The Sun. — London, England, 1857-10-10 00:00:00

- ex -,,, , T, TH E SUT N , LONEON 7 SATURDAY E V E'N IN G OCt 0 B E 11, - 10, 18 5 7 _ - THE _INDIAN MUTINIES. t the like of Cawnpore he never witnessed. We MR. BAXTER, M.P., ON THE LATE doubt of the exist e nce of a great and general conspiracy , James's. Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., appeared for Mr. John Henry Beath., M.D., vice Henry, appointed to the 43d Foot. see I stopped four days in Cawnpore, and we crossed the SESSION. for overthrowing British power. We shall likewise have ! Bignold. THE DEFENCE OF BENARES. t 4 Ganges at night for the kingdom of Oude. Luck , -____....-. shortly te i nqu ir e w h e ther this spirit was not fostered • Mr. Sergeant Ballantine said he was instructed on by what Sir C. Napier calls the over-petting and over- ' the part of the auttioriti,s of the parish of St. James's William Ashton, M. 8., vice Ramsay, appointed to the 37th . Fhot. The following interesting letter is written by the I now is its capital. We have fought two more William James Mullen, Gent., Tice Grant appointed to ;on of Major Peddie, of Stirling : general engagements in Oude, and we have three , PP Mr Baxt h er, M.P. for the Montrose bu d rgh has been ainf th S Even Mr. Mangles, chairman of .to o ose the renewal of this license. The b s, fo e the !he y C g e e e d P i7 F. • • the sth Foot. more to fight before we come to Lucknow. Sir H. addres * sing is constituents. .He h ppeare e r m ompany, a n tted In hie place in the House of , Argyll Rooms had become a nuisance to the neigh- BREVET. Benares, August 21, 1857- Colonel Charles Ogle Streatfield, retired full pay Royal Dear Motber,-I have * t d f ells recetve our news _ Lawrence and six companies of the 32d Repel' ent at Arbroath on Tuesd a y evening , in th e C orn -E xc h ang e, Commons that they had been so much indulged that ' boUrhood, in consequence of the immense number of are in Lucknow, and cannot come out, so we are the large hall of which was well filled. Provost Lurngair their discipline bad been affected, and Colonel Jacob prostitutes that nightly assembled there. After 12 o'clock, Engineers, to be Major-General, the rank being honorary papers from papa, but no le ters this time, so that was in the chair, supported by the other magistrates and has told ns stories of how they were pampered which at which hour the rooms closed, the neighbourhood of on l y . on our way to relieve him. H e cannot hold out members of the Town Council. The Provost introduced are almost incredible. The srme "Staff Officer" to the Haymarket presented such a scene of vice that the Lieutenant-Colonel Henry C. Barnston Daubeney,C.B., some of those black blackguards must le eve got hold of them. I hope this will reach you, as no much longer. Poor John M'lntyre died with m r . Be x t er , i n a eery com plim e ntary speech, an d the whom I h a v e alluded likewise writes in th e most indig. parish authorities had determined, if possible, to re- 55th Foot, to be Colonel in the Army. doubt you are quite anxious enough already ere cholera on the night of the 14th July. Caldwell hon. gentleman was received with cheering. He began nant style " o f Government encoura g i ng th e Sepoy s press the nuisance, and with that view they opposed the Lieutenant-Colonel James Thomas Mauleverer, .C. 8,, 40th Foot, haying completed three years' actual service on this time. We are safer here in Benares (or at or Neill were not present in those six general e n - by expressing his cordial thanks for the kind manner in to dictete, to complain of their officers, to ma gn ify application now made by Mr. Bignold . . gements. Oar company was 93 strong going in, 30th September, 1857, in the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel, which he had been received, and for the many valuable prejudices, a nd invent grievances." Th e next su b. Two inspectors of ponce were examined They stated to be promoted to be Colonel in the Army under the least as safe) as in Calcutta or London. We have ga coming out, 22. Out of twelve corporals three left suggestions which had been sent to him from his ject which demands our hotice is the attit u l e o f th e that, orrir?g . to the attractiohs of t i he . A;gyll Rooms, Royal Warrant of 6th October, MI. ' ' n throwine up entrenchments, which might it. There are rumours in camp that we will have 3' constituent.. He then went on to say :-Gentlemen, it Government towards religion, and alread scene houses of ill fame had greatly increa.ed in the surround Lieutenant Charles Compton Abbott, commanding the detachment of troops stationed in the F Ikl ud I-lands to almost be called fortifications, they are so strong. is scarcely necessary for me to tell you that last session feeble att em pts h a ve been made by tho se w h o h ave leg streets, and that extra police•officers had to be Le there were no military engineers here, I had, to retire until we get a stronger force, and entrench of Parliament was one of the most harassing and un i n - friends to screen t o • throw the blame on Ch r i s ti an i s in g I stationed in the Haymarket after the Argyll Rooms have the local rank of Capt'ain while a hol a dine Let co'na by request of Brigadier Gordon, commanding, t o ourselves in, for the force is reduced to 1,039. God bless you - all. teresting which has taken place for many years. W e efforts an d th e m i: s ionaries. Wbat ea r th e , est a fi Offi. c l o sed ; and that the number of drunk and disorderly men d, commence and carry on the works, and managed had censtant late hours, excessively hot weather, a n d an cer" on thi s p o i n t t " What has enco urage d th e revo l t 1 n i g ht charges from that district was almost incredible. ADMIRALTY, OCT. 8. to throw them up at a rate that rather astonished , e unusual amount of private business ; while there was a Implacable hatred to us as a nation-the timid policy of a Mr. E• James said the attempt to remove the plague. Th e f o llowin g promotions, dated the 24 instant, cense the old Indians hereabouts. They have given me POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-Oct. 9. total absence of political excitement or party g os sip. Gov e r nmen t w h o tolerate and cherish id o l a t r y an d M a . s p o t of prostitution from this csuntry was much to be quent on the death, on the Ist instant, of Vice-Ad m i r al o f .to end of praise. The works are now in charge ____ esee ___ No great questions of national impertance were debat e d, homeda n i sm , an d rather persecute thei r own re li g i on ." app l au d e d, but he did not think the refusal of this licens e the Red John Brett Purvis ? have taken place :- Viee-Admiral of the Whtte Edward Harvey to bc Vice of two military engineers, who arrived the other MANSION•HOUSE.-Lembert Philip Molle- and, although several measures of great practical b ene fit Mr, Hay, an i n t e lii e ent American, and one of th e re f ugees w as the eight way to set abeut it. Mr. Bignoll, the pre the Blue the Right Hon. Edmund day from Calcu'ta, but it is more than probable down, formerly a com ' ion merchant carrying on passed both Houses, they were not, generally speak- from Allahabad, writes- "The Government relied upon sent proprietor of the Argyll Rooms, had for the last A d y m i o r r e a - l l o d f oa t h i r e a I R o e d f . 'they will have to MOTO on in a day or two, and an extensive business in Mark-lane, was brought ing, of a nature to excite much interest either among keeping alive the ignorant prejudices of Hiadoos and eseren years carried on that establishment, and up to the L d L GC B K C H (holding the te i or yons, . . ~ • . • mporary ran the members or out of doors. But do not suppose Mahomedans, and preserving ita authority of Admiral), to be Vice-Admiral of the White. then. I Will be " Commander-in-Chief" aaain. The before Mr. Alderman W . • dy of H or , tt by balancing present time no complaint bad been made. He had ire in custo a eo e i' that they were nf small moment merely on that ac- raco against race and religion against religion, and the lately expended a large sum of money . hn the premises, - works are on a high isolated mound, b ,unded ou the detective officer, for final examination, charged count ; for I think those men who have most closely mutiny shows that its scheme has signally failed. The and it wa , hard that he was to be sacrificed to the new Rear-Admiral Benedictus Marwoucl Kelly, on tbe Re three sides by the rivers Ganges and Burna, the with having uttered a bill of exchange for 4531. Rear-Admiral Donat !stench) , O'Brien, watched the Imperi a l L e isletare will tell us missionar schools were twice as crowded as the Govern- barn zeal of the parochial autheritier. The right served Half-pay List, banks of which are precipitous, tile fourth side has 19s. sd. with intent to defraud Mr. G. Anton, that a session of brilliant debat g es is not generallY a ses- ment echrlols. In the former the Bible and catechism way te set about the reformation was to put down those To be Vice-Admirals on the Rata° List. been defended by 24-pounder, 18-pounder, 12- cern-fectcr, of 23, Fenchurch-street, and Corn Ex- ; 1-cn Pregnant with useful enactments, an d th a t often were taught, and the schools commenced and ended with v il e pl aces c alled " night houses," which abounded in Rear-Admiral of the Red Henry William Bruce to be pounder, and 6epounder batteries, with three 10- change. when the pul lic at large fancy the two houses to be Prayer. In the latter, untel very recently, the Bible was the Haymarket. If the vestry did that they would Vice-Admiral of the Blue. inch mortars. These batteries command the river, It will be recollected that the prisoner already doing literally nothing they are more busily engaged excluded. The Koran and the Sbaster were in the Go- merit the thanks of the public, but to come before . Ite l t o r- f A. t d ho cie r ir;l d of the White Henry Eden to b 3 Rear-Ad the city of Benaree, and the approaches to the stands committed upon the charge of having frudu- than is commenly the case with necessary reforms and vernment schools; but no . professor was ever allowed, the bench and oppose the renewal of the license mi l r laear-Admiral of the Blue Christopher Wyvill to be works. Provisions for 500 men have been already lently obtained from the same prosecutor 740/. upon practically important legislation. Too many Of us judge even if requested, to explain anything with reference to of the Argyll Rooms because prostitution flourished in Rear Admiral of the White. stored, sufficient to last for one and a half years. a forged bill of lading. of the good done in a sesdon by the eloquence of the the Bible, even as a historical book. Nearly all the na- the Haymarket was absurd and uncharitable in the . ex- Captain Brunswick Popham, Barracks are being erected, and as there is one At the last examination of the prisoner upon the speakers, the masnitude of the questions di,cuss e d, or the tive professors and graduates of the Government univer- treme. Captain Thomas Ogle, livelinees of the incideets occurr i og d ur i ng d e b a t e . We sitiea and schools were atheists. Their educa,tion caused 'Lie license was reftped. Only three hands beinghtld Captain George Evans, main position, with two lines of outworke, the resent char e the rosecntor said that on the watch not somuch the progretts of bills as the piquancy of them to disbelieve paganism,. and m th a e n y y w of er t e he n m ot a e r n e c i o m u : up in favour of the application. Captain George Hackett, place can be defended by either 400 or 5,000 men, P l6ih of May g latt he P received from the prisoner Captain Julius James Farmer Newell. rhetorical sallies • our attention is directed away from raged to . believe in Christitgngtg. - ____ an in tbe event of our having only the first number, the bill of exchange then produced, dated the to be Rear-Admirals on the Reserved Half-pay List. the success of a l'ong desired change of the law, by an plicated in the p re sent revolt. Col. Jac ib tells us that the outworks could be givea up, and yet the 27th April, 1857, at three months after date, for . From the London Gazette or Last Night. Captain Frederick Bullock to be Rear-Admiral of the enthusiastically-receiv e d oration -or a well-reported " the incredible pretensions of the Bengal Sepoy in relit_ enemy would gain no advantage thereby. The 453/. 19s. 5d., purportina to be drawn at Glair- scene. And yet there are men in the House of Com- time to caste are based, not upon the precepts of his reli- --ems- Blue. only fear now is that they will not Conl9 near us, as cester by G. Ma.ll and CZ., on John Taylor, la'e mond who have done far mora for the good of their glen at ail, but simply upon his own subtle and design- FOREIGN-OFFICE, SEPT. 14. Captain John Parker, on the Retired List, has also been p c o o i n n t . i p o r o t m h e o t L e o d n t d o o a n R ua e t z i e r t e t e d o l f t e s a o r p - A t . d l ne , i i r B a 4 l 6 o , n w t h i t e ll t o e u r t m i s o p c r r : a p s e: e o d f they know our strength. We have had some beau- Taylor and Francis, Nottingham. The prosecutor country, who hav e b een muc h more serv i cea b le in the ing policy," and in proof of this mentions the extraordi- The Queen has been graciously please m d a j t o o s ' ty a , i s ) - George Benvenuto Mathew, Esq., now Her , tiful practice with the aims and mortars. The en- took the bill in part payment of a cargo of barley cause of useful legislation than Mr. Gladstone with his nary tact that the B nnbay army, where such claims are o snl•General for the Russian Ports in the Black Sea, to be PT trenchments are at present occupied with 200 of the that the prisoner had. on his account. The hats amazing rhetoric and Mr. Di srae li w ith hi s sarcastic tole: ated, contains men trona " the very same vill ag es, Her Majest 's Consul-General for the Russian Ports in the COM iIISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD-LIEUTENANTS. 37th (Queen's) and about 800 of the faithful Sikhs which had been made payable at the London and Powers. Aye, and there are m ea s ures w hi c h excited very thn very same families, and the very same ca st e " as th a t Black Sea a y nd in the Sea of Azoff. • 4th or Duke of Lancaster's Own (Light Infantry) E,egi e-they are men that refused to join with the rest of Westminster Bank, was presented and returned. little popular attention, the resalte of which have been of Bsneal. Sir C. Napisr narrates that in th e eeth NJ. . FOREIGN-OFFICE, Ocr. 8. em ment of Royal Lancashire Militia.-Cecil Wm. Betham, their regiment on the night of the mutiny here- Mr. E. E3tcourt, superintendent of police at more influential than those of bills whose passage there were no fewer .than 430 Brahmins. Looking at The Queen has been pleased to approee of Don Joaquin Gent., to be Ensign. iment of Royal Lancashire Militia- g Thooms They are fine fellows ; one of them saved his colo- Gloucester, stated that he had made inquiries in lashed into fury the waves of Great Britain's political what has ta.ken place, I ask you, ia the words of another de Zugasti as Consul-General at Sierra Leone for Her . 6 tb -Reg Richard Belton, Gent., to be Ensign. ners life. We have also 40 men of the Madras that town tor the firm of G. Hall and Co., and had sea. Haying noticed with approbation the Scotch rnea- recent writer, should not "our future policy be an en- Majesty the Queen of Spain. Royal Lancashire Militia Artillery Regiment-First sures passed during the session, he went on to say :- bending, stern, and avowed discouragement of everything WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, OCT. 9. Artillery. In the event of a row all the troops not been able to find it. Lieutenant Charles Blaydes Molyneux to be Ca tain vice While speaking on the subject of Scotch legislation, I opposed to civilisation, secial morals, and British supre- 59th Regiment of Foot.-MajorsGeneral Jeremiah Taylor (about 400) would come down from the station, Mr. Wm. Taylor was called yesterday, and said Reilton resioned , Second Lieutenant Thomas P Gaw'ne to must, however express my concurrence with those who macy I" (Cheers.) Again, the withdrawal of military to he Colonel viCe Lieutenant-General George Augustus which is 3e miles distant. There is so little danger -I live at Nottingham. Until Dec., 1855, I car- Eft fill •.1 • • • d •I' ' - be Firti Lietitena . nt, vice Molynenx, promoted. complein that'so little time was; last session given for 0 ears to civi situations-carrie on systematica ty, Henderson, deceased. West Kent Light Infantry Reeiment of Militia-The here now that none of . the troops are detained on tied on business with Mr. Jolm Francis, as whole- WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MILL, OCT. 9. Commission of Charles William Zotherwell, late Lieuten the consideration of very important bills. The fact is, and to an extent scarcely credible-was sufficient their way from Calcutte, but pushrd on at onee sale stationers. He was the father of my present gen tl emen , te a t th e management o f measures a ff ec ti ng of itself to destroy discipline. Sir C. Napier assigned this 2d Regiment of Dragoon Game - le-Capt. H. H. Steward, ant in the Royal Renfrewshire Militia of Lieutenant in towards Cawnpore and Lucknow. I went out the partner. The partnership was dissolved in Ssp- Se e tl an d on ly i s no t on a proper f oo ti ng . I h ave th e as one of his chief reasons for resigning the command. from the 2d West India Regiment, to be Captain, paying the West Kent Light Infantry Regiment of Militia, which other Bight with 250 moo ) and two guns that were tember, 1855. Since that time I have be e n en- g reate s t es t eem an d regar d s er t h e L or d Ad voca t e No fewer than 443 officers of the Bengal army had at the difference between Infentry and Cevelry, vice irlayne• appeared in the Gazette of the 2,1 Oct. inst., has been can appointed to the 3d Light Dragoons. celled. sent along the Grand Trunk Road to intercept the gaged in business with the son of the former gen- -I believe we never had a more efficient one-but I that time been thus withdrawn by the civil authorities, Dinapore mutineers, but they heard of our coming tleman d hfi fT l d F ,uner t e rm o ay or an rancis. I cannot help feeling that no L rd-Advocate can satis- and it is well known that the cleverest and ablest men 3d lerageon Guards-Cornet and Adjutant James Don to have the rank of Lieutenant • Cornet Nathaniel Golly -- and bolted across the country, where the giins cotod have carried on business under the name of Taylor factorily perform the duties imposed upon him as a are generally selected, leaving the dull and the inexpe to be Lieutenant, by purchase', vice Corrigan promoted. Philadelphia Bravery furniture dealer, Brighton. not follow them quick enough, se we missed them. and Francis with father and son toeether abeut judicial and political officer. One thing is certain,_. rieuced to manage the troops. Then the solchere were 4th Dragoon Guards-Captain Thomas Miller Clarke, from All the railway works are at a com 1 d 11 " e ' a tbat he ca p ete sten sti sox years. There is no other firm of Taylor ana . nnot be in two places at one and the same harassed by being made to do the duties of a police, half-pry 4th Dragoon Guards, to be Captain ; Captain BANKRUPTCIES . ANNULLED . . hide tha Company ou ht lon aeo to hye established • • s that it is rathsr too much to expect of a man w . . g g , Chnnopher M'Donnel, from half-pay 4th Dragoon William Clayton, perfumer, Watling-street, and West for the present. But we will soon be pushing them Fraucis, carrying on business at Nottingham, than time ; Frederick Rickards ß , A. Co N ac K h i p t r u o p pr r ie s t . or, Farnborough. obe in constant a tte n d ance i n L on d on when th• on a Proper foottug, Instead of which they thwarted Lord Guards, to b e C apta i n . Smithfield, to surrender, Oct. 22 and Nor. 26, at twelve, on agaiu. Ano her two months will settle all thie ours. Ido not know the siguature of the accept- Ellenborough and every one who tried to organises it. sth Dragoon Guards-Captainßobert Jameri Montgomery, t Court is sitting and he has canses to plead in E lin- at the Court of Bankruptcy. Johnston, official assignee, part of the country as far up as Futtehpore. The ance of the bill produced, and it it was not autho- The discipline of an army is necessarily impaired when from half-pay sth Dragoon Guards, to be Captain ; Cap burgh. Why, this very year Miss Smith's trial de.ayed Delhi business will take longer, as it is such a dig- risel by our firm. its men are dranghted off to collect taxes, carry letters, tain J. S. Ferguson, from half-pay sth Dragoon Guards, manufacaerer of hosiery, Leicester, the Scotch business before Parliament for a fortnight, tance for troops to march. The accounts from De'hi Alderman Wire-Did you receive any notice of and I think it well worthy and put down street rows. Parlia- to be Captain ; Cornet and Adjutant James Hayes to Ba l‘ s r in it g t h h a e l w l-s T tr o e w e n t s ; en Lrard end Gammon, Cloak-lane. this morning are good-the mutineers' powder the dishonour of the bill ? not an humble address should be moved to her Majesty of consideration whether or guard magistrates, merit then, gentlemen, after all the causes of this fearful have the rank of Lieuten f ant; Cornet 11. E. White to b 3 Oct. '2O, and Nov. 10, at half-pait ten, at the Birmingham manufactory, with 50 artificers, has been blown up. Witness-Certainly not. I knew nothing of it prayiog her Majesty to take advantage of the first ea- outbreak have been investigated and the real culprits ex Lieutenant ; Cornet C. Morley Belders to be Lieutenant. mlliisltersi c a t nd C G ou r r e t gory H , I bad a lot of the sth Fusiliers up here during the till I saw the re tfth 1 t •t• fth • • h Ifi fLd A 3 t • t por o aas examine ion o e ceecy in te o ce o or f vocate o appoin an posed, wili be called on to provide for the reorganieatiou og f I he s. natiee army, for it is impossible to hol i India with. Gth Li D eo ra t goon Guhrds--Cornet G. S, Ls G . . Stoddart te be enant, without purchase, vice Ellis, deceased. a L r o r i i c s o , at o e ffi r. cial assignee, Nottingham ; William Smith, hotel keeper, Bath, October 20 and November 16, at eleven, at the Bristol District Court. 0 her day-they were on their way to Alhhabad. prisoner in the newspapers. eri 1 h o tro b o n p E s atone, to censider the requisite augmen- 7th Dragoon Guardes-Ceptein George E. F. Kauntze, from Miller, official assignee, Bristol; Sheen awl Grant, Lem- Under-Secretary of State who should take charge of I find I must close, as the bags will close in a few Mr. L. Ashley, clerk at the Lotbbnry branch ani be responsible for Scotch measures in the Le. half-pay 42nd Foot, to be Captain, paying the difference both ; Wilton, Bath,. , minutes. I have scrawled this in great haste. As of the London and Westminster Batik, ;A T/1 sase ___ _ a y e perial Parliament. (Cheers.) There are only two ta em l o t_ uropean force, and, regarditig as well the between Infantry and Cavalry ; Cornet William Chains James Score, timber-dealer, Pilton, Devonshire, Oct. 19, tbe arrival of the papers was the first intimation I searched our books and eannot find that we have 'n" i r l 1 h t 7 a h Pyre ended from internal caminotione as to be Lieutena n t, w ithout purchase, vice Dowdeswell, a t one , and Nov. 11, at eleven, at the Exeter District Court. had of the Bombay lin b • Ih cl t 1 • .- • e eing open, a no ce - any account with John Taylor, of the firm of more topics discussed during last session on which d with your leave, I would say a word. Oa the 7th of July Mr. Roebuck moved a resolution to abolish the office ot that die y o rise from hostility on the part of the Mah- promoted ; Ensign Charles B. Knight Alleyne, from raita States, of Ava, Affghanistc,n, and Nepaul, to make the 49th Foot, to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Hirtzel, official assignee, Exeter ; Carter and Chanter, Barnstaple ; Stogdon, Exeter. culated on being able to send you a liue this time." Taylor and Francis. John Catt and Arthur Wellington Callen beer and arrangements for the defence of the empire. In doing so I Barton, promoted. Lerd Lieutenant of Ireland. Ae a friend of economy and -- Mr. Church declined putting any que - stions on I trope they will not forget to utge on Government the ne ceeeity of istationiog a Ist Dragoons-Captain St. John William Chiverton battle merchants, Lower She/dwell, Oct. 22, a i t half-past , DUGSHAIE. behalf of the prisoner, who, aft er the usuel caution, t e m . m responsible government, I, of course, cave this proposi warmest support, and I deeply regret that only sufficiency of gunboats on the great question will be the continued t xistence of the East 2 1 . D . ' Chariton, from half-pay let Dragoons, to be Captain; C tptain Thomas Keaue Fitz Gerald, frorn half-pay lit two, and Nov. 24, at one, at the Court of Bhnkruptcy. John Wakefield, baker, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, Oct : 20 The following are extract 3 from the letter of a said he should reserve his defence. Ele was' then Gatiges, the Indus, and their tributary streatme But tbe 115 me Y mbere out of the great Liberal majority Aerial Draeoons to be Captain. and Nov. 10, at half-past ten, at the Shire-hall, Notting young officer at pres en t res idi ng a t Dugshaio, fully committed for trial upon this charge also. have been found to vote I r doing away with a system of ri od r i a 3 g ra ons ap am ennox ren srgas , Jo y h am . erns, o elowly recovering from wounds received before Solomon Parker, who had been remanded, but sinecures bent fitting no one but the tradesmen of Dublit : India Company ; whether that mercantile oligarchy o' -C t • - 1 - • P de t from half- a H ' tficial assignee, Nottingham ; Lees, Not goons, to he Ceptain ; Ca.ptain George Barring.- tiugham. Delhi. His letter is dated 30th Aug. last :- admitted to bail, upon the charge of having stolen and when told, as I have been on excellent autherity, rhould be held as scarcely responsible for any of the ton Price, from half-Pay Unattached, to he CePtein, F re de r i c k Ryd er , st a tioner, Bleinghall-street, Oct. 19, "I have arrived here (i.e., at Dugslaaie) all safe, nearly 100/. worth of military caps and capes, the that the leaders of all parties really do r.ot approve this evils admiteel to exiet, and therefore permitted to corn paying the difference between Infantry and Cavalry. at eleven, and Nov. 19, at two, at the Court of Bank en the 23a J u ly. I l e tt on th e 21 J une to join the alleged property of Mr. Henry Benjamin, of 13, useless pageant, I feel humiliated to find that 266 mem- tinue its influence or policy ;or whether, in considers- 3rd Light Dragoons-Captain Taylor L. Mayne, from the army at Delhi. I was sadly afraid that I would be Mount-place, Whitocharel, again appeared before berg, including many Liberals, recorded their euffrages a o tt i l e lah a e nd u t is h a e ni !don of the growin g feelin g even in Celcutta itself, as 2nd Dragoon Guards, to ba Captain ; Ca . ptain Sir Peter i p n u t Ikett Bart from leilf-pay 3rd Light Dragoons, Baker, Smith, and Oliver, Basinghall-street. . . Francesco Zermau, coffee-house keeper, Saville House, ruptcy. Johnson, official assignee, .Basinghall-street ; too late, but I caught them up at Allipore, 8 miles Mr. Alderman Wire for further examination. in its favour. I characterised the office as useless, and, to be Captain • Cornet Charles Talbot Golf, to be Lieu- Leicester-square, Oct. 20, at half-past twelve, and Nov. 17 on this side of Delhi ; and ou the Bth of June we Mr. Diniel appeared for the prosecution, and. if thie be the case, seeing it coats the country aenually a in vi o id u e s B iy p x d sst s a e l nt a i e n =n h : l f le a , A. Ha , ~ tenant Cornet Arthur Leutour to be Lieutenant. at half-past two, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Lee, official marched to attack the enemy, who had taken up a Mr. Sleigh for the defendant. laro,-e sum of money, it ought to be abolished ; but is it it should he cendemned as effete and inefficient, and India 4th Li ; D Ct• A G 11.1 f hlf • - C tt Hlb gat ragoons-- ep :on . . . Moore rom a - assience Aldermanbury ; -cove , o orn. worse than useless 7 Have uot not maoy excel en . t he brought into more inerneili• te c inflexion with the strong position at Ba.di Serai (a native inn), and. I Alderman Wire, after hearing some evidence on Brit'sh Cro FC A wn• %-heers )We have three or four years pey 7th Dragoon Guards, to be Captain; 'Captain the J7,seph Halton], ironmonger, Cheltenham, Oct. 20, and had command of the advanced guard of our force. the part of the defendant tsniling to confirm the Zcar"traeiesbe;:r tal i l a c t e l il 1 b hav n e f n i t d even efficient at le . ast of arduous and Edivere otk before u vve have Henourable - Algernon T. Moreton, fr . om half-pay Un- Nev. 16, at eleven, at the Bristol District Court. Miller, fference between offieial assi,gnee, Bristol • Chesehyre, Cheltenham ; Bevan We got close up to theenemyapparently before they statement of Mr. Sleigh, that his client and tke conoe e qe ' ence of backstair " infle;ence t i e n ro D sig u n bu i a . to crush with a high hand one (7f the greatest g 'revolts in rit z, t :n i (r , g v;, t ,t , ; ,. pa i, tos t • o t o t t cli the Honourable and . Girliue, Bristol. ' saw us, for when they issued their fire, the shot, prssecuter were partners in the sale and purchase so ot ], 7 Tie s i s freely stated among peliticians binery ;we have to reform the Governmeat of Frederick Georee Ellis to be Captain, by purchase, vice Laanbert Phillip Molledonn, corn dealer, Mark-lane, shell, &c., went far over our heath. I was lett of old clothes, dismissed the charge. who ought to know sometEng about the 200,000,000 of men ; but I rejoice to think that the Brevet-Major Lcutton, who retires. City, Oet. 22, at two, and Nov. 24, at twelve, at the Court behind to take cbarge of the guns we hal taken. I Matthew Henry Benjamin, a young man, fer- matter, and Ido hope that no electioneerine considera- .Indian army poesesses teen fitted for the crisis, wOose, Gth Drag-odes -Captain John R. Cuthbert, from half-pay of Bankruptcy. Lee, offieial a,ssignee, Aldermanbury ; hal soma hard work, however, for the serai (inn) merly in the service of Mr. Morpe h, tebacce- tiens will prevent a liberal Government removing this eat' heals and admirable judgment have already saved U . natta i. che r d, to be Captain, paying t the an d t iffe A r r ei o l i e b. b d e d - Ashnrst, Son, and Morris, Old Jewry. was full of Sepoys. I took the guard in and killed broker, in FencLurch-street, was brought before obstacle to the progress of Ireland. You are aware that an empire, whose hilis of chivalry act! daring rival the t W r e e i u r n to n atTitt a il d t?. , i'l v i a o l t7 ; ur!i i r e a t s i e e • n Cornet Thomas 1 Wi i l l lia a ge ti C ; ',; , e, l e ;ozi L Isdel;islltr a c li t fa c x ost 3:t. 2 1 2 0 nd N o l i :t i ), a a s t . grandest exploits l i n t e3 l historic page. Tiae tnarches and about sixty of them. At sunset I received an order Mr. Alderrnan Wire and Mr. Alderman Selomons, I have always voted ia favour of admitting Jews into An erson to be Lieutenant ! : Cornet Joseph Thomas :ie e 7ee, &ode ; Ineram, Halifax; Bond a g tici Barwick, to mar ch to the camp at Delhi. We had occasional in petty vssions, char ed with having robbed his Parliament. As an advocate of civil and religious liberty , the despatches of aye ock remind Us of the earliest days of Roman achievement •at Aera at Lueknow and at Wetherell, to be Lieutenant Leeds. ekirmishe3 with the enemy. I came safely out of master of 79/. 3s. 4d. g I can recoenise no distinctom of creed as affecting polite- ' e ' e , 7th Light Dragoons-Lieutenant Thomas H. Stisted, from SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. them' all until the 17th June, when I was settled Tire ri lad d a cal rights,"but you must not be surprised if, however y Arrah ou have bands of Ea' nehmen who have heart , 4 • the 12th Li e ht Drsgoons, to be Captain, without pur- James Hogg, hairdresser, Edinburgh. p soner t p e e t g t ui y._ 3 and hand to hol i any Therrnopylte, and Horatiue CoCe3 chase, vice Clarke appointed to the 10th Light Dragoons. William Comb, Pyper, Master in the Royal Navy, anxious I aro to see this la-t shred of exclusiveness re- . with five wounds ne throueh the left wrist ; one The prosecu or . mos s rongly recommeni ed the on the Sulpician bridoe holding the Etrurian army at Bth Light Draeoons -Lieutenant Benjamin A. Branfill, Johnshaven, Kincs.rdinshire. ball carried off the little fineer of my rieht h d • an , prisoner to the mercy of the Court, on account of moved, I refuse to concur in any c mrse which does not b. ~. , . o_, , . . . y, ni wa l ed n o sublimer s l im, f th 10 17 L . ht D tbC t • • h acle ot heroic bearing rom e t ig ragoons, o e ap ain, wit out b 'll G 1 James Barnett, joiner and in , er, as.ow. recomise the right of the House of Lords tobe cm:melted woundin than did Captain Skeet) and others of our countrymen purchase, vice Greetham, appointed to the 15th Light William Spark, hardware merchant, Aberdeen. g the one next it ; the third was a wound his nine years' previous good character ' House of Commons in an ' ' . and which may invelve the . Dragoons ; Cornet Ernest Helme to be Lieutenant, by in the chin ; the fourth broke m ll yco ar bone, carry- Mr. G. Lewis, who appeared for the prisoner, enseeeily contest with the courts of law. By sending up who fought lake lions a g ainst overpowerin g nunabrs, purchaso vice Clowes promotod ; Parry de Wintou whose valour has produced an effect in Asia scarcely to BANK OF ENGLAND. ing away upwards of an inch of it, and the bullet • • a • h• - 1 nd. Joule to tis appea , a said, that his client had so many bills on the subject to the Upper House we have Gent., to , be Cornet, b ' urchase, vice Helm° , Walter ' . be effaced by time. (Cheers.) an account pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, fa r hal not yet been founet-it is in me somewhere ; b33en the victim of surinen temptation. ,•rie really admitted their claim to a veto, and, though • Tuckfield Goldsworthy y , P Gent., to be Cornet, without ..or A hi v s ete of thanks was cordially passed to Mr. Baxter gad the Week ending on Saturday, the 34 day of Oct., 1867. the fifth was a graze on tt• right breast. lam Ti • prisoner was sentenced to five months' irn- it is rather unusual certainly for them to persevere in ,hase ; Daniel Dudley Valentine Alaher Gent., to be ISSUE DEPAITMENT. able and independent services, and the meetin getting on favourably. It was only through God's prisemnent with hard labour. .. thr tering out a measure passed by such large mai ori- 1 g Cornet, withoat purchase, vice the Hon. 'E. Stourton, 4 :£ separated. Toe hon. member also addressed his can mercy I was not kilted. Tho ball passed about a Charles Oates, a ruffer in the service of Messre. ' ties in the Commons, I, for one, have great confidence E .. . . . promoted. Notes issued ........ 24,553,315 Government debt .... 11,015,100 tituents at Forfar on similar topics, and was cordially 10th Light Dragoons-Captain John Walrond Clarke, Other securities ...... 3,459,900 quarter of an inc-h from the largo artery, and a Defries, glass manufecturers, of Iloansditch, who in their lordships' patriotism and in their arriving received. from the 7th Light Dragoons, to be Captain ; Lieutenant Gold coin and bullion 10,578,315 quarter of an inch more would have caused the pleaded guilty to robbing his masters of a decanter, before long at a more liberal and wiser decision. At Silver bullion ........ - . Theophilus Wirgmann to be Captain, without purchase. amputatien of my left arm ; s J you see agaia I had two tumblers, and two custard cupe was sentenced alt events, I do not consider the matter of such fin 11th Light Dragoons-Captain Coleraine Robert Vaneit- -.-- £25,553,315 £24,553,315 a narrow escape. to four months' imprisonment with hard labour. portance as to justify a conflict of doubtful merits CRE3IOIiNE GARDENS AND TEIE tert, from balf-pay llth Light Dragoons, to be Captain ; M. MARSHALL, Chief Oastrier. between. , the representatives of tbe people and the Captain George Ashby Ashby, from half-pay llth Light Dated the Sth dey of Oct., 1857. As soon as a fresh batch of mutineers arrives at William Thompson was charged with havine ob- ARGYLL BuOirS. Delhi we have a fight. The olil ones don't like it ; tairied four leether ba f h 1 f4l th ge, o teva ue o . peo•s. Neither did I concur in the course adopted by Dragoons, to be Captain. BANKING DETAKEKENT. 1 e Lord Joh ' n Russell towards the close of last seslion, when __s e e__ 13th Light Dragoons-Captain Denzil Thomas Chamber- .£ no it went on-A skirmiah about every third day. property of Joe. Schloss, under f tlse pretences. Belot e Mr. Pownall and a full Bench of MagiArates.) , , he introduced a second bill into the Commons liming the ( Jayne, from half-pay 13th Light Dragoons, to he Cae Propsietors'capital .. 14,553,000 Governmentsecurittes ' But on the Ist of August, the c‘ Bekri Eed" (a Mr. C. Rockley-1. am traveler to Mr. J h tain ; Lieut. Robert Macneill to he Captain, wit '1- Rest . ..... .......... 3,943,929 (includg•Dead Weigh: Mahommeclan fe ' stival), they came out highly Sch!ose im orter and mant f-t oseP same object in view. This it humbly aplears to me Yesterday beieg anpointed for the healing of the St Th ' t ' t cut purchase; Cornet Thos. A. Southwell to he Lieute- Peelle deposit: (in- Annuity).......... 10,593,6,7 , P 1 ao . urer, . omas WAS hardly constitutional, and, although out of courtesy oppoEiti,m of the Vestry of St. L , uke's Chelsea, to the primed with bhang (an intoxicatine weed) , d .- na,at ; Cornet Francis William E. &wage to be Lieute- eluding Exchequer, , Other securities...-. 21,835,843 'an as Apostle. On the 4th ult. the prisoner gaveme the I voted for leave to brine' it in, I bad quite made up rene Nal of the license for Crernerne Gardena the court Commissioners of Notes .............. 4,6(6,040 our men had positive orders „ nant. National Debt,Say. Gold and silver coin.. 564,377 on no account to leave order produced, purporting to come from Mr. Es- my mind to vote with the Conservative party had it been was crowded to excess, and the r t t• , t gea es in.eres pre the defence; Pandy took couracr 15th Light Dragoons-Captain George Travers Macartney, in g ts Banks, and e e and advanced inlant a customer of ours He was in Mr Es- preped to a second reading And now I dare 3ay you va led. from half-pay 15th Light Dragoons, to be Captain; Dividend Accounts) 8,243,217 close up, but a well-directed voile Jill d 4 ' * • - • ' • . • 1 1 • Al y i e numbers, Esquilent's employment. The baoss were sent ac- are ready to inquire wnat about the R -forrn Bil 7 tis r. Sergeant Bellantine ; t .n oppesition to the Capt. Wm. V. Greathaun fr th Bth 14 . ht D. g s, CBlier deposits ...... 10,0)2,234 ona e,, . ig r4-° " - Seven Day and other and seat the rest to the right about. However 1. 1 a question very difficult to answer. You know as much renewal of the license, opened the case, and urged the to be Captain. the , cof eiug.y. . ~. .... , , 877,439 y persisted, and fur upwards of 24 hours the Th •es Whit t • h • f h e, a porer in t e service ot e as Ido about the necessity for it, the state of feeling hence t o re f use t h e application on the ground that the 16'h L;ght Dingoons-Captain Henry Eustice Loader, Bill- ....• --- fight lasted. Our total loss w fi • . 131 . as ve killed and 14 prosecutor geld he packed up the four bags, which . • throughout the count r y i n regar d to it, an d the chances gardens, 0 wing to the wanner in which they were con . fro m half.pay: I.(lih Light Dragoons, to be Captain ; £37,619,867 £37,619,867 wounded, and the native re rt th ' ' ' h • b M 0 nh • po ova e enemy s were given to t e priaoner y r. ppe enner, of as success. All I can nay is that, although no doubt dect-d, had become a nuisance to the ne i g ho onr h„,g Cept a i n Ch ar l es Ste e l, f r on half-ply Unattached, to be . ine the Bth day of Oct , 1857. Ai. MAR iIIALL, Chief Cashier. there is a time and place for everything, and although, lie also said the surround e Property had become so CepOlin, paying the differenee between Infantry and Dstei . 1093 was 3,000 killed. I heard sa he saw also in the service of the prosecutor. -- their dead 1 • • y •1 F E 'l. tt• 3 0 Jong m heaps. I hope by next mai to Mr. . •qui en% e a loner, 46, xford-street, if the state of our Indian possessions be such as to de- deprecieted in value th , at . serious loss had been entailed tr of Saint I. i, Cavalry. . 17th Light Dragoons-Lieut. H. 'E. Wood, from 13th AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. mead much of the attention of Parliament, it would be up m the yes y . -u e''. * B, Chelsea. It vr be able to tell you that Delhi ha 3 at last said the order prod.ucted, purporting to be his, was -,', Lieht Draeoonti to ba Liontenent ; Cornet Walter Syd- II Average Price of Brewn or Muscovado Suear eom filly to endanger them to discuss political changee, the practice of keeping the gardens open untu '• * ' • . - . es . . . e n , e fallen ; our reinforcements are close at hand. a fio• gory. still Ido not believe that any professed Liberal Ad- an advanced hour i g . 'n the morning, and, after the fire- n.:y Tucker, from the lst Dragoons, to ue uornet, vice p uted from the returns made in the week ending Oct. Weymo u th, pr,moted ; Roger Tilecfield Goldsworthy, e o, ege7, exclusive of the. Duties of Customs puid on The Pandye robbed me of all I had, when Samuel Evans, policeman, No. 459, said the • pre. mieatrai . ior ' aon can remain long in power unless it work-, a class of oleo et arriv e who kept the neigh- Gent., to be Cornet, without purchase, vice the Hon. . able thereon, on the importation thereof into Great the cart was about am le from our camp. The soner denied the charge when apprehended. pay • al kelps pace with th e rap idl e . erow i n e i n t e lli ge nce of b••urhood in a state of uPr,car until nearly four o ' c l oc k w C urzon p r omoter!. Britain :- S. d. ' inatavee ..1 over the country are in a great high- Tee prisoner, who was fully committel for t r i a l, t'ne p e opl e , an d h ea d s eve ' " I n r d 1 d The vestry of Chelsea, witu a view to put an en d t o s * •• * '•, ' •Ch 1 E.gb f hlf ' • y movement err gra ua an uch Military fram-Captam ar es I SOO, rom a -pay, liah Possessions in America 35 6 of the 78th Highlanders, who committed such has already suffered 12 menth'e imprisonment upon pu -a s a ,t, 0 = , judicious reform. (Cheer:.) Lord Palmerston is b t ' t thi n os had proposed to Mr. Sim son to clo 49th Foot, to be Captain, vice Canevan, appointed to e From HlBl e reduce of the Mau 'tne havoc at Cawnpore on the naurderers there. They conviction of an offence similar to that with which licly pledged next year to brin in a measure, and, un- the g irdens at e 12 o'clock at night, but the p pro ositiC:n ' P th e letet Feot ; Lieut. John Sewell, from half pay of the tre o o v v:„do, the ' Produce of the Ea:fa l ls 45 Oi say "that a new sort of proele have come among he was now charged. lase events in the East cause a general acquiescence in had been reiused, and therefore the present proceedine late Land Transport Corp, to be Lieutenant, vice Jen- A.verage of the abore descriptions. es bins, Appointed to the Bth Light Dra,goons ; Cornet - them fighting in petticoats, and that when they come its further pod.ponement, lam not suspicious enough to were adopted. ______ Henry Keoeh, from half-pay of the late Lend Transport - WESTMINSTER. -DISGRACEFUL NT -,VISANCE. i:nagiue that the word of promise will not be kept. I The learned sergeant then called a number of wit- .' Ceres, to be ° Ensi n w• o ' g , ith ut purchase, vice Bond, pro ; up to 19 o ' RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. pipes, I suppose) ; that each one of these people is -James Cowan, a very illiterate person, practisine hope it will include a further revision and imprevement tresses, who stated the ! .o of . e clock at night there me e e i ; Cornet Ruben Hill Powell, from half-pay of equal to 100 men ; thet nething can hurt them, and as a quack doctor at No. 3, Grey-coat-place, West' ot the representation of small boroughs, the diefranchise- was nothing to com p al in the management of the the late Lent Transport Corps, to be Ensign, without -----*--- that they surpass even Roatuni erne of the native minster, was chareed o - i a warrant with unlawful] ment of some, the taking away of one member from gardens, but that hour and t - 1 aftes . . t ii a very advanced purehase, vice Rutledge, promoted. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK. heroes) himself.' After I was wounded a man from ex o sine to ' Y I other!, and grauticg of additional rueosb ers t o groa t hour of the neornlngt te.e:elglihourhood was in a btate Royal Engineers-Brevet-Colonel Cowper Rose to bo Colo p . e . yiew on e neliwa certain obscene o ' th 1 • • • e Y t ans of comparativeiy recent origin which have not of great eine ar and c .nta - ion. no!, vice Streatfisld, retired upon fall-pay ; Captain - , 7 15 0 s Reteipts. the Gui le Coro got me a doalie (e covered 1 .1- -f- ) I..fr ; prints and pictures, and other indecent exhibitions. their fair shere in the government of the country And Tae Cessirman said he thought it would save time if he Edmund, Ogle to ba Lisutenant-Colonel, vice Ro , e ' d' e t es . -ei . NAME OF RAILWAY. and seeing I was wounded in fiv e pl ece ,, h e sl id, Defen-lant's establiehment, which is desienated as far as Scitland at least is concerned Ife - - hth u dot was th e ,• • e. n d Captain Francis ,a 1 assured stated what e o , pinion of the bench, ' ' Kea to be Captain,evice Ogle'; ci 'llia'7.' 1857. 1856 "Sahib burr e h d _.........-.. _ Lieut. James Ponsonby Cox to ba Second Captain vice ----- / a ---a-a-oor hoa" (Sir, you have be- by tlee unprefesek me ]. cu e o f "John Bull's dabin," that the re luction of the franchise to Si. wordl giv e lie a thin arrangements should be entered into with Mr. Simp. - Kee • Second Captain George Montagu Stopford ler be 1111.1TI8U. .i .E °mile a TerY great man), and toll nee I was sure to has its froet a d orne d w ith n , por e ra 't of th o o wner , ne al, intelligent and more independent constit ue , - - my th an son to admit no new vi'itm•safrer 12 o'clock. be a major for it. a' " . eiiitare vice Francis Edward Cox, d appointed Adjutant Is id, No, la m on l y a ca pt a in." and the palines in front of his garden are from time we have at present, for there is no class of men better in A Magistrate dissented from such a proposition bei , ng A to . the F,r ' ee of Rovel Engi fir , Belfast and Ballym - ena •• •••• •,•• •• •• 4339 1,07)9 He then said, "If you were in my regiment they to time cover:d with pictures and placards. For formed on politic 1 I ; a. su.i j acts and less under influen ce tha n cored lered to be the uneui weus °Pinion of the osoeh• cid Re g iment of Fooi-Ens; l n i em i t l inz o o:drs f ‘ o t r I Ito. 17 Belfast and County Down•• •• -••.• .. 301 300 roil. ,he 9 h Birkenheod, Lancashire, and Cheshire 2,777 2,514 would make you a major." The Ghoorka3 and Sikhs the indeeent exi ()sure of some of saese o wa3 con se h the more skilled workmen employed in mechanical He did not think that any other condition than that - Foot, to be Ensign, vice Boyd, whose e ' rensfer from the 26!4 Bolton, Bla,ckburn,and West York •• •• 1.012 935 had also a great opinion of nee because I was severely victed only a few months ago. labour. Perhaps they have on the whol e more p o l i te. laie down by the law should be imposed on Mr. Simpson, 92,1 Foot has boon cancelled. 118 Bristol and Exeter .................. 6 ,959 7,225 wounded. We had a very se rere shock of an eerth- On defendant b ' • , t e a „ cal knowledge than the-shopkeepers. At all events, I The Chairman eing placel in iron or tne tame . said he did not say it was the unani- Gth Foot-Ensign A. W. O.' Saunders to be Instructor of ' of the bench, but of th • " Musketry. 198% C aledonian.... -..-..••••••• •• •• •• - - - 91 Cheater and 1101yhead............... 10,709 6,911 quake here the day before yesterday. he said he didu't know what he was there for ; h would gladly welcoele them to the voter's liet. Per• meus opinion e mejority. 6 , cork illackrocl- and Passa e -- •• 214 223 o Mit me, gentlemen, to make on e e t . t wo o b servat i ons Mr. Elwin James, Q•Co Who appeared fo r M r . Slurp- 18th Foot- Captain John Canavan, fro m th e military 20' ) 6' ' - - g - -- had never "yesrd" a word about it. psi i 1 rain to be Ca tain vice Brevet-neje ork 'end Bandon .................. 230 258 before eittingdown onthoselementetd• occurrences which son, said, as such a prop ton had been thrown out , II , rA.W. S. Free- se Dublin and Beltast 1 unction •• ...... 1,•337 1,125 OUDE. Sergeant Moore, 18, said tied in consequence of have taker, place in India mono o'l• i • • - • ablic attention, by tee chairinan, i i • le thought it lois' ' • right that counse . 1 men Armstrong, whose Brevet Rank has been converted 63 Dublin and Drogheda. •.. •• ......... 1,606 1,743 7 _ The following letter from Corporal Kerr, of the several complaints which had been received by the throaine for the tim e int ' o the l ehad: g jer other to ic shoe]. I retire and see whether any arrangement could S. b t t . R k 1 into •as an A ye_ an ,um er the Royal Warrant of Gth 42'4 Dublin and Kingstown •••• •• •• •• •••• 2,396 2,008 8 h Highlenders, was written on the road te Luck- police he went to defenclan.'s piece, and there saw Uri° '' • ' • y • p ' b - If g the country by 'armee, exeiting the national e come to. no result was arrived at, then the hear- Octob3r, 1811 ; Captain William F. G. Foster, from the Ii ti Dundee and Arbroath •• •• •• •• •• •• •• ' ,75 " 7 1,154 1,011 now ;-- lit wo3t India Regiment, to be Captain, vice Eartionde, 31 Dundee, rerth, and Aberdeen Junctiou five or six pictures and placards now produced. spirit to a pitch nct witne sot for many years, and, alas! ine of evidence could be proceeded with. who retires upon half-pay • Lieut. H. Mar 1 H - 3? Dundalk aro. Enniakillen•• .. •• •• •• •• 577 376 saman ave 1,100 1,119 64 k East Anglian.- .••••..•••••• •• •• •• •• " Whea we left Persia, after the battle of Mo- They were inspected. by the megietrate, and were filllng not a few households with desolation and woe. It The learned gentlernen engaged in the case then left lock, from tho 10:h Foot, 'to be Ca t ' ain, without'pur- 93 East Lancashire •• .......... •• •• •• •• 6,615 6,754 hamrcesah, we all expected to be in England in the of the most tilthy and d.' • d •t• is TiV) Id bthh• ht f • • Is 4 usleng escrip ion, tee • u a emg o presumption la me were o o g . e Lour ,an It d th • t d after a short absence they returned into chase, vice Brevet-Major M. J. Ha P ymen, whose Brevet 489 Eastern Counties and Norfolk.. •• ..•‘ 2 1 . 7,618 26,302 month of September. We sailed up in the ship pictures or figures beino surrounded. by the most maiise as to the causes of this revolt or the measures to Court. Rank has been converted into Substantiv e Rank under Eastern Union . . ... •• •• .. •• •• •• 3 6 295 5,781 Kingston four miles from the fort. We then went centemptible belderdaslZ the emanation of an eX- be ttken to put it down and reetore eonfidence and good Mr. Edwin James informed the bench that the con- the Royal warrant of 6th October, 1854. 142 Edinbureh elle Glasgow .•• •• •••• • • • • eane e 73 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee- -•• ~•).. 0 , 256 on board the Hon, Company's steam frigate Agatha. cosidiugly depraved mind. gosnrnment in that great empire. My object is merely to ference had been attended with no practical result. 221 Foot-William Couynghar n Plunket, Gent., to bo 6 Exeter and Creditoa.. •• .. •• •• •• • • •• We saile 1 clo3e under their batteries ' I - • • • ~ and tsey kept nspector Humphreys, of the T division, pro- • call your attention to two or three points which most Mr. Sergt. Ballantine said the terms he had proposed Ensign, by purchase, vice Winthrop, promoted. 1 - 365 •1 - 22 Furness Railway ••••••••••• -• •• •• 7 ' 510 7 ' 169 24th Feet-Lieut. R. 0. A. do Montnaorenc to be Can - 83 , " 132 be diecussed, and which it is very necessary that we to his learned friend were, that Cremorne Gardens Y . • I 4 Glasgow, and South-Western•• •• •• •• up a heavy fire OR us all the time. We landed half ducel three letters of complaint which he hal • lain wirliout urcha.i- • h • • 24 680 27.574 .., vice Spring, died of his wount Is; 263 Great Northern..... ...... •• •• •• •• •• ~• re - ' should all study with deliberation and inspat tial care. The should be treated precisely in Vat, same manner as the e.• ' P i a mile above the fort, but tbey would not stand. I ceived from gentlemen in the neighbourhood. =sign G. Scott to bo Lieutenanl• ;ifho t hse u pure a ~ vice 203Y,1 Great Southern and Western (/reland) i•IT 6,94 first question which will naturally be asked wben Perla- Grecian Saloon anti Highbury Bain, viz., that the gar. 1 11 t • G C ' '' ' 4G5 . 31,8 i 0 30,871 was one of 300 who followed them up the river Croon A solicitor, who attended for the defendant, e t reassembles i • • dene be closed and cleered by 12 o'clock every evening (e, on morency , .. . Lose, Gent:, to be Ensign, s. Great Westeim t • . 1; •• : : •••• :: •• : : :::. 264 338 m n I, was no warning ever given of what witpout purc . hase, vice Scott, '' o ) !‘i Irish South Cr C 7,6U7 7.251 264 miles. We came up with them at the town of thoumht that those who corn l • d h ld b p eine sou e pre- has taken place; amongthe numerous and ifted civil and g E • J d h ' 11 tt I Mr. d win ames gal sue a proceeding wou , u er y 331 b oot-Ensi a 1 g V. Coxon to be Lieutenant, ley par- - .. s ,„ . , Lencaster am a e rlis . l . e•• •• •• ::•• •• .• - 24 865 22,568 Auaz. We took one big gun, 154 stand of arms, 500 sen'. military servants of the company were there none far-see- ruin his client. On the part of Mr. Simp,on be was chase, vice Howe, who retirss. 460 A ; Lancashire and 1 orkshire..•• •• •• •• .• - , mules, and destroyed all their stores and ammnni- Mr. Poynter observed. that he had received aT. g eneush to predict the gathering eitorm? I am . afraid Prepared to enter into arraurnents that the fireworks 4ith Foot-Captain B. S. Hoskins, from half 41th -- le -pay •-•..• g j Leeds Northern ..•• .. •.„ • • •• • _ i j Liverpool, Crosby, and :southport•• •• _ tion should b di 1 ee --M-larged at 11 () e l oc ,k, th a t no ne w visitors Poet, to be Captain, vice Brevet-Majo r s pr i ng w h o en . 637 1 Loudon and North Western ..• •• .... 70, 117 C 8,247 . The men that did this were the L;ght Bebe of number of letters complainine of defendant' ee l s - ihe officials of Cennon-row and L•odenhallestreet will fiud 1,545 1,575 the 64th, and the Light Roughs of the 78th. The bitions, Th e wor th - ~..° u • s -- 1- it difficult to persuade tlie Legislature and y ma e tstrate then inquired th• public to eheuld be admitted after one, and that the gardens should changes, on being appointed Fort-Major at idinbur g h 5 U ; London and Blackwall • • •• •• •• •• •• •• . Castle. 18a.„,, ' London, Bri g hton, and South Coast.. 13,422 19,2)8 enemy were 7,000 Mowry and 5,000 cavalr y. We whether the exhibitions in question did not cause acoept of a negative answer to queries which iavolve be closed at two.- -- . - 289 N E,enilen and South Western. •• ...... 16,853 17,208 were commanded by Hunt, of the Light Company, a great number of persona to accumulate. cut pability and neglect. I will not say with Mr. Dis- Mr. Byug, magis 60111 Foot-Ensign Frank S Brereton to be Instru t trate, proposed that Mr. Simpson's __ • c or of musketry. 60 Londonderry and Enniskillen •• •• •... 1,075 730 78th Regimens. Wsll, we left Mohammarah on Inspector Humphreys replied in th ffi t• raeli that the councillors of the Governor-General have terms be assented to. - Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, &e, _ - - 1 .644 10,114 65th Foot-Lieutenant T. W. Still to be Captain by par- 1731 L •.• Manchester, Shefflel6l,and Lincolnshire 1 , e a rma eve, he bench by their cohoeit and arrogance endengerei the Indian Mr. E. James said it was perfectly legal for t 9t,h May, in the frigate Berenice, for Bombay. We He rarely or ever dd f d passe een out s plaee but he chase, vice Nicolle, who retires ; Eneign A- B. 'Token to 9 ti Manchester and South. Junction...... 1 1'13 56 4 1 9 0 9 • 1 5 empire ; but I ain prepared to join those who will ask ue such a cou • to purs - r se. called in at Ma ca. When we came to Bombay we found a number of psrsons congre he Lieutenant, by purchase vice Still • 11. M. Muttit 2s m.ary-port and Carlisle •• •• •• •• •• •• •. . 35, •92 33,413 gated, some of te , Did Lord Metcalfe referring to the condition of ' Mr. Sergeant Ballant• ine refused to assent to such CttbE• b 'h • ' ' en ~ o e nsign, y pure ase, vice Toker. 567 Midland •• •••- •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• .• • 4 709 5,122 expected to get ashore to spend our clearance, but whom called his attent-on to the filth lesi- ''-t d h - elan., th Irish) •• •• •• , 5 17 2 7 31:dland Great western ( ......... 1,501 1,3-io y cha- the Bengal army, say, I fear we shall wake up some an t e ertlillllation of witnesses was en pro- Se h Foot-Lieut. J. L. W. Nunn to be Instructor of Mus no ;we (that is the Light Company's Roughs) racter of the pictures and placaeds. . ceeded with. All cons l • ' • d b ketry. monklands •• ••••• •• •• •• •• • 3,937 3 819 Amonast fi ne • dfi dth th M • h 1 I J• orning an n a or ajesty as ost nt in vaned of the noise eccasione y 7 8 Ne wcastle and Carlisle.. • • • • • • .. • • • • s , , 5,6.6 5,549 'went on board of the ship Raby Castle, for the latter ' had been one throwing contem b pt Wer m e native newspapers containing notices of wide- the cabs conveyiug the ') visitors from the gardens, and Blth Foot --Lieut. David O'Brien to be Captain without 149 k N e orth British •• .• •• •• ---••- •• " Calcutte, a 3 our service was much required upon the day of humiliatien, agreeably with spread disaffection leid before the couecil of 1856 1 Did some eaid their house property had decreased in ralue eurchese, vice Currie, died of his wounds; insign H. 233 North Staffordshire •• ••• •• •• •• •• •• • B, : = 7,,g,, there, for the sepoys had mutinied, and killed every the terms of which defendant reg a l e d th e the late lamented General Anson never cease to repre- in es nsequence of their pie:enmity to Cretnorne. T. W. Oxley Kenny to be Lieutenant, without purchase, 47 North-Western •• ••••••••• • • • • • " • . 3,258 3:034 man, woman, and child who had a white face in "serfs" of Westminster with breed and cheese on sent to the directers the danger to be apprehended by the Mr o B. James then addressed the bench on behalf of ice O'Brien • Ensien G B T F t t le ' • ' ' * * he Vd I,Volseley, from t e 50 Scottish Contra' •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• _ _ 32)4 Scottish Midland •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• 1 874 1 834 Bengal. We had a stormy passage by Ceylon, and 'Wednesday, when he hal a person dressed S - ° up -.P Ys t Did Lord Melville when he returned home Mr. Simpson. • Ile characterised the opposition ti,at had oh ,o a Ensign, vice Kenny. 29 Shrewsbury and Birmingham r........ ...,.._ _ , 333 , 921 loot--Lie u t. Lionel Holmes to be Captain, by pier- 48Y4 Shrewsbury andShester •• •• •• '• •• 4, 3, 1 1; 3 ,,, we anchored in Calcutta on The 9th of June. We in a shset, w ith a p o pi4 i . cap on, parading thefront in 1850 (I quote his own worde in the Ileuee of Lords) been offered to the renewal of the license . to Cre chase vice J. G. Don Marsh 1 h t• • Ensien eso Shropshire Union •• •• •• •• •• - ....- • 8). 487 sailed up th G 1 11 d Chinsurah, of his garden. The " serfs," or sotnebod 1 e anges to a ace ca e . 4 , express the greateat disapprobation of the condition of the morn° Gardene, as the efforts of a small nem- Asian; Clerk Rattra to be Lie a l' w t o b ro ere: , ase, vi „ eu Y utenan , y pur h 311,ii south 1 57 South Devon i.•• •• •• -•• •••• •• •• •• .; . 2 2,33 4 7 '4,874 stopped twelve hou P d a hdto a lace made a bad return, for they stoned th Y ° -' Bengal troops, and was he told really not to publish his her of Persons, who, b ecaus e they dieapproved I loluios. Eastern• ••• •• •••• •• --- .. . ! , 7 . _6 210 rs, an m, rc e p . e pene s) 1 ., 1 South Wales .. -.. •••• •••_•(•_• •. i .... !_ , a 3, r 4 6 2,727 i called Barr k ' sentiments lest fcreiga nations should be acquainted with of Owes of amusement like Cremorne, had det i l erm-ne(s, 2d West Indian Regime 1- TI • t t f Staff-A5...n,, ...n,, - re appoin M9D 0 04 31 South York.,Doncaster, and 100 e - '4 ao pore, and disarmed four sepoy reel- whoever he woe, that was sluing penance, broke sib merits. We , the state of a • ffairs lle Sire. Napier correc t i n stat i ng that if pee le, to clots° the garden., or to fetter the licence eien-Surgeon E. J. Crane (rico Clutterbuck, appointed 53 Taff v ale ........ •••••••• •• •••••• •• - - t 4 ' 50 down the railings, and even proceeded to att \ln Sim so ' 3 i Ulster. •• •• •• •• -•• """ " - "*.- 1 ' 703 1 ' 513 i then got the route to Benares aeli in 1340 " a mutinous spirit pe rva d e d some 30 e ep , y o at . of - • p n with such conciitons that ruin must ensna to the Staff) on 25th Sept., 1857, has been cancelled. les u the c ne ,, p ountry, and shot and hmi c ar all we d e fendant himse'f. taliona in march for, or actualy employed in, the Pun- Tne learned gentlerea n who appeared on behalf of te e St-. Helena Regitnent-Henry Long William Phillips, 77 Waterford P.nd Limerick •• .......... 1,21: 1,326 ( caught there. We thee got the r . ' "ci. or was abo. • d 4 -, 27 West Cornwall .• •• •• •••••••• •• •• 6 ° 5 644 out° Un- All Jet- Defendant , a soil t , at to ad r,ss the jae?" vestry of St. Lukeee, Ch e l sea , had strongly placed hi s Gout., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Mitchell, bad 200 miles fusth Did not her e in a work pul•lishe.d in 1853, ,2.3 , ,- J - ti 412 - 12K Whltehaven Lite on ..• •• ...• •..... 429 , er up, for the sepoys had killed in-ristrate, when, " Mutiny with the Sepoys is the rnost formidable danger aae befure the ben c ch, but he contended that several of prornotod. 682 York and Newcastle, and Berwick & 1 every one, and burned. down all the ho ..' b- lthth 1 11 f 1 tlioae statements we STAFF. York and North Midland & Leed3.. - _ s Mr. Poynter o eervec a a s iou e ee no menacing our Indian empire-a danger that mey come , re very much exaggerated. In the stopped two days, and got the route f 11.e3. We oole of the evide Captain and Brevet-Major Wm. Spring, upon half-pay I or Cawnpore, hesitation in committing defendant under the Vae- ueexpectedly, and, if the first cymotoms be not care- w nce adduced to-day there was not a of th 44' h F t t b F t-Maeor, Edinburgh Castle, vice FOZEIGN. 126 miles farther. We came &eel: comp.aint respecting the manner in which the Ale: de ' C oo • les ' lia e or j ' 109 Dutch Rhenish -••- • • •• ....•..... 3,496 2,347 up with the enemy rant Act for exhibiting the placards b-fore him ; fu'le treated, with a power so shahe Leade.nhalhstreet V' uks, deceased. on the 12th of Jul • o y , fou e ht and won the batt' amusements were cooductsel within tee walls of the - 3 4 4 Lyons and Mediterranean ••...• .... 23,827 26,954 , eof b tth • I . u at he fe tla won 1 . r ld be better to treat the whole Pid the Bengal Sapoys mutiny at Scinde 1 In 1849 wag an r rut° HOSPITAL STIFF. 63 Montereart , and Troyea ....... .•• ••.. - - - Futtypore-our strength, 2,000 ; enemy, 9,000. a 1 h sh uld the same spirit rain pant in Delhi 7 Were 20 regiments gardens, and he thouget thote religious gentlemen were D ty Ins•wctor-General of Hosnitala Thomas David We then marched on till the 15th, when we fouoht m tii a , tter as a great publ•c nuisance, rh• e o then discovered to be infected I Did Sir C. Napier state going too far to make Mr. Sirneson r •epoosible fbr acts truer M D 'fror 1• If yto 133 ' Deputy Inspector-Ge- s , - :,; I, a r ul tg u e W o l `;, L F i ege '' '• •• •• •••• •• •• •• - - ~ -• ••, 11 LI .1)3 , ranee ................ 46,177 41,779 i , •refore seed the defendant for trial. It was a •- four hours and twenty minutes the battle of China- el' - - . on hie arrival in Lidia. te assume the chist command, corninittod outside the Wail? anal therefore out of his con hoed of Hospitals. - Orleans anJ Ceatral .. _ isgr Ica tO a civills-d I , ld well-reoulated metropolo 1 He felt perf e l ~•, • TO BE ASSISTANT-SURGEONS TO THE FORCES. 3`-7 Pails and Lyons .....• •......... :: - 42,184 11,2 2 a sarow. We rested one day and took the road thal so 1 1 '' c ' . . , 1 that "he found the seeds of mutiny sio ill in a l a r g e till-- 5..1. y soiseed that the bench wculd •• ca o eteene and rofane exhib tons seorod si., ( - hoary LI-Totie•ht f ir,i ft 1‘ to interfere wi h A i fan tSI aff-i-_lur ?eon Henry Titterton, ,11.1.) , from --, ?aris :tad ltoucr.. again. We fought and won the battle of Cavell- take plec • 't P * . e in. i . Ile lead seon ssma lem-elf at de- propertion ot the native army?" Totoe aye questione i , ... ), ~ es • i unser atte.n4l . . tu •- • "•S , . , o . , . 4 ,, 1F ot •- , - 1 -} l'icis aild ..itrasturgh '• .....••• •• .• ...* 46 5-3 - 1 37,-318 N t.• •, Am 1,8., aulti•!steetits of the i usl lialene e vice Tly ruhill tipeonned te tuo se o . •• •• ' not to be hastily answered, as they cint4in suriuu4 pet.p!e, ROL ueaneesi y 1 . . , . , , _ . . , - r.-. __ ,- -- _ , - ;.c.T..cii I.iid itt,ri. •• - pore, one of the hardest battles since Waterloo. fenilant's door - • ' ' . which were quite horrible. He rsOargee ; but you wil at oece sse that they call for the aji ee t.l a reuewal ef the license. '.`. illiam Samuel Chapman, tient., vice 1 - 1 9 uP ,,- , ep , gig „ ~, - • .... ...... ... .. o - 1 d. . (,- an. , Orti.-tVe , t or Frauce -•• 40,030 f 37,6 , 8 1 The enemy was commanded by Prince Nana Sihib should require d e s endant to enter int .) hie OWN flile.,,t and too t eearchiog inquiry on the part of the re- Toe COairman said that his brother magistrates has' pointtel to the 42,i Foot. t ______________h_h i . • cavalry 5 000 • ours 1 824 ; recoenisances of 100 Philip Broke Smith, nI.D., vice Carolan, appointed o ~.,. lect I 1 --infantry, 15, 000 , „ , ~ , t e e, and two sureties in 50/ each, presentatives at the peeple. IF, however, there be ihe now lteari the arguments oa both sided, rued it would be the Thl Foot tIARBOURS OF R&FUGE. -The report of the Se caval r y, 68 ; e nd those were gentlemen v , oluntsers e answer the charge at the seosions, where, if the sli••httot truth in such statements, it id rather too much fe r them tu decide whethe r or not this license ehonld he Dat id Ch.:lnhere McFall, Gent., vice McSheey, appointed Co7nmittes on Harboure oh Refu'ge, to far as the evi - _ whohad lost their wives and children. oir Hugh prosecution were properly con d renewed. w:th the ap- ' ' dines gees, has been printed, and ocouPieh 'Wheeler and tw . o companies of the 81-tri Regiment, fail. t d • us e, it could not for gentlemen connected with the ladle-hones to tell 11 , ~,,, . „_., _ , t ii.it the want of commen fsrhearance and knowledge of 1 . "" "es!" .5 as imnsediat e ty and almost uuanimousl to the Ist Dra e ssoon Guards. Y o.2orgellavi,l bon Milne, M.D., vice Slaughter, appointed t di hination s )2 fle.", &c., 323 pages of a Blue-book. The ex:it . With 200 women and children of the 321 Regiment, The required bail was put in. th,o natives displayed in compelling them to use greased renewed without the slightest conditions. to tee 7th Light Din'_;oons. of aitnes:ses commenced on the 13:h y, of ,Tul and term.. - ter the attack h. D. vice Bake . Alexander Thorburn McGowan, M. , r, a m 21 wite A rutted on the 7th of August, during which ti e , were murdered two days before wo took Cewnpore. Al whi.,h suaceeded the bread and e atiidges was the cause of the ouLlereak- cartrielgee ........-. I went down to the 1 t them • they were cheese banquet defendant's feelings ever h• h, by th way the same conscientious soldiers have THE ARGYLL ROOMS. poiated to 4lth Foot. re, ne'ses anpeersd before the cererniWe. Although th• p ace 0 see aso over- * lc - - e ' - James Laudele, M.D., vice Parr, appointed to the tiGi.e I • • l • - ` il. ed s incouselete, a great el: a 1 of out and hacked. to • S 1 a sie ' lit I never come that he exhibited the following reb I no scruple in using against their European officers. An application was then made on tee part of Mr. R. e.s , inquiry must ue regar ea. pleCeS. BC 1 , u-e :- Bii•nold for are euo••• valaable information . - - EIAS bnen elicited so far, and the I, newel of the license for the Argyll e re ,. e., 0.. ti ler D vi-o Ffelliett, appointed wish to see again. We foi h f ' - kg t mil ge . neral engagts- "0, ye serfs and slaves, you have thie day shown Gentlemen, I believe with a " Staff Officer," who writee it ..), . ou s, Win dinillert r n 1.113171 si,ver v ver, i . ~ 6 • many pap,tra of equal velue, in the market, to:the COrli Foot. appendix contains merits under General Efaveleck. He his been in 1 what you are ; you wili never more receive bread most admirab'y on the subject, that the rising VrAg a „,,, , set, Iley eoe renewil ' - ' eports Of eurveys of verious Licali ti 5P round our Waterloo and 27 general engagemente aud he saiis . and cheese from this cabin. ' Islussulman plot aided by tlie Brahmins, and I thiek, • o, the lieeuse was opposed by Mr. Ser- 1 A lexaeder Watt Beveridge, M.D., vice Jones appoi n t e d chaps of r : j ud iiing at least from his act,-, that Lord Canoiog has 110 g'aut Balen.iae, cn the part of the parish of St. to 72d Foot, coest, a ccompanied by maps. HOP INTELLIGENCE. CANTERBURY.74 3 iCking now being quite brought t 3 a close, some idea may be formed as to the quantity and quality of the growth. There is no doubt, the crop, generally speaking, is very satis factory—indeed, in some ca es, quite beyond ex pectation. Some of the samples are of firbt-rate quality, but where the blight was very severe the hops come too much in two crops to make a good sample ; consequently such hops are not much sought after, and realise but a low figure, not suffi cient t.) pay the grower. The good samples are now eagerly looked after, and realise a tolerab'e price. The duty for the district will probably reach near 40,0001. BRENCHLEY.—Having now quite completed picking, I can only repeat my report of last week —viz., that the month of August being so very sunny and warm, the hop matured beyond our ex pectation, and the average crop is considered from 6to 7 cwt. per acre here. Several planters hare not picked the lighter hops, in order to preserve the samples clean. This, with the hail-storm and other casualties, has diminished the duty, and we cannot comprehend the present estimate in the Bor , ,ugh ; at any rate, we shall not reach half last year's duty in this district. FL)RSMONDEN.—The picking now is almost finished, and a much larger crop has been the re sult than Was at one time anticipated. We have many very fine samples. Ouraverage is about eight cwt. per acre. MAlDSTONE.—Throughout this district hopping is finished. There are, perhaps, a few gardens not yet completed, but these are rare exceptions, and nothing depends on them. The crop is better than was expected, and the present price conse quently very low ; lower, perhaps, than is war ranted by the quantity grown. To correct this, it may le suggested that the large planters hold the remedy to a great extent in their own hands—let them abstain from pressing their hops on the market while the quotations remain at so low a figure. PENSHURST. —Hop-picking is almost finished in this district. The hops have come down very light, but the crop is better than at one time was expected. WATERINGBURY.—The hopping is nearly finished, and the growers express themselves pleased as to the quantity and also the quality. YALDING.—Our hop•picking is brought to a con clusion. A. very large crop is brought in, and many tine samples produced. FARNHAM, ALTON, AND COUNTRY DISTRICTS.-- Picking is now completed, but, from the largeness of ne crop, it is not all pocketed. In June the estimate of the duty for this district was from 8,0)01. to 10,000/. ; in July, 10,0001. to 12,000 e. ; August, 12,0001. to 15,000/. At the commence ment of the pickin g , in September, it w a s i mag i ne d that it might re ac h last year's duty, 16,3001. ; but it is now supposed that it will amount to above 20,000/. Colour and quality, with some excep tions, very fine.—Kentish Observer. Country Nlarkets. LIVERPOOL-On. 9. The business transacted was only of moderate extent to day ; however, there was a rather better attendance. The best wheats held firmly for late rates. Good American barrel flour scarce, and no lower ; English and Irish sack flour about is decline. Oats gave way id to ld per bushel and caramel is per load. Indian corn fully supported the prices of Tuesday, and a more general inquiry for feeding purposes. WAKEFIELD-00T. 9. A good supply of wheat, which sold at a decline of is per qr. Fine barley was steady, but inferior slow of sale at lower rates. Beans, oats, and shelling rather lower. Average prices of grain—Wheat, 58s id ; bailey, 43s 4d ; oats, 28s lid ; beans, 455 2d ; peas, 45s 61; rye, Od. EXETER-O(3T. 0. CORN.—Wheat, fis 91 to 7s Od ; barley, 56 to 5s 3d ; griudino - ' do. OE Od to Os 0(1. Oats, 3s Od to 3 8 3 d. Beans, Os Od to 0 Od. Peas, 00s Od t o Os Od. FLOUR. —Fine, 41s Od to 42s 0.1; seconds, Od to 404 Od per sack. CATTLE. —There was a small supply of bullocks. Best beef, from 10s 6(1 to 11s per score ; inferior, 78 Od to 88 per score; fat calves, Od to 73 per lb ; barrenners, Os Od to Os 01. per score ; cows and calver., 121. to 201. ts ; butchers' calves, 0.1 to 7d per lb., rearin2 calves —s to -- s each; sheep, ewes and lambs, 21. 5s to 31. 5s per couple; ewes, OA to Wd ; wethers, 7d —(1; lambs, 7Ad to 0 per lb. large size, —s to —s ; second size, —s to —s ; Slips, .1 ; t o —s ; suckers, —s to —s. Rough fat, 4il per 11-. Pork carcases from 108 Od to 11s 3d per score. BRISTOL SUGAR—OCT. 9. There has been a very steady demand this week, both for pan and scale sugars, and a fair amount of business done, chiefly in Barbadoes- there being but very little re maining in first hands of other descriptions. In parcels to arrive the sales are confined to one cargo of brown Bahia and one cargo of clayed Manilla, at about f o rm er p r i ces. RefintTs' p ro d uce fi nds a ready sale, at rather improved rates. Rum is much wanted, but there is very little offering. ET.— Oar. 9. the close of the market Walleend, &c. Riddell lB Braddyll 19 0 Belmont 18 3 Haswell .20 0 ' Whitworth l6 0 Cassop .19 0 Eden Main Framwellgate ...........,18 6 Hetton .20 0 Kelloe 19 6 Lawson 17 3 Hengli Hall l a 6 Gosforth lB 0 South Durham .lB 6 Fletton Lyons Main .... 1 7 9 South Hetton .20 0 Hartlepool ................ 19 6 91 ; sold, 90. COAL MARE: Prices of Coals per ton al s d Bcbside's Hartley 18 3 Hastings Hartley lB 3 Walker Primrose l4 Tanfield Moor l4 3 Taufield Moor Butes 14 3 North Percy Hartley _l6 0 Morpeth West Hartley 17 6 Wylam Newcastle Hartley 16 Holywell l6 C Ward's West Hartley _l7 C Wallsend, Northumberland l7 6 Brown's Moor Haigh Main . 16 0 Tees 2O 0 Bell. lB 0 Ships at market, COURSE OF EXCHANGR.---YESTERDAY. 11 16 Gibraltar •• •• •• •• Litto, three months .. 11 1934 Leghorn •.. 80 10 Zotterilani .• •• .• 11 1 % Genoa ... 25 72 y e Antwerp •• •• •• •• •rr •• •• 25 42% Milan •• •• •• •• •• •• •• Brussc:s •• •• •• •• •• •• •• 25 42% Venice. ••• •••• • :lamburgh 13 9 Naples ........ ..• 42% o .(kin •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• • Palermo •• •• ...... •• •• - 127% Paris• • . 25 2i Messina ... 128 Do. three months .. •• 25 62% Lisbon .......... •••• 52%,. Mark elats •• •• •• •• 25 65 ,Oporto •• •••• •• •e ••• • • • 12% BOardelttlX •• ••••• • •• •• ißio Janeiro ..... .•• .• Frankrort-on-Maine 119 1 ,E Buenos Ayres.. •• •• .. Berlin .... .o •• •• •• •• •• • • 'New York,6o daye,slght . V.Clllla P• •• •• •••••• • • •• 10 35 philidelphia .•. fllestd •••••••••• •• • • 10 36 j FRIOEB OF BULLIO N . PER oz: Octersturg .. 35% Foreign Gold in Bars £3 17 9 {edrid 49% Portugal Gold Coin 00 0 Cs liz .........••...... 49%, Mexican Dollars 0 5 1 Il Irce'orta ............ ( New Dollars .... • • 0 0 0 ,Silver in bars 0 5 1 % Seville .. LOCAL SHARE MARKET 4. LIVERPOOL. Om'. 9. STOCK EXCHANGE.—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Che- , shire, 65- Caledonian, 41i x d—North Eastern, Berwick, 220 .` a—Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton, 154 I, , avion and North-Westerns, 94 5 4—Midland, 804 g Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 3 e I—Grand Trunk o f Canada, 101—South Eastern, 19!. 6s 3d i—Blackburn 6 per cent., 223—Eastern Counties, 11.3.9.—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 931 i—Great Western of Canada 20— Ditto, new, d.—East Lanca s hi re , Pref., N. , MANCHESTER, OCT. 9. - - STOCK EXCHANGE.—The market was rather weak to day, with improved closing prices. Eastern Counties, 3-16—Leeds, 93 f—Leeds, New, 4 . d.—Sheffields, 39t Grand Trunks, 10 : 1 2 —Londons, 95 6- 2 East Lancashire, 90i —Midland, 804—Great Western, 52 —North British, 11i —Great Westem of Canada, 2 0—Dovers, 19 /. BIRMINGHAM , OCT. 9. STOCK EXCIIANGE.—Prices in the market flat at the opening, but firmer towards the close. Midland, 80 4 London and North Westerns, 954—Great Westerns, 54 —Birmingham Guaranteed, 694—Stour Valleys, 84 Birmingham and Derby, 56 7—Birmingham Banks, 33. BIRTHS. OF ♦ SON. On the 9th inst., at Sunbury, the wife of the Rey. H. Harcourt Skrine. On the 9th inst., at Chigwell, Essex, the wife of A. H. Christie, Esq. OF A DAMITIIt On the 9th inst., at Earlswood, th i s wife . of Wm, Klein, Esq. On the 9th inst., at /6, Glocester-crescent north, Pad dinton, Mrs. John Williams. MARRIED, On the Bth inst., at Cantley, the Hon. William George Eden, Attache to H.M.'s Legation at Stockholm, and son of the Bishop of Bath and Wells, to Lucy Walbanke, the youngest daughter of John Walbanke Childers, E sq . , o f Cantley. Oa the Bth inst., at St. Giles's, Camberwell, Mr. Thos. Ailitten, of Islington-green, to Mary Elizabeth, the el•!eat (laughter of John Bengough, Esq., of cornh, lll ~, and Peck - Lean. DIED. - - On the 9th inst., at Neasdon House, Middlesex, Walter Ad in, Esq., aged 66. inn the Bth inst., at Holloway, Mary, relict of the late Mr. A. Young, of West Smithfield, aged 90. On the Bth Test., at Portsmouth, James Lowndes, Esq., a'. ; od 77. On the 7th inst., at Coltham House Cheltenham Ed- Ns . ro Creek, Esq., aged 70. , , on in, 7th iust., at Bideford; North Devon, the Rev. Richard William li-vtley, M.A., of Exeter College, Ox ford, aged 61. On the 7th inst., at Portsmouth, Admiral Josh. Harri son, aged 67. On the 7th inst., Edmund Smith, Esq., C.E., of Wcod street, Woolwich, aged O. On the 7th inst., at Brathay Hall, Ambleside, West monland, Giles Redmayrae, Esq., aged 61. LOSDON Printed and Published by KURD° YOUNIGII .)f. No. 112, Strand, Printer, at 17c Sum Odle% No 11 Strcnd, in the Frecinot of the Savoy, in the county of Iliddloux, Saturday, October 10, 1837. I