot. 11, at No. 10, Balietiory.strtet, Adolph!, ths Whi g Mr. Wtlllam Sdth. C.R., tot., of • daughter. attrow:Lbourf a daughter. MARRiAGES. a thatie er. 'e of the [W.F. WeaWeald'sk i... MARRiAGES. BIDWELL—STETENS.—Oet. 11, at Alt Sbinte, Scutt:4ll3oW C. • Eag.of Albrlghton. Salop. to Ann, widow of W. Wish Esq., late of the Reyal Military College, nandhurat. BURLINSON-03CSINS.—Oet. 13, at St. Luke's, Chelitio. kl Rev. W.B. 0. Du Sautny, Chaplain of the Royd Mi!itary Nathan James. son of Capt. N. Burlinson, of Belle NW. weetry, to Charlotte Henrietta, daughter of Quartermage e Coughe, of the Royal Military Asylum. B. 001.11—WMAIIL—Oct. 10. at Ivy Home. Stra nrs er, by the Colvilte, M. GAL Esq., of Pastor' Hall Northamptonshir e . to i n "" daughter of the late Lieut..Gen.M.Nair, GB.Me PIDDES—OARNER.-oe. 11. at St. Mary's, Birkenhead. 11,_ Rev. A. Knox, W. T. Viddas, Eaq., to Jule , daughtar of te le. J. Owner, Esq. DEATHS. ANDERSOIf.—Oet. 11. it Edmburgh, Mary, relict ce " der" EN., of Gladawood, Bei iekshire, ..ged 80. ATKIN&—OM. 10, at Argyle-place, Regent.street, Richard, 1 00 Hr. J. C. S. Jahn. BURN.—Oet. 11, at Epsom. Emma, daughter of Mr. J. 800 Homerton. aged IS. • gi2l GREENBILL.—Oct. 10, Geraldiae, wife of .1. It. Greenhill. Winger House, Cliadwell, tate of Launceston , 00 Is. men's Land, aged 80 HICKS.—Oot. 11. Richard, sou of Mr. IL Intim of ahl" .°4 Isliagtos. MATEIL—Oet. 12, at Dale-hall. Staff, rdshire, T. hlayar, El* ROBINSON.—Oct. 12, at Didstary House, I h ne h es ter, 0. 1 1 .1w r son, 110 i, aged 35. BPICER.—Oet. 12, at Dow, Lieu-Colonel Spica, las a" 116 Lamers. to his 87th year. TINDALL—Oct. 11. st Sydoey.villa, Shut ford.lo, Tomfogg ; a* was of 3. Tiodale. Esq.. Woof Sydaey aged SI. MON aka aellldial try W tyu&X Rua W,n• ei be. S. tame, la tree air or create; et the Of soo ll - N. &leek la Oa Itedaet a/ Ocroaaa