The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-26 00:00:00

LOCAL SHARE MARKETS.

Wynn? Ow., Orr. 23.—The market to-day was firm and
good, especially for Laneuhiree,llveff, and North British,
shares. The following art the day's transactions from
the °BRIM list Ambergate and East Junction, 21 d.—
Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire (late Chester
and Birkenhead, 22—Ditto (22/. shires), 2 11-16 d.—
Caledonian, 261—Chester and Holyhead, 2'2l—Eastern
Coentise, 121, 5.16 1 6.l6—East Lancashire. 19—Lattea-
shire and Yorkshire, 6631—Ditto (fifth shares), 31 5-16 d—
. (161. F shares), 1 d.—West Riding Union, 21 d.—
Leeds Northern (late Leeds and Think), 161—Liver.
peel, Crosby, and Southport, 19 5-16—London and North
Western, 1191—Ditto (fifth share"), S p.—Manchester,
ShirSeld, and Lincolnshire. 33 c.—Midland, 774—North
British, 91 11.16 I—St. Helen's Railway and Cecil (pref.
guar. 5 per seat. sod div.), 170—South Eastern and Dover,
231—York and North Midland, 261—Great Southern and
Western, 49.
MANCIIISTIL Orr. 23.—There has been a rather setive
market, with higher prices:—Blackhnrn 14 Pref., 26 346
—Eastern. Counties, I'24—Leeds Stock. 861--Liverpool,
Crosby, and Southport, 1 —Sheffield", 321—Ditto (No. 1
uarten). 91—Midland, • 71—Nortli British, 91—Dover„
29 11.16.
litnittwonam, Orr. 23.—This market was very fiat
to.day, and very little business was transacted .—Shrews.
burp amid Birmingham Preference Shares were none at 111,
and Stour Valleys at 101.
Lime, Orr. 25.—There has been a rather inactive war-
kat this morning on 'Change, transactions Luang coeflned
chiefly to Leeds Northern, and Midlands. Leeds Northern'
again show a decline of 7s. 6d., closing at 161, while mid-
lands closed at 771, being an advance of 1!. upon the rates
of Saturday. Leeds Northern Extensions No. l's were
done at par, and No. S's at Is. 3d die.

TILE UNITED STATES TARIFF.—The importations
threaten us with a surplus revenue of $20,000,000 by De-
cember next, which, strange as it may sound to say so, is a
pablie calamity now felt by our banks and merchants, who
saw in our city sub.treuvry yesterday $7,400,000, the
largest amount ever held there. The amount has become
OD alarming that the treasury department, upon consultation,
has promised, in some form or other, we don't exactly NO
how, without appropriation, to deplete it. We are buying
from Europe not only silk s, velvet', r 'bands, and nicknackeries
of all kinds, but, what is worse, irox, railroad and bar
Iron, when our mountains and bills ore full of the ore, and
paying for them in California gold, railroad bonds, state
buds, city and county bonds, dc. Hence these enormous
importations of the last quarter in New York city, which
have amounted to $10,460,000, against 0,144,000 for the •
corresponding quarter of 1851, which was then very
large. Under this state of facts, • modification of
the revenue laws becomes the first duty of Congeals, as
soon as Congress reassembles in December. The revenue
in some form or other most be reduced; for a surplus
revenue, under a sub•treasury act, is unendurable. The
free list must be enlarged. and the whole clue of raw ma-
terials for manufactures must Goose under it. This reduc-
tion of duties by them, however, will be inadequate to
keep the revenue down, if the importations are continued
as they new are, and we shall be obliged to go some steps
further. The duty on iron is sometimes too high, nod some-
times too low. It is getting too high now, and is yielding
too multi revenue, as iron rises in price in England; and
then, again, it will be too low as it goes down over sea. A
sliding scale of duties for iron is about as bad ss was the
British sliding scale for bread. As iron goes up in Liver-
pool the duties go up in New York, when jure then they
should go down; and, as iron gore down in Liverpool, &wiz
go duties in New York. when just at that time they shoebi
go up. Thu the very surplus revenue is about to compel
a change in the tariff of 1848—a duty that can no longer
be avoided or evaded even by the democratic party.—,ter
York Mqrfsixo Express.
ExI'EDITION TO KANISCITATKA.—fhe Nuttrellisio
of Hamburg states that the expedition of the !Latvian Geo-
graphical Society tO Kunschatka, for which MM. °pint-
a °lt have give'63,ooo roubles, and Count Helena 27.000,
is
about tci 'oe tarried into execution. The expedition is to
be c:inposed of 12 persons, divided into two sections, the
first part of which will leave at the end of the year, and i.
I to last six years.

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4 THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBFR 26, 1652. -
REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE.
municatre. The smear from the Black Sea ports denrihe I ATROCIOUS MURDERS IN STAFFORDSHIRE. Tl..6wisimar-It's ran hard epee me to ham le pay for 1
the wheat trole as lin ly. and price. advaneing. At Garr, , CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. nut (guava pee mune. Fee am ablutions to pay fur •
One of the moat tragical murders which has been -- • - - the cep, but not the money.
(ism the Man LINt .'fps M.)
jaunt
pawretyt,no,gwour MagaLetthrerlen.
2enuth7tllidt,t,blSeupsdt.,t;bea.beditmq.itittalsitiesi..oinwdiharnatiwwez quoted
16.. Bd. Alderman Hooper-Young man, I dery say he will ,
BRITISH. tit iodising bar the measlaughtsr of pram the mealy you have lost ; and if so, it shall be
town Stafford. y... Nu,
rata yea.
per qr. free on board. At Ibreile, prices of wlheet imaged eamearlymoit.tedmosiadBshdr..Lettehiegire. fir...moianicottuunttoyi was perpetrated
The continued influx of void, and the twestnetelli from VP. 3.1. to 231. lid. ; ard then et ladies corn, frees The plan were It warred ii situate about three miles front Tie. mar-''iaon aeandneeod the prinerut Merriman was then locked up.
eta, State of 11.. money oath( r. 1., . I.•r some Pins past hail id,. lid. to Ids. 7d. per qr. free cos board. illeelbed, em the nad to Wolverhampton, down a narrow It appeared from the evident" of menial wham** that SOWS
Irish its isithienet, and ac r siderable enieunt it equitation has and misled Isms. The Muserbsespocc,
was occupied by on aged ..._
.... Ounce mad the doessed, who was his wife, mospiad mow./ and me Barra. big% labourers, from rba
takes place be many breathes of hes:nem In Mincing- - -- -
mildaeln.nialikhands wan, ba Wilda lb. la" a" a mem in am et tro home la B ism, in the wool trade, is wises ands pirits, great Mail
Broad-ainsetlyiAleherk in neighbemaised of Bedhedbury, were charged with reault-
"re dea the "am simmlll ask" whisk then tom morel other lodger. he Mewed i pif
has prevailed ; and 13 eager have capi:alists become to fled THE POUND TROY WEIGHT OF THE CITY Ingie-7WweeMstatilaiyat' • pesarieas tare, and impieties the Pocock end another Irish labourer
employmeat for their mosey, t hat • fresh impetus has been, OF LONDON. NMI plisse fur his wealth' M be ma ►kis *wit porno, sod shunt
woman woe meek addicted to habits of intemperate,
12 o'clock at night on the 18th September !
AR:agna..eltdeLT:lemews Who wined' him in the ezecution of his
giver to a witty of railway and other jointestock schemes. ito wade* mow' awed yea bigg a IsTes:sim.
sh.
..... hwy.
~,,
chew.
.....wead.,
by w.
n_wia saddmising a &makers row at St. Oilas's on Sunday
Meanwhile the eons trade hos remained in •• very ■quiet It will be remembered that at the last Conn of my of geld, and it is agegissil to have the
etateiand it is evident that this branai of commerce i• es' Aldermen Alderman Hetrabery made as amain to the knearteggo ey this bet seem Piped soma penes m1'111°2.1.0.. th.y, whir% tint taaPP`thateeird:Wal..catea, sowolavnerynaimm°°. the charge having been proved,
tartly out of favour with the gener.l public. Foreign l want of a and
me weight at ouddha. th.......dy fo.
° Mr Hell tined the Illrat primmer 51., or in default to be
Sr
Moms to mooltioe MI PerPetrete the haired Mitchell, who oesapied a min with her husband directly iof too tan 6, the olt maul era and
railways thmorti thiolv.popelated countries, the_ Arles the eve of which had been oecosiosed by the great infra' of hbra et maresmag Ma am gm amg mama sac the mime on e ,
under that of the prisoner as/ his wife, heard them
euer-
and reclamation of land tar away tram home-all are Pre gold from Australis sad California Jawlike metropolis. TM otgeneeneles *a
......_.1441111.,...-A11"111 "Mk' ilalL. hid"' relied sad abasing emit other, and very 'foul languag was encl.'
6..4 the ph U. or In default to be iin ed
month, foreraslithowir ' t• n Matthews • and for as-
terabie for iuvestment to grail], or the encoaragemat er alderman r:ceived on the following day • letter from Pro- tiem was ens ms se. 5.,,, a college at Mom Pit was en
HAM/ agriculture in any shag eor way. feseor Airy, of which this is a copy ; in, and ambes wen imesedlnalt despatched to nemesia!' mode um oby hith the deemed gad the prisoner. Afar
'''n'i - Sergeant '-
a Men Irasemd this wines' Mold a fall with great violenee r ung lrocrak, to be Committed to 'the House of
TM unite of this has bees that, whilst anon .• Royal Obeervatory, Greenwich, Oct. 13, 1851. the deweelefiallidelamit- go baulk gnat ePer, the door 411 the wog the Mow of the poimuses rem, tad after that, as she Cerrautren for one maath.
every other kind of property has been raised is value,
" Dear eir,--You will probably have almost forgotten the hem the Ire was dissented to have orierated is MO of miaow' bercem dim wee a "sleeking - agenn.. v..,
par •of wheat have remained nearly noticing ; some . .... of . person who received mesh attention from you at the belbaelme. but the ma* and Sams Puregaged say NW rorm afterwards as* Idiom alarmed du lodgers in the advance, it is true, took place dur:eg harvest time, owing
egosub;,...auddowithiewhillbsperrp.its. b.:
..frosi geseselatonthod te...a.staireesei.
lb..
naLedieesadiewbsudivera la
the
show, be sublimed that hie wife was insensible, and upon MARKETS.
to the unfivorrablie state of the weather, and the fears M_errth. Yri aalrtuhrt !aft:::
oflethore
light being imeoght the unfortunate snow was found
thes entertained that the crops rsioht suffer. How far '
auuPnicol. la the newsmen of 4ii-day it is reported that Lo-t- -,= having telmilemill winds the Imes were toad at die Mt 0 the staircase leading from eke rimmed COTTON.-Livrarooh, Ger. 23.-The sales of ootton
these fears were sativeraer tly re ad-id, the quality of the
Ist° the Court of Aldermen held yesterday (Oct. 12) eat,
NMI ilizze..dsail. to-day are estimated at 12,000 bales, including 1.000 for
new wheat sill testify. The iii,,!aer in all the "ether" mud that thew...ere( the Daub ofgneaudene On reenins the stain, the sidearm sad Mom wee( die- ddo. a caroput, who was called en awow the' report ant 2.500 oa speculatioo. The sale. in
150
parts of the kingdom proved far greater than was antin-
that in the Weights and Measures ONce of Guild there sewn at the teetlior smut el the rem on a bedstead, WU meth.. that apes enneething the bad, at the 4.. Porn
and Maranhao, at 61d. to 71d. ; 30 Bahia, 61d.
patted ; still, prices have rather entice! down then adeauced
is no such thing as a pound troy weight. 1 beg leave to ballsiabyressaisiselies. it medleuvered OM the heal seised he feud • amber of wren Prim • the far to 7d. ; 1.200 Egyptian, Md. to 131 d. ; 600 Stoats, 4jil.
ks the ide •a of large lorvignbad heft Seem Mis ems te cause ay he Aid. The market elms with • hardening tendency. AU
during the last month or sin war .
._
and state to you that there is each a pound troy weight ; of
....h.dListeni:=o_; and ether perts of the body. The i arrivals beaten deterred merchant,, mitten, others
and.
...ism.that it is
ses
of
great
vase
sad
per. wawa" hear hsiagia~m~aya~p"` Ma was asommies ef the Web, which appeared to have Mee of American aad Sent are a shade dearer than Fri-
from buying freely. feet authenticity (be ing that which was sada by Captain the Bowl emit& TM y was rediaol mg to • slab, maw dam a hoess ups, Vie iimpamd . day's sake. Brasil and Egyptian unchanged. lace Canada
Our farmer', thus far, have el.t.ined very tallielatantra.
an Kerr in Itl2 I), and that it ham been in as hands, and has with the emayelles eif the head sad writ of the legs. berms Tho itecardee oohed the moms worth.. be was able ea we had American deices to 13th instant ; prices were
fire Fines for then produce; in mu'''. Inns of the c°---. been rt mond to the tows clerk's 0810 e, when I doubt not the bothist elf the bed lay the beret trunk of his wife's masa as ne garbs infante that appeared epee ow about tbe moue as per previous accounts. The weather
try, they have not netted 30.. per qr. tor the inferior *ea-
it will still he found. Hulce* copies of the receipts which body, um, and legs beim, mainly gone. She had re- bad a the hub, been occaaioara by blows or continued flue. All were on the look out for an early or
theta samples. and the best quaidire of red have not ave.
sad of its ceived a Miry blow over the right eve. late frost. The receipts were 2,000 in eaceu of hut year's.
„, paned on the oecaMas both nits delivery to me
teak
rags-a
over 31s. per qr. Whether this ssate of effaire
w.
Mum to Guildhall. But 'heath I valet that this trot For mas/ Ilan the °la ("14°, through infirmities, had Mr. Thames= aid he was unableto form say satisfactory matinee will depend mainly on lie extent of the supplies
pound weight gill be found, sad will be carefully penned slept epart in differs( rooms be the hour. The stain to emedgelea apes Nis point ; and, indeed, he was booed to CATTLE.-Cohcnestio, Oct. 23.-The supply of stock
from abroad. Till now the receipts or foreign ►have been
a/likely to be in future a very valuable antiquarian man- the old Ilanell room ereuedhle from, the hmeeldme. and say, that the braises were all of • character that would be was good, and at the early part of the market, very high
sufficiently lance to keep down the value of limbs\ ;bay
encouraged in tbs dikes of the City of Landon. It was dwelling teem the pantry. At the bottom of the wink., about. few sales were effected until nearly the close, when the
then purts of Europe will in s'd probability cease, and,
established on aquideat 'videos/ before the Madan acs. pastry stairs Is a large pool of blood • and it is The primmer when called inn for his defence said sellers gave way, arid accepted offers from In to 20. per
without anticipating anything like a great rue, we are ter. . .
Nat the t mead met the troy our algae Mpg eoppeasil that, after the murderer ht;el dispatched that his wife was in the habit of taking his money while head less than they were inclined to take at the early part
gammon• troy taisly inelined to raped • moderate impeerasseat.
used in trade, for this nem (with other) the an. Me alt am, he proceeded ec the other part of the house, b. wea owl hard at work, and getting drunk with it, and of the day. There was general tending downward..
The sereshle yield of wheat in Great lintel. in quarters
etaadam weight of &tem,' will be an &cowards young whom hieseeied victim weed's:ending A stain, 5 --n. when he es the night the total affair happeaed, she cam home Sri 7 Fat Mttton keeps up in value. The Beef declined slightly,
al' at lbe utmost, °taut aa averoce °la year ' th'es is a of 7.000 grains. It appears that sew weigh•s are sow ter Millediatele Mnit the fatal blew which deprived her or drunk, lie defied having struck her, and declared that although the supply was limited. Fresh and lean stork,
geese "Wei" in weight, and the quality a a see eon- quired for the City. I beg leave meetsrely to urge m UM Haying ANNlaltted this twofold deed of guilt, he sto received the injuries by falling down the staircase, 'leapt a fern prime lota, barely supported lest week's rates.
mdarabi. rorrion is so veritch.oy bad all to render itthe tu
hi
h
cwt have owelled her through the boar to the bedroom of owi
your attention the great advantage of opting multi- sig to hr drunken coalition. No good Mitch Cows on offer. The Pig trade was some-
nr`Dtly "fit fin Duman fool. The steel" of del wheat of Ples of ten ounce., one hundred aurae., end on. um. her husband, sad her on his bed, have Bet drew TM Mieereler, es s summing op, told the jury that in what dull, and price. tun lower. Supply: Sheep and
boss-growth are believed to be reduced into a moderate
mad ounce.. I beard very lately (as •• matter which had the clothes, hit to destroy every
.vestige or mark this ease then wets two difficulties which must be got over Lambs, 5,520; Beasts, 298 ; Pigs, 275; Calves, 22; Horses
ties almost as fast as it has arrived. We are, therefen,
camera and the foreign received has pas into CO•••••••• ned iu my absence, and which I have not yet mi. which would teed lie detection by horning the house and bare the prisoner could be mvieted upon the charge of and Ponies, 39.
fled) that the Bank of England have adopted this decimal all Nat It armialud; mid thus bed to the suppositios that
,_ Imnilleghter• Is the first Place. it appeared to be eery Idegkeunt. Om 2.5.-A fair demand in the morning,
inctionl to think that the prassure on the markets will
male from the ounce. tha leer elielealident. The dig. which wee kept ." ilmehtlal whether the injuries which cowed the death of tut towards 12 o'clock the market rather heavy, with a few
diminish so loon as the foreign supplies begin to fell off,
~ I am, dear sir, very faithfully your, the hwearkeen.e_fiellafi.. In the well._•Plned._ te the .dwr.r. •.hea.sl the deemed might not have been caused by herself, h
-Y left Unsaid.
and that the finer qualitie s of todue.growth will, alter •
" Mr. Alderman Ilumphery. oG. B, may." blow cm the OSlta aaViag, 00 maw. previetury topriveu it falai Amon while drunk, and even supposing they were NpRIVICH, Oct. 23.-Oor market exhibited an (rattiest
time, command somewhat more r* niuuentive prim. of the power of makieg any Mau. the renh of blows there was no evidence whatever to show show of store Cattle. There was a large attendance of
That the consumption of bread has for some time past (Copy.)
The mud's. must have Wee perpetrated after Mat.
" 1103Obornatory. Greenwich, 18 Jan. 210, , dog the prisoner gad inflicted a tingle blow upon the de. buyers, still prier were the torn lower for every ductile.
bees very loge, Lout is ttill on the increase,eannot be quo-
" Receivedof M Sind t M th Town Clerk of At, half..___loot mins • clack • riutl••••, s Poorrol, the i eisam, r. era ertewes er,
lion of stock, and • great number left unsold. Many are
boned. This is to be attribute l in • great immure to the
of London, by the heads of H. Wallet, E.g. the wnea tanw I," ao rideoialgoto. ••• he ••••Tlod • ma• The jury at ODell returned a reedier of Fol Guilty. waiting the result of the show at Si, Faith's next Moaday.
partial failure of the potato crop; and, as this rest is daily On City
becomin^ more scarce and dear, . c
.h effect will be felt more Standard Troy Pound Weight of the City of
No dee, however, has at prolent arisen as to whom the Tea Queen 9. MORES AND OTlfilla. Pew Sheep or Lambs penned, and a clearance wag effected
(marked-a crown, Ty. Pd. 824), transmitted to my ma- - • e_. at from Is. to Is. 6d. per bead abatement. Good store Pigs
decidedly later in the year. nut thisol barbarous transaction attune" ; tt is sup- rata me, which was as todictmeat against the mon-
ody by the Lord Motor, the Chamberlain, and the Tow, It
and fat Pork remain without alteration.
Notwithstanding the subdued tone of the advice" from t City •.d t I. with low mod that the murderer weld sat have completed the deed dante for keeping • gaming house, was called on, but tone
Clerk of the of imc oe, c Comia sane, • P!
td rricei of when have b,vn steadily supported at the Lord. (Jo i.„.„.„ of be, 14 • ty. Tr...my it, wheat bevies masks of blood apes Moe pane of his body of the defraehinn appearcd,
all the leading Prof muskets held sines Monday ; is- from
Mayor,
dated _ _ _ _ _
3meof.. _
__
close
which
may him
hip hi
arriehemase.
TM indictment we* preferred at the last seuions, and the COAL:S.-Loom:4, Oce. 25.-Ships at market, 130
the Lord
dose in some of the egrieultural dietriets the supplies have
..t.l6th
art .
0_
t_
„mitt crzoolet "
usual proms was directed to Mae. In due course the sold, 103.-Ban's West Hartley, 15s. 6d. ; Haztlepool
• barely been sufficient to satisfy the demand, and a small contemplated. L .b•
of•_ . I. M.
- --- --- • - - - -- trial should hero cone oa today. West Hanley, 15e. 64.; Holywell, 16s. dd. • Jonaseohn'a
rise has is partial inmates been established. The weather niumner for Aeo tiftaidara i
B.
ii
The Recorder inquired if any gentleman at the bar knew Hartle 15s. ; Itedheugh Rain 13s. 6d.; South Pearetb,
in the rangy part of tbe week wee highly auspicious for out- Piffled) iG. AULT. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL arything of the case 1 13e. '. • Tantield Moor, 14s. 3:1. ; Titedeld Moor .Butes,
doer work, and the sowing of wheat has bee" pretty (Copy) CAMBIUMS, Om. 26.-A t a eengtwegation holden Nr. Huddlestone said he had been retained to conduct 141. ; fownley, lle.; West Wynn) Trader, 151. 3d. ;
generolly commenced. With:a the last day or two a "Oniklball, Leaden, 1846, Oct. let. thepronntion, but ell the papers handed to him consisted of Walls End, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Brown, 16e. 3d.; Walls
this day the endementioned degrees were cooferred :-
good desl of rain has fallen ; should this centime it "Received of G. B. Airy, Esq., Astronomer Royal, by D.D., Pretence Canis. Muter of Jesus 'College Coax a sheet of paper, on the back of which the name of the eats End Gibson, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Goforth, Ids. 9d.; Walls
would iuterfere with field lab^4n, which are cenarly delivery of Mr. James (neither, a brius Troy Pentad, the r.,,,,,a. B.D , Thomas G. Reiland, Corms Christi Col- oar written. He had received no instructions, and knew End Herten, 16e. 9d. ; Walls End Johnson, 18s. 3d. ;
Imes backward than usual at the corresponding period of property of the Lord Ms , the Chamberlain, end the 4, p . . J... 11. Tandy, St. Peter's Cortege; 1. 3 . Ste- nothing whatever of the foots. The solicitor who instructed Walls End Lawson, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Morrison
Col-
the year. Town (.leek of the City of , which has bees Fine" intson, Cairo College; A. L. Taylor, Corpus Christi Col- Wawa. also act Prcae"t• 16s. 91; Walls End Northumberland East, 15s. &I.; Wall;
Fees. Scotlauel we learn that an active demand had been is the hands of the Committee far fraperiateedieg the Cow. 'R. C. Wyei/l, inns Celle B A Arth Duk
ge. .., at • The Recorder inquired if the prosecutor was under re- End Riddell 16e. 911_ „,. • Eden Main 17s. 6d. ; Lanibton'
experienced far seed wheat, whQh• added to • good coo' strection of new National Standards, for the lartheram of cott4nig., Leo cowl, ; George molt Dm,. mato egemine to prosecute ? Primrose, 17.. 6d.; Walla End Belmont, 17s. ed. ,• Wellsa
summing inquiry, had troubled sellers to obtain a further the purposes of that committee. College. ellen of the court said he was not. End Iletton. Dis. ; Walls End Haswell, 18s. ; Walls Had
mime' ; arid the article was dearer at Eilmburgh and (Signed) "B' Wil•Y°L" At the setae 'th toll • else The Ibillarder said that them appeared to be Ito much Lanibtoo, 17s. 9d. • Walls End Lumley, 17s. ; Walls Bed
• ongrigation • owing MOM Glasgow on Wednesday than on tha day se'unight.
aerate :-1. To appoint Dr. Ainslie, Master of ream go believe that the cam had been compromised by l'ensber, 175.; Walls End Plummer, 1• s. 6d. - Walls End
la Ireland a very large cousumption of wheat sad Indian
College, Dr. Phelps, Master of Sydney Sussex C Dr. Sbo forooot od nosey by the defendants, and that there Russelre Bettors, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End SearbOrough, 175.;
ors is piing on, and prices of these articles ore gradmilly
Mira in the sister isle. That this may legume the THE OTT CHARITIEB.-Yesterelay, the Lord Met Philpott, Master of St. Cathanue's Hall, Dr. TO to Idiedilds to se ea with the quotation. He was Walls End Stewart's, 18s. ; Wells End Camop, 17.. 9d. ;
__.... Matter of Si. Peter'sC n Dr. D d maim al, deimemingeelkeemer, to de all that he could to discount.- Walls Bred Heugh Hall, 17.. 3d.; Walls End Howden,
o sew, anew , vane of oatmeal. and nese the shipments of oats to be lees Baron, with Aldermen Challis. Sidney, Lit.=•Le: paws College and Wood id of MIMS MA • peureediee as sosklast wee of the law as an is- 17.. &I.; Walls End Hello, 17.. 9d.; Walls End South
, Mr. ey, MUT eiteasive than they otherwise m gte have been, is more Wire, held a court of investigation into the
who lute been severally sentrated by stnewe he urimgkieassey • sad, if the defendants did Ilartlepool, 17e. 9d. ; Walls End South Kelloc. 17e. 34 ;
than probable. of City charities. The clerk of the Leatlemilees' Com Callalla' mad • by Court - "lea nee missendar, beilendl Meal warrants to be issued for Walls End Thonaley, 17s. ; Wellsßad West Renee, 17s. ;
MAW appointed the of Melees
The arrivals 0 wheat coastw,:e into the port of Lowden pang was called, eel proved that the esimpene had to ed. ,a, 'a Rotates, Gayer.= of Rows,. Tow. is ac. their apprehmesiels. •Ile Auld also expect that the gentle- Walls End Whitworth, 15s. 6d.; Walls End Adelaide
have falba off materially ; the quantity reported he the minister Robert Ragan' charity, meantime eti
'Poll, mil ;woes with the th regulation of
...h......ady
apt On VW appeared to Nat as eirlieitas fee the prosecution Tees, 17a. 6d. ;Walls End Pease, West, 141. 94.; Walls
wash ending din (Saturday) inmate baring animated to to pay 4/. • year to per primmen is the CH,. am-
mewed by the Coast of Chancery for the adadstretimi anise sheidd attend sad give the mitosis' explanatioa upon the End St. Helen's Tem, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Tees, 18s.;
"sly 1131 qrs., against 6,512 qrs. the week preeedisg.. pray bad not den se. Sign 1823 no had
TM grantee; brought forward ..t Mark-Leas by landrar- made to such primers, omegas s application. mum 2. To appoiat Dr. DrosierExamietise the Medical °o r.' W• 113 End Woodhouse Close, Itle. 31. • lothergill's Aber-
visite sairake from the so ighbe aria( twenties bee, mean- The charity me in Chimney. Mr exim.. am ad, Derives, during the ensuing year. 3. Te Dr. semmary directions were then gives to the officers dare Steam, Ws. ; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 21..
while, been trifling ; indeed the Ewes Kent, and Suffolk ministered • charity gilled Omega MumablicAlari,,, the Pipe ur Examiner of the Natural Seigneee dm the et the moan, and in the meantime the me stands over.
masa were manly bate both on Wedanday and Friday. interest of which was Si. a you. la ;lye . enemies year. 4. To appoint Mr. Janson, el Col-
lege in Hoes MG.
The operations have, under these circumstances, bees se- the Court of Chancery. Sun USA as salt
the Warm ege, ea lausimer of the Metal Simon T4p _ the William Res was indicted for felosiosely breaking and SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCIL
experily oa • retail wale ; and. in the ahmes of males of arising from the shanty bad hem to pear reissues Meal.. =ow
6. Te appoiat Mr. %of IMP Col. entering ttut derelling•bonse of Mary Lamb, and stealing
lets as riervetaue, quotations have undergoes to cheap, but (the Objects of the obinity), iseineff;lll42, when Si. wad . . ...
...urn
of the Le Bas PriseMie OS emir% live coats and other artielee, her property. SEABORNE MAILS.
time was decidedly • miner &gees et Armen towards paid to .i frusisa wan hal mode a medal application. He ru_„___• "'• ".._ofroz,
_i Mr, Sect,
~ct .Triaßt_. Claire. as The pressemia was a widow,. and resided in a cot- 11 Midge. that the AWN ire weal Nos Ise leansesl hat-off fie the Pose than in the beginning e: the week, and had say bad nee bees able la ammaide tan pipe of eba, sassawas as 3.=_____...,, - Be.D rem DN'INII Übe ellissied Mee. tap at TwishanMm. In the evening of Sonday, the 17th by the OOP-ma it by the reambia-flomaN.A.l _
To
Pewter of St. Peter's Clapp, and Mr. Wm, Me west eat, leaving no one in charge of her cot-
new wheat of really fine qua coy appeared, it woad, pro- between the the elmeirya nee lad they bean 4111.74:pir5, i thew= easeem ins. art
lea*, have head takers at rather embraced terms. made up Mani Ised bass paid te the Mews .._ • College, Mathematical E samisen of task ml upon her returning shortly afterwards, the was ODWITAILIIII. h pee
let Puet. Port I wed
The regeipes team abroad low beta quite moderate, anal of the pima rad bat he emuld mot "'"' wed am ernadid°ll° fin acewan in Jailing step Mara eraisished at seeing • light in her bedroom She trase lemma. bgragues. I dao.
amt. 8. To amMt Mr. Cape. of Trinity Colliltge sapp as alum ps bar neighbours ad some of them eta.
7.2013 qr travbe been Ire:Prte.l clam the close of last week. my how meek. met hubs of the einigany with set Kr. 01... -of J -- , , ammooltetrateeketd Oct it ..--.... twomew:-. Nee. I
Tam is mill memo of the recently received large sop him. The smarm SO soody to pay up antrugers thatens 'Bop, Mathematical Soma Ilmugglees at the front door and othere at the back, aa
roam Itametmeteestie I pig remineist ea board ship, but importers nave might be due Ur Ilha ateft. Ilers was a admi- 101110118 it tko. Queetieenta who on sot math- mad la a siMet time an attempt wag ludo by some persons aeoaao _je se, I
............ Limp.. .o.i. is
.14.sed ads hhhist, is Pow whit. fa the salty parrot -aired by 04 oda Game. ohTirel That dates he Itemoura 9. To appoint Mr. Gill of Christ's Wilde to epee the front door. The people as the outside amertriiiistaireell oat. 37. -.......... IsatemPtse Ni.,. 4
the week • Mat weiemies may. perhaps, in partial omen, ofroorty was aMO lo .By a wheal rie4 by the c 011 Id Mr- W. If • Brows, of Pelabirdie Colle/e Claw hid Ike dew hat, and an eadeavour was made to force it asurns;viatioe
Um is... ebb erten it was necessary to Meer mesh Matti, immtided tif tilis anneal preemie WM to se la per at . •
lush One Quatioaists 10. To appoint Mr. ors ma a piker from the beide, gad !lading they could boa)
moslamerziV shays imel expired ; but prices were not pee- %MOM had net bees deem. The recipients of „1„ a Calag( and Mr. Leak of can's College, me mend in doing so, theo„. aenof 4. _ your Qtr (ele Meracillm) 11,61ittiethof meta Dover ___,Nov.:l
Sew Lem. On Friday inareasid trumiges was die- Me wept Iffiloos bathe mold not dies thew gamic to coo Les of the APoetle& la St. Paul's la /.., alma. In r. This bad the effect of intimidating Dittos Cole C"' of Geed
Mew)
..„ .ll lett et the tenth Plymouth ...'Nov. n
Ephib M the Cullman", in Ecclesiastical History and In the outside aad they retreated Atka t west cost PI '
rant et Oa NNW ?Imam I
ley hultortm. sad for !muds in lif•••27 •••7 NI Tlio••••••6•111014_ . _ I?. a "I"_.,raalis aaa amatialleasel ..• Paley'. Mogul Philimiph II To - .tM ,F
shogisalaloswee.o. se
aid. of kons b . . • .." ' ...
tense were asked. Theo pera•-ius is mime eargess have etstmera. min puma es be the usagessmout of the sir- el, sr. .e. . _ 7..- % re aPPeat
.r. mace, • -...„....... two Ms, OM • the l e pn- tataralrla• ... wntligreneemo. Dew ....„... Ott. 29
beta tolerably eitesiive, sad would have ben larger if tere orldelt tr pi" "Mrs 11251aafinar Of the Classical Tripes emir, then noshed oat ot the louse. A man named Werra Ilettaat ......-..-.„3firelly- ...,. Derr
......... Daily
anger hod beta tatlidied with wiespikat lower se Maimed be tea at a mash laaaa 1111' MI the peer. 12. To appoist Mr. Cope, et Trnft lea heM of the prisoner, who immediately struck him on fined , ------11,eik er the marl rewilarranm- env. II
there has been me mat tif demad. Fot P ' Odessa Bniguthagefg btpARTyciDE.-Bmtebrarle, SATtav Carp, ma of the Classical Tripes el the umber the OM with • crow-bar, and he succeeded in petting away tualeafres.-......«.111th of the tamer tosibmpten.,eov. If
•tiehrMa m Iteitltthefiesete tosteastpt.e. Nee. 1
31s. fld. he Ws. 61. Ms hem paid. Other deseriptions have DAY.-Oar gliat pea *A vita the Met dny sr = the al Mr. Clash, of Trinity Chilleg& who •am distance, when he wee secured, but his co:amnion legerdeerie.p, sz mead tan Imo premedh.....vet. it
hem Mid M gemempsehe rams. re.esesiehe. 13. To appoint Mr. W. 11.11rown, sonnedod in effecting his reaps. Upon going Late the •
Nem weft re 140 et he math! ny monb ... on. NI The elm fees the Ilittie Lave •an ben by any mans named nth ti a assceatda the
1••• h tili• IP••••• 11.1 • "WS, af Pembroke Came% an Examiner of the Clusilleal Tripos user the bed.room of the prosemetrix was found in a state Oraelealesple• lll i Ithlllidterfariat Jona
Mr. W.oet. SO
ammtenet end tbe MID Med he en head have Men toe mgongneleg. hammed amid et Odle wing year. 14. To appoint Mr. 011111 M, of erase disorder, all bee drawer having been remsee.ked and :Plant AMMO -...l•lsaktiltacterassal. :a:attempts& Sea. l
high te held eaug emphities te end out Imams. The hod had dookosad edam die bed Chiba% Cellege, an Emilie*, of the Cloned Tripes tithe thenratents strewed abort, sad several skeleton keys were '•"101141" ---•-•-I,ll•l„Wir‘arrld. ...atheneum To Das.
rin-I -..-.......efreratitrai mom loollukuotra. ers. t
M phis ha unniparsolierueitheartars net varied ; the skimmer& demo", be dTi/o ta fhb _ear per. TIMIM „re+. 15. To appoint Mr. Shur, of St. plotted up in different parts of the premises. rose .-.........11ts le • Totes dray Dom ..... ... ITIOOIda.
ale phi
been rather elm, meg of he ;Modest Wm nom It ."..“ *saw ~,,. ~. dews cotter an Examiner at the pyre's spiral- the jary found the prisoner Gouty, end he was sentenced 0:m5.......... ..71 ttlil 'AMU( mos I terse 5
MMus bought lar=ise M themes*. Ogintrusade sigma, nki tined her with -ti "''' miser in the Le and Mithaeletas terms of the year 1853. to be transported for tea years. Itmeer•-..-............11,Te5eder itt Maas I toners. .....Nov.lTemAst.
es yemo del T. io Mr. ig ---
Sim ins come . sea baeh ow hay.
worms
mesa. wawa
sew
as swayed., type t vollasten, of St. Peter's College, an Mane .................M1 Wider St ?Mi. leselea...„...„Saa. Ma.
breseglit malts ag mach mess aarlest (or.. We have had no wen made, r rye, at the Previous Examination in the Lent and iimeme ..... ....-_h 17th ot the math esteit.. Nev. la
, haat. 11.____Lait a. agem_ a lala____ragab' Midribs.. Terms of the year 1863. 17. To appoint Mr. tried,. “:...11k • ' Tyke daily .. ... ._ Hoff _ ,Twiettda.
animas from America this week, sad really good brands meat having tam
have brought quite prestige Mooed as to her She them
waiff"Paa 11" am5,......'1,1"...._ga5a*,...., Bides; et Cheiet's College, as Bomber at the Previous THE POLICE COURTS. bliMenusemem M loth of the moth a plea !Ifff ff. ei
Wetbillither mote Dever .-..„. Nor. 1
Tim menials et kohl,ot pt ham been maii. tom
..„..a.wa. sea dew that sheallailltid..767.l2l Samiimmlems k the Lest and Michaelmas Theme of the - =lt Camel i I
Nov.ml theereeSeo of whet hr bent rrooi•id has raw into a; rit-e7 Ildmegusey, Weever, she sedi gin bed rieh1aa1.',..,e,...."- To acrala„„,....tlir' 3. ll' Ppeeens„,,..„nnur (Clrs MANSION-HOUSE.
__WPM ....-.......„...k1eth ot the monthirtymith ... ho ti aided and inferior qualities. pine =do wham la 5b,..5.5i......pu
_imp, ere a *aim" wy .... ---..., m --... at a ....... Ma a- TAM= Howsehor, the driver of • Stratford melbas, W~Uris. •••••• •
IS tub of the moan' Piquet It ...,o. MI
sorts have been in lively request, sad have stag, abo asanaan-T'ad ~...'"•5 time la the Lad anal
1. Dee Terms of lb. year 1863. was convicted, epos the evidence of a policeman, of having 11°111°1"°°°Moll°64°1 I
fully es high terms as at any previous period Pace harvest ; haraalf." it ell Idle '''''' le Te Mr. W. Browse, of Pembroke College, driven • here with even shoulder, and sentenced to y 9sal. ill 1 aal •1 the I"l"l4"a"Cfs'lL;N° ;.4
At litimda, henrevor, ei aim 1 the MA •.
Plot vim pastilles) -.N. aibbialli °tonal!. Dovvr
all have the commoner deseriptioas been sold at all • md the eeeketed that the hem the womb M at the PDMONS Examinations in the Lest the flee of tea shillings, by Alden's. Hover, who Melte
_ Ilealse--....--11 MI et I), mate eeethamtah,lttee.m.
than before. Foreign, ter grinding, has been .h.
mamma fums..
„wee we am wawa a wee a__ aid Ilishutmas Term of the year 1833. 20. To appoint would take the epponasity albetied kin ty Miming llsides ............--al Steit3Sef team matrampten. Nov. le strastitrafter, aad could hardly be bought oa as easy el* situ goon ____"' Mr. Scott, of Trinity Ceder, an Reunion at the Previous In the eon to address to the ioneetore of polices:lw words Goo, . I 7th.1711,1911417th
ulnas es Friday as earlier in the week. Egyptian in era- hawed woo to the pdhes
Bite IP" the elf '''''' Examinations is the Len sad Michaelmas Terme of the es the saWeet of the memo the theesegtifares of
=tap
rya wee wow tee -------- I , '.derthorthenessak, Dover
„Nike IStelithefebee' Meer Nov.! ,
nary wee held at 216. to 22a., and other sorts at 265. to 27e. io ao ba anambang. ewe as teas ag barbarity hos as, hose year 1863. 21. To allow Mr. Skinner, of Jam College. te the City. In coming Beasy, inhere ha had uleeera:r"""-- • I - ... A ...A Ohlitelithatmee Noir ...
muse his Regency. 22. To allow 111;. Free., of Dwain been utiles as forage Mom Me aZeird are that paataaara
........, a Inairtagfaiefree. deerhee4tre Nov.s
••••• I
TM inquiry for milt has been tolerably aistive throagheut Aso the whelped ,to resume hie Rainey. 23. To allow Mr. Mare, morning, the obstruction teliMlibe iterl Maim
_p. ft e. ...-........wswitthaina. anothempten. Nov. I , °Ma' Ear" limeys al lia lasi of T . Coll ,to resume his
As week, more (spatially for the finer diseriptioss, and the aidaseas epee eine of Wu ameamit is oar hoped that the null ey. 24. To allow side exceeded any exhibition a be ball for risemys ......... 15 ahlattaillliatien Uovrp .„ era 2 ,
seise st the hitter has tended upwards. album mold ass meek have Rees Ward eft Mr. Willa, of VEre Hall, to rename Regency. ZS. To years witnessed in passing tbreugh the palm. Meets, and 4." ladle' • • •••311 MMM11115120•4 401110•916•• Nov. 1
v„
Dimes% rand (me
• few lots of new oats from Ltneolashin tad that .PABISCIDS AT 81111111118 tbe bat Mid- ellow Mr. Bernard, Rehm Teacher, Thlny Pounds out three obstructious, he wished it to he understood not „Joao)
nsighbourhooi have come forwent by rail, et veig er- of the Deiveriity Chest. from the great belle, bat from the want of emme solar the tem et SWIM Ms hum the emir ef
ioriliZa the proper arraagements for the transit of public 5 TI• mills 0 them counUies thus marked t'l am reetrered el '
dietary quality. Theft have bra dillicalt et dlipeaala gg PAILMLNINTII.
somber et elas Ileitese oefmes. The ham Tread meet to Menellits.
thrash offered at relatively low terns. Of a1....A hug-its ay amid anaaaage,aog e„,,a,„,_ soy,. _ Rev. Henry Wm. Gleed Annstroge. to All Saute. Goff- vehicles. He had looked about in vain for a Doliesssaa for

BRITISH.
The continued influx or roll, and the consequent
eaer state of the money guilt( r. 1., . t..r some time oust had
its induenoe, and a c r Mein-able enieunt of speselation has
takes place la many branches of beaness. In Nisei:l-
- in the wool trade, is wises sad spirits, great 'Minty
kas prevailed; end iv eager have capitalists become to god
employmma for their money, that • fresh impetus has been,
giyed to a witty of railway and other Mintesteek schemes.
Meanwhile the corn trade has remained in a very quiet
stitched it is evident that this braneh of commerce is es-
tirely out of favour with the general public. Foreign loam,
railways through thinle-popolated countries, the drainage
sad TIVIIIIIMINI of laud far assay from home—all are pre•
finable for iuvestment to gran], or the encraragemeal a
Brit agriculture in any shag e or way.
consequence of this has bees that. whilst almost
emery ether kind of property has been raised is value,
pre • of wheat have telfilbined nearly burials'', ; some
advance, it is Mt, took place during harvest time, owing
to the unfivourahl• state of the weather, and the fears
them entertained that the crops iniAt suffer. how far
these fears were subserparr tly J....r0d, the (polity of the
new wheat sill testify. The iii.-;!.ief in all the southern
parts of the kingdom proved far greater than was antki-
patted ; still, prices have rather settied down than advanced
during the last month or six week.,the idi a of large foreign
arrivals having deterred merchants, millers, and others
from buying freely.
Ora fanners. thin far, have ohtained very 1111frOlueters-
five priers for their predate; in many parts of the coun-
try, they lase not netted 30.. per qr. for the inferior yea.
Gina samples. and the best qoa'..tire of red have not ave-
nged over 3i.. per qr. Whether this state of affairs will
costume will depend mainly on lie extent of the supplies
from abroad. Till now the receipts of foreign have beessufficiently large to keep down the value of English • bat,
with the approach of winter, the shipments from the nor.
therm liens of Europe sill in all probability erase, and,
without anticipating anything likes great net, we are en-
lately inelined to expect • moderate impeorameat.
The enfeeble yield of wheat in Great Britaia in quarters
is. at the utmost. about an average the year ; there is a
great de6dency in weight, and the quality of • very con-
giugnbia portion ii so weatcheoy bad as to render it
wholly unfit fur homes fool. The stocks of old wheat of
home-growth are believed to be reduced into • moderate
romper, and the foreign received has pine into coasunsp
ties almost as rest as it has arrived. We are, there*"
iodised to think that the en were on this markets will
diminish so 11.1.0 se the foreign ',applies begin to falloff,
sad that the finer qualitii a of h.:a...growth will, alter a
time, command somewhat more r. nommen". prime.
That the consumption of bread has for some time peat
bees very large, ond is still on the increue,eannot be ques-
tioned. This is to be attribute I in • great inessare to the
partial failure of the potato crop: and, se this root is daily
Isecomitv more scarce and dear, :he effect will be felt more
decidedly later in the year.
Notwithstanding the subdued tone of the advice* from
Mark-lane, rrices of wheat have been steadily supported at
all the leading rrovincial markets held since Monday ; ai-
ded in some of the egrieultural tletritte the supplies have
barely been sufficient to satisfy the demand, and a small
rise basis partial insulates been established. The weather
in the early part of the week war highly auspicious for ma-
dam work, rail the sowing of wheat ha heel pretty
generally commenced. With:a the last day or tea a
good deal of rain has fallen ; should this confide it
would interfere with field lab^.;:s, which are certaialy
men backward than usual at the corresponding period of
the year.
From Scotland we learn that an active demand had Men
experienced foe seed wheat, whiz+. added to • good ed
sumptive 'dairy. had maabled sellers to obtain a further
admire ; and the article was dearer at Eihnburgh ad
Glasgow on Wednesday than on that day se'unight.
la Ireland a very large consumption of wheat sad Wild
eses is going on, and prices of these articles are gradually
Iran in the eater isle. That this may indurate the
Tadao of oatmeal. and cause the shipments of oats to be lees I
eiteasive than they otherwise m gat have been, Is men
then probable.
The arrivals .4 wheat matte.," into the pert of Leedom
have falba off materially ; the quantity reported Ike the
wish eliding this (Saturday) teeming having eddied te
only 3,131 qrs., against 6,512 qm. the week petradliag.,
The geometry brought forward ..t Muk-lads Ity lisai-dsr-
nue smoke from the ni ighlicar:ag emodiss bee, mow
while, Mtn trifling; indeed the Essex, Zest, Ind lily
ono were rawly bare both on Wednesday and TeMay.
The operatics, have, under these eiredastaaceo, bees ',-
mustily oa • retail scale ; and, in the abuses et ode at
irspertade, quotations have uc.:trges• as drags. but
there oho decidedly • rester &erre of firmness towards
the close than in the beginning e: the week, sad had ray
raw wheat of really gra queatty appeared, it would, pro-
bably, have Road takers at rather enhaaced terra
The reed* Bee abroad have been quite moderate, (sly
7.90 qrs. bs.Wg bran remate.l since the clew of last week.
Three is OM same part of the remedy received large sap
pig romisiss tlssii on hosed skip, Out important and
dealded WO misty M press sales. la the early said
the week • dad Mingiseda may. perhaps, is pedal mesa.
kid bon wide idere It was necessary to dear drub
vprishmereriV bps bed expired ; but pekes twee see inn
eek bran. On Friday insetted Imemme was din
by haperten, end for parcels la mew dry hi
terms were asked. The opera•.aus in flea rargose ban
bent tolerably eiteasive, end would hawm7sas lairs it IF
sellers hod been rationed with otosooltatispoopoistosos
there limi born as wad et &mad. Fee Ibillt Odom
3`le. IL es les. ii Ms bees paid. Other dessdpdese Yee
bees beid et eenesperthe tette.
The ane teem Alt Baltic Lem sot bees by es p add
a mid lbe nies lied tree es bend ben nes les
beak te be anew lespnietes se and eat ode & The
en pin be Sidmiladolitheni flat Ids set varied; the
We lee bees mew the., maw et in pelsdpal bane
banns beagle largely is nears*. ay-mall
low km come „ sod troll marks ham
brought quits monad me:Peywattfore. We have bed se
minis from dawns tide week, sad really good nese
lime brought quite prestige
The minis et bony . at =growth have bid de%
emd the gnaw ponies if whet bee been reesived has NIP
seated of eemodary and inferior qualities. Fine
sorts have been in lively request, sad have
fully es high terms as at say previous pelted feel beeneti
aer have the commoner deo:riptide bees add he ell
than before. Foreign, for lag Iran
cots. tstetrafter, aid could hardly be es se inep
Mho
urns es Friday as earlier in the week. hi gds.
au, was held at Its. to 22a., and other ads et 1111" he Iffs.
Pry
lea qr.
_,T inquiry for malt has bees tolerably active dereestiest
de week, more especially for the finer deaceiptioas, sad the I
vales of the latter has tended upwards.
• few lots of new oats from Lincolashim sad tint
neighbourhood lave come forward by rail, a alp ald.
duery quality. Them have bees difficult et hapset.
though edited at relatively low terms. Of di
rata scarcely any have bens received, sad the
hoed and abroad having fallen off materially slam de
hilt, buyers Lase hardly beta able to pushers so wall
at host week. The sales were not eitiensive either on
Woitheeday oe Friday, but the business done was at very
full terms.
Read have met with a moderate share of attention, and
neither English nor foreign :Ave been offered at all cheaper
them before.
Grey and maple peas hGTC hung rather heavily on band,
and the upward movement in white beam has been
eddied.
lodise cern has been is lively request, priacipally tra
Irish amount; and it appears that the coasumption bar set
in Mawr than anal this season. For °slats ad Odd
31s. to 32.. per qr., coat, freight, and insmence has bees
paid, being • decided &drawn oa last week's prime.
FOREIGN.
By the mat ree-nt advises from the continua, we learn
dem the sinenest in prima had matianed, set-
tle, ties teas of the 'mounts from hence.
lettere, et the Nab inataat, elate that a large bea-
sts, beet demo there during the preceding week, at
eallimPedPg"miemil i ,PriLe.siOdN:teos"oll.ipewreriqr. haying bees'ad
ki.
fad lest... • During the preceding eight days about
ess• wheat bed changed hands, at very full terms;
ii;bte=bigh.mixtd, weighing GI to 62 lbs., 421., and
Polish mined, 40s. per qr. free on board.
, Realgabess, ca the 19:h instant, wheat was in lively
• seed may parcels having been taken by specu-
la aralcipation of higher prices during the wades.
fhpshs of old were reduced into a very narrow compass, aid
the deliveries of now from the neighbouring fanners had
bees on quite a retail scale. For superior sew kisbesised
vilest a much as 445. had been raid : whilst lie *ld and
sew highmixed had been offered at 42.. 6.1. per qr. free sa
board. Ice supplies of spring corn had barely idled for
the local demand, and prices considerably above dosed
which it would pay to consign to England had been reined
for barley and oat.. Beau were quoted 30s , and wills
booting per 31s. per quarter, free on board.
Rostock advice' of the 19th instant, este that holden d 1
whist had rather retied their pretension. swag to NM
esterase insignificance of the supplies. Then was OM
mach being shipoed, but vessels Nine scare', freights but
rather I advanced. The beet qur.lities of new wheat moda
net thee obtainable below 40s. to 41s. per quarter, bloom
board. No spring eon had CMOS forward, and for wYdd
bailie, peas very full prim had bees paid.
Letters Irons btralesad, of the link October, lams ea
that the suppins of grain from the farmer' had e mattered
insigatheant, and that previous prom had been well meta-
raised. A good many purchases r f wheat appear to have I
bees made there one sesount of Steals speculator; for i
Eagles.' comparatively little had been bought. The new
wheat was of due viably, bet not quite so heavy r ex-
pected, few lota encoding 61 to Ulla. per bushel.
Hamburg advices of 'I aradrie, state that the demand for
wheat had rather slackened, but that holden had never-
theless reenamed exceedingly fins. Foe red upland on the
eget, weighing Millie per busr.el, equal to 43.. per. r. Lad
Iwo demanded; and the use price bad alebeen mimed I
fur Lower Baltic red wheat free on board in spring. Danish I
barley el fills. weight had .old at 23e. 3.1., and for sow k
goals es the *pot 211 s. to 20r. lid. per qr. free on board bad
bed paid.
la the Dutch markets very liltlit change seems to have
taken place an prices of wheat; but spring corn and pales
appear to have ad vaaced. At Ri.t:erdam, on Mendayharky
was quoted le.. and peas 2a. to 3.. per qr. higher; and eery
lel: priers were asked for oats a: Groningen, Emden, te.
la France the iodination to ..ay wheat hau :emerald of 1
late • and at Feria, on Widnes,..iy, dour was placed with
eliffinalty at the earring of that say m'aMght.
Irma de Mediteumeas we have ifig mew te ad-

iituumovs hat AsnCIDE.—BAILNIMPLE, &ZVI-
Dax.—Ogir gimlet tows has, withi• the bet day se
two, been abeeiad by tho remote that s elm,
W.
Bliss 3•••ber, • norms; is the liit. W.
Wad hem beisitraw amd whimsy ei Merano',
bad bees dieted des dire, WA* the hod
Milanueeds deseleyed by fa the weelbeate for-
mate. It wow that bet was empeesed by her
miMiess. who tend ler slelt beim( swerees. bet the map I
yams erase, deeded meth es lesimselem. Illsemeriat
tome made, beereetw, shish hit se dude dbre Name-
muse bade. takes pie% wbseassa ale IMO MP. cow
Vasa am to bet madest. we the ethmdsmill Wet oho hod
bees mulleed, sad Meted this she BM *IMPS the eltild
fide the river. Sobsegmally. betteme. she ail she bad
I Wed it Is the teipleffilsoste a plairelhility le bee
lagry, she 001•1111111111111 et if te Wei eut.
kagth. beweese.—Witlemple tote
mom 1 the truth
Yid, sd ale sembiesd tbee die bed Must the Meads
wriabbstm fteuese. wheel it bed kindled a Imp Ire
mut, ea the wishing stesels6 be was this d mum
beerled over to dto pads* riggfidas • but else ens now t»ate be esamiaad. Ilse as eft of blebs:By has mot been
perpeinged saw esiegg if Doves for many years • and,
eat the etrinseut toesdie lb. Bares Wartia at tie last
mortises the mime of dial murder, it wee hoped that the
amp 'sold am aside ban been Word of.
4•11111CIDE AT Bwartsux—ilin• the last Mid-
summer erase the tees of Weefield bee beta the isms of
be appalls swam of the brashest wham. Them ham
beau two Ise
soma
sea promedlimed esealse. besides
several trembles if a has helms' elemelem Assam
death has agoonadlhis week, width bee led le We
hessian of a Mora. des ea the shrove hirigtmg We
own father. The ammo of the deemed wee Foes& Wm.
He was about 64 yew sae. Ho raided la •Ow
court in Coalpit.las to, sad obtained a Untamed by medley
firewood. Be bed • is nsMiar with him--• dolman
tempered *lbw, sawed and Brim, who bat
seared,aticlard le srejtelly. We weds at it,. Patrides
eaw-stalY Itead-kmis He is a yeressdes ef meet Med-
peed WM% ma heft of a vety Samna tesset be Wan
west hew deg wiAsut males diggebrace with his
fl,al!L On Iletarday sight he vas till pad
In, and Whoa be west here be beiges to ehistise
ITirelser became of some empreitime epithets that
some few boors Wen she bed mend le a yeses mimeo
with whom he keeps Gomm". /be haw/esiIMSORS
interposed, mad a peal Wehmhesse melted; bat wee es
incident to whit 7e selabbeete Sem se aoemlemedyom
resits frees that padielha tionv.dist they tae se ut-
iles of it. The mMhar mesh dmirs apes A. fiessetjet
sad the yams mom, battillew eLlfralullta
with, was able le beep *dem mare pewee.
Bowie hard fighting emit The Mbar bade. bees Musk
at least suet with pmt obligee by the ses, mid miry se
hope of quelling hie tespe, yes est el the end eiad eirested
fora tratelnems. The slat mematt be ereppsd sesselster
sad one of his deggleers basing roa to Ms assidamse be
expired ia her hip directly afterwards. The •watismes
mare and took the pew ma.iato custody. The dom.
stance% of the ems will be tweak! 'tea by the RIMIMINS,
hably this (reeeley) vaerebs.
btsGiog &teeth—What it the etyma'," et this
word, which we find need In old church soismids, g.
Paid for howeelieg bride, syngyncr brink, sad wyae, rid."
—Account of Pray Priory, A.D. 1187, Dugdale, iII. p. 340.
The howseling bread was the small bread need fin dm
communion of the people, and the singing bread was the
large bread used by the print for the masa. The num
eommonly given for the name is " because the mass was so
often tuna." But this seems not to be the real clue to Bel
etymology. I imagine the singing alludes to the thinness
of the bread, if not to its shape. To this day la Northam-
berland a girdle cake is called by the common people a
singing hinnie. The derivation of both terms smut be the
same. The popular reason given for the name as applied in
the ease of the girdle cake it because it slap on the gird!. .1
Bane Anglo-de:on scholar will probably be able to solve
the difficulty, and trace its root 'o some word meaning thin,
if not also round.—Notes and Queries.
"NINE TAILORS MARE A 111ce."—I have heard it
Ested that this saying originated in the custom, at the close
of the passing bell, of tolling three times three in the case
of a man ; whereas for women and children, the number of
the closing strokes the bell is respectively fewer. Can
any better account be given of its origination ? Elagainit.
[This saying, we believe, had its origin in the following
manner .—ln 1712 an orphan boy applied for alas at a fa-
shionable tailor's shop in London. in which nine journey-
men were employed. Ilia interesting sppesranms opened
the hearts of the benevolent gentlemen of the cloth, who
j immediately contributed nine shillings for the relief of the
little stranger. With this capital our youthful hero pur-
chased fruit, which he retailed at a profit. Time passes on,
and wealth sod honour smile upon our young tradesman,
so that when be set ap his r ge, instead of troubling the
Heralds' College for his nest, he painted the following
motto un the panel : " Nine tailors made me a man." Anti:
thee, but a different version of this apophthegm, will be
hood iu "Black wood's Magazine," tot. say., p. 3151
Pesien Notes and Querns.
ATI'ORNETA To BE ADMITTED. —As many u
1"00, hundred and eighty-thri e " prison leave given notice
if their intention to apply to Lo admitted attorneys of the
Part of Queen's Beach in thee ensuing Michaelmas Term,
geligiseelee ea Tuesday next.

Rev. H.ozy Wm. Girod Armstrong, to AU Salute, Gol-
dea-eqmaare, London ; value, 20W. ; patron, Bishop of
Leedo
in. Thames Pownall Boultbee, to be Theological Tutor
la Cheitenb. m College.
Rev. George Campbell, to St. Mark, P.C., Swindon,
Wilts ; value, 1201., and residence ; pat., Bishop of Gloster
and Bristol.

Rer. Alezander Thomas Crisforil, M.A., to Great Shel-
ton! v., Cambridgeshire; value, 1021. ; patron, Bishop of
Ely.
Rev. Remy George Eland, to Bedminster v., Somerset ;
pat., the Prebendary thereof.
Rev. John Hewitson, to liesahmtie Perpetual Curacy,
=re ; value, 971., with residence Patten: hilullois of
Rev. ilsoesaa Jackson, to Stoke Newington Rectory,
111141/a. I“sz ; value, 4381., with residence ; patron, Bishop of
LW

Bev. Jacob Francis Marillier, to St. Paul's Perpetual
Curacy, Bedminster, Somerset ; value, 18W. ; patron, the
Vicar of Bedminster.
Bev. William Neat Snows, to Aldo. Moor Vicarage,
asi& Garry& Curacy, Cumberhuld ; value, 13W., with re-
alms; patrous, Greenwich Hospital.:
Rev. Joseph Francis Thrum), to Barrington
Vicarage, Cambridgeshire ; value, 1371., and raidence ;
pianos, Trinity College, Cambridge.

MANSION-HOUSE.
Thomas Homohaw, the driver of a Stratford maalhos,
was convicted, ups the evident), of s policeman, of having
driven a berm with a mem shoulder, and sentenced to pay
the floe of ten shilling*, by Abdomens MT, who said be
would take the opponsaity albediedi kin adjudicating
In the ease to address fo the iespeetere of police a few words
on the sobjeet of the Mane[ do pnblie theastaghfares of
the City. In coming Braiby. where he bad
been sating as locust isirmikart Me Looll Itiogor, that
morning, the obstrustioas slit be- W met utak Limp
side exceeded any eshibitios of he hod for
years witneseed in passing through the pubis Amato, sad
these obstructioas, he wished it to be touterptood act
arising ,
from the groat Malin hat from the weal of dimes
toe the proper arreagemente for the truant of public
vehicles. He had looked "bent in vain for a poliesmaa he
some time. At last he sew one, but the man, instead'
of try's( to use the dilllculty, evidently shoaled
the view of those in the Lord Mayor's carnage, win*
was obliged to creep sloop, eau reached its visa.
Ciliation after an unamensery delay of at host a quarter of
en hour. What made the matter more pooookiNg was, that
while the Lord Mayor's coach was soutininan
and sometimes crawling along, omnibnsmttndoohs
passed him ; so that it was obvious the meminammilcisl.l
the polies was the only thing required.
The inspectors asked whether Alderman Hooper know
the number of the policeman who bad avoided him ?
Aldermen iiooper—l could not 110 his number, Ma I
soon afterwards observed another policeman, who seemed
to know what be was about, sad by him the obotruedos
was at once removed.

CAI!IIALTIES.

A barque, from Liverpool to Quebec, was totally lost en
Cranbury Island, Nova Scotia, Sept. 23 ; crew saved.—
Liverpool, Oct. 25.
America, Lawrence, from New York, is aground of ries
toria Tower.—Liverpool, Oct. 25.
Duke of Wellington (British barges) is reported to be
wrecked on the Cruz del Padre Cardenas.—New York,
Oct. S.
Enchantress, Buckland, from Pernambuco to Falmouth,
struck on a reef three days after leaving the former port
and went to pieces ; master, two mates, a man, and a boy
drowsed ; the rest of the crew (sin men) remained on the
reef 23 dem when they made a raft, and were picked
by the Richard, White, arrived here. Liverpool,
Oct. 25.
Men,

Mr. (3oodtna (the chief sleek) laid the immediate neigh-
borhood of the Masslasieese presented continually a
seem et the seat Impedimenta, for the otonibse
plegefetor& who seemed N think that the streets of Lewd=
were mole kr these dem, wept after seek other is each
doe eseeseeles, dist It wee hapeseilde for up gentleman'.
vehicle to pot down its 'wren the flee pavement.
Alderman Hooper ail the aid castles pies at memos-
iag the Wirers beim the Leed Maim met he sods re.
sorted to, aid weeld.be bed as babe, ilaandelliareedately,
sesemplieb Its 'West la a very sheet dale. The seedless
of the streets was sow sack that every mesas wild* the
law and the power of the authorities supplied must he
adopted to prevent the intolerable inconvenience arising
from stoppages.
The inspectors stated that they would immediately com-
municate with Mr. Harvey, the commissioner of the City
pollee, upon the subject of the alderman's complaint.
A. Campbell was charged with having robbed Michael
Barry, a young Irish tailor, of five 'billings, the first money
ever famed by the isdeitrious boy In this country, In
whi.h be has beets a very recent importation.
The prosecutor said—The prissier, who is a tailor as well
asmyself, loslged in the same room, and before I west to bed
about three months ago he pressed me to lend him the
money I had, but as I wanted it myself I refused him, and
I put it forsafety antler my head. la the morning I found
that my money and my sap were gone, sad that the pri-
soner, who had never got iota his bed at all, was off along
with them...

vAcaNcisi.
P. Xilbregh, diocese Cake' ; Bev. N. N.
Thompsoa, deceased.
Rst-rostr.—Templetroolty (and Vicarage), diocese Ca-
shel ; value, 6661. ; patron, Bibhop of Cada,' ; Bee. M. N.
Thompson, deceased.
C vice Cambridge Borough Gaol ; Rev. A. T.
Crisford, promoted.

from Sierra Leone, is aground on the Bar, but ex-
pected to be got off neat tide.—Sunderland, Oet. 24.
manuel, Svensson, from Umea to Grimsby, was stranded
to tke eastwsrd of Oration ill the night of Oct. 4, and has
bruken up ; master, boatswain, and a passenger miming;
eight men saved.—Oregrund, Oct. 12.
Isabella, Stewart, of and from St. Andrew's for Liverpool,
was lost in Bridgeport Bay, Cape Breton, in a gale pre-
vious to the 29th ult. She is insured for 26,000 dollars
at the different offices in Boston.—Boston. Oct. IS.
Sceptre, Wighim, of North Shields, from Port Wallace to
Berwick-upon-Tweed, was lost near Split Point, Baca-
lean Tickle, Conception Bay.—St. John'o, Newfound-
land, Oct. 6.
St. Joseph (chasse•maree), of Mese, Tual, from Noirmon-
tier to Swansea, came on shore in a thick fog on the night
of the 21st, near Cern Baseman, about three leagues
west of this place, and has been sold ; cargo lost ; crew
saved.—Pennine, Oct. 23.
Sams, of Halifax. Lawson, foss Pngwash to Liverpool,
was wrecked in Mira Bay IN tko pka of Sept. 23.—Syd-
ney, C. 8., Sept. 29.

NAVAL.
ADMIIRLTT, OCT. 25.—Arronnwerrs.—Mutes
J. B. Busiest, to kits. Clerk J. C. Barlow, to Waterloo.

MANCHESTER AND MILFORD HAVRI.—Th. phth
for mann Manchester sad the North with Milked Raven
land the smite by direct railway communisatioak sow tally
before the Welsis people, and greet Ilaterat lee ben takes
is the subject. Mettle. have bees bold In may of the
towns, when the promotive mese t is expkia their
which were seseeilly difference
ametved. A
glean,
relative to the meat &Mashie and profitable
route and the coneequenee has been that no fewer than
four dialect and eeparate lines have been pros need ; of
these, however, the Welch Union, the first projected, sis-
ta be the favourite. The projects are—Firs, the
rer l'sh Union from Carmarthen. rot Llanidloes, Shrews-
bury, to Manchester, distance 114 miles; the second, els
Leominster and Shrewsbury, is 200 miles In length; the
third, ti 4 Aberystwitb and Shrewsbury, distance 210 miles ;
the fourth, rio Lampeter, Llangurig, Oswestry, and Chet-
ter, has a distance of 168 miles. In all these prefects the
II Sees run into the South Wales line at Carmarthen.
RAILROAD COLLISIONS.—An improved method
of preventing collisions on railroads is exhibited at the fair
of the American Institute, by Mr. Seleck, of Greenwich,
Ct. The pl-n consists of • diagonal platform for earth car,
so arranged that if the cars come into contact, they swing
awn from each ether upon their centres, thus preventing
all dangerous ennsequences. This pa culler form of platform
also acts as a ventilator, the motion of the car drawing the
dirt between the diagonal., and furl g the ioterior from a
serious annoyance. Arrangements for look-out stations for
pilots, end secure positions for the brakemen of a train,
me also included in the plans lut forth be Mr. R..leck.
The improvements are in eompetition for the key premiums
to be awarded at the presses fair.—New York Paper.

The landlord of the house in which the prosecutor and
the prisoner lodged said-1 heard the prisoner ask the lad
fur the 100 of money, and r I knew the poor boy wished to
keep his lint earnings in England, for good luck, I told
my wife to lend Mr. Campbell a shilling, which she did.
In the morning we found that the robbery had been com-
mitted, and I was told by the magistrate to give the thief
into custody whenever I saw him. We never laid eyes an
him since till yesterday, and then he was charged, mid had
the impudence to deny that he was. rogue.
The prisoner rid there wu not a wqd of truth in the
statement that he had either wanted to borrow or to
steal, sod that the whole charge wai mere spite against '
him because he refused to stay in the noisy quarter in
which he had lately resided.
Alderman Hooper—And what dial you do with the boy's
toy_The prisoner—That was not worth a hawbee. I don't
knew what became of it.
Alderman Hooper (to the prosecutor) —What wits the cap
worth ?
The prosecutor—A shilling, your honour.
Alderman Hooper--We have the primer's ownacknow.
ledgment that he role the cap.
The prisoner—No, your lordahin ; I only clapped It on
my head fur fear of catching cold, as I was leaving the
room. (Laughter.)
Alderman Hooper—There is no doubt at all that you
robbed this poor lad, and if you do net return him am
money and pay him for the cap, you shall go to prison for
siren days.