The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-09 00:00:00

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

By the Peninsular and Oriental mail steamer
Indus, which arrived at Southampton on Wednes-
day, we have received South Australian papers to
July 11th. The Legislative bodies, the Council and
Assembly, were likely to be occupied, on resuming
their session, with several important questions, one
of them being that of the steam postal communica-
tion between the Australian colonies and England,
and the conditional contract made by the govern-
ment of New South Wales with Mr. Wetton, the
agent of the Panama Company, by which Sydney
has secured for herself the terminus of that most im-
portant line of communication, trusting to her parlia-
ment to ratify the contract thus entered into by the
Executive, and to puss an act to authorise the subsidy
ministers had engaged for. This engagement on the
part of New South Wales is presumed to be inde-
pendent of the joint subsidy with Melbourne, in
which the latter colony has invited also the
co-operation of South Australia. The postal
matter in the Adelaide House of Assembly
stands deferred till the resumed sittings on
the 21st instant, in the expectation of a communica-
tion from the home government on the subject. It
is then seriously to be debated and settled whether
an independent line is or not desirable, and whether
the union of postal and immigration is feasible. There
is also a Waste I.ands Bill, which, having passed the
House of Assembly, will come before the Council,
and by which, in order to encourage the development
of pastoral resources, the discoverer of such lands
is to be permitted to occupy them for fuarte•en years,
on favourable terms,and that without previous pur-
chase by auction. All moneys are to be paid to the
general account of the revenue, instead, as hereto-
fore, to an immigration fund. A question of pri-
ilege, relating to the Surveyor-General, has also to
be dealt with. A bill legalising marriage with a
deceased wife's sister has passed both houses of the
kgis'aturc, and has only to he transmitted for the
royal assent. The government has promised to in•
traduce an education bill, and other measures are
contemplated.

LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY.—Traffic
reoeipto for the week =din' g Oct. 3, 1463414 1& W.

LONDON dND NORTH ASTERN RAILWAY.
ITBIS DAY).
. .

A special meeting of the proprietors was held
Chit morning in We 'ward-room fur the following purpees
1. To authorise agreements w ith the Shrepsb in Union Railways
and Caul Company, with respect to the convention of the
abides, or stock of these companies into ordinary crock of the
London and North-Western Railway Compeny. 2. To
authorise the London and North- Western Itoilwas Company
tosubseribe toward. the Buxton Extension capital of the Steck-
port, Disley,andWhaley-bridge Railway Company to an extent
not exceeding 10.5,0001. 3. To submit to the proprietors the
heads of A contract approved by the government, for lb. COM
veythoe of the mails between London and Kingstown. 4. To
submit to the proprietors en agreement for the puretwee of
the Ettaton and Vittoria Hotels. The chairman (the MAR-
lit IS OF CHANDOh), presided.
In an explanatory dixtueent circulated among the proprie-
tors, it wu observed that "parliamentary sanction was ob-
tained In the lest emotion for the conversion of the shares or
stock of the Shropshire Union Company into chores or tooth
of the London and North-Western Company." The follow-
ing were Mated to be the elation@ of the art 20 and 21 Vic.,
chap. 108, enabling the proprietors in the respective com-
panies to act on that behalf
See. 34 regoiree " The consent of three-fifths at least of the
votes of the shareholders, in person or by proxy, at any ex-
traordinary meeting of the respective companies epecially
convened for the purpose, or the compani-e may from time
to time enter into such agreements an they neportively think
fit with respect to the conversion ot all or any of the shares
or Mork of the Shropshire Union Company into ordinary
stork of the London and North-Western Company."
^ •••• • • -• •

Sec. 36 provides that the shares or stock of the Shrop-
shire Union Company so from time to time converted shall
came to exist, and the London and North-Western Company
shall isms to the holders of the shares or stock so converted
ordinary stock the London and North-Western Company.
Sec. 37.—" Provided always, That the total nominal
*mount of the ordinary stock of the London and North-
Western Company so Issued shall not exceed one-half the
total nominal amount of the stock or shares Mae Shropshire
Union Companv so converted."
" Sec. 39.-3 he ordinary stock of the London and North-
Western Company created by this act, and so issued. shall confer
tike rights of villa, qualitleation, and mbar privileges as tho
other ordinary stock of that company::

It was aided that the conversion of shams or ottoct author-
ised by these clauses would (not involve any additional
payment or liaoility on the part of the London and North-
WW ,stern Cowpony. The explanatory statement then pro-
ceeds as follow, :

The extension authorised last Tession of the Stockport,
Dian, and %%hefty Bridge Railway will bring the town
of Buxton into immediate connexion with the lines of
this company. The directors, fur the sauce Timmons which
induced them to take an interest in the original line, and
which led the cnsultation committee to the condasion
(stated in their repert) ' that the board, under the circum-
stances then existing, acted prudently in making arrange-
manta to work Vie line, and for taking the portion of capital
subsequently authorised by parliament, recommend that the
capital for the exteurrion line be taken to the extent autho-
rised by parliament, 106,00 W., and that when completed, the
line be worked en the wee terms as the Stockport and Dieley
tine. As intimated by the directors in the last half-yearly
report, they are now enabled to state then; the long pending
negotiation with the government for the improvement of the
Irish passenger and postal communication Ma resulted in an
agreement as to the conditions of a eoutract between the
Femme/tier-general and the united companies (London and
North-Western Chester and Holyhead, and City of
Dublin.) under the act of 1855, for a new Postal
and Passenger Service between London and Kingstown.
The contract is forfourteen yean, subject to a power of
thegovernment, it any time after the first five years, to put
an end to the en-tract, if they have reason to be dimatisfied
with the manvor in which it is generally performed ; in
which event the government will purchase the packets at a
price to reimburse the net cost, to be determined by arbitra-
tion. The existing contract with the City of Dublin Steam
Packet Company ls to terminate when the new contract taken
effect. There are to be provided four pseketa, each being not
less than 300 feet long, 1,700 tons measurement, and of such
construction as shall be approved by the government as being
suitable for thin improved eervioe, and for the accommoda-
tion of the public. There are to bo four communications—two
each way daily—between London and Kingstown in eleven
hours, euljt et to penalties for delay, except in certain cases,
when arising from causes beyond the control of the compa-
nies. Nothing contained in the contract to to be inter-
preted to intertme with the rights of the Postmaster-
General, or of the compsniee, under the existing
tmemento or contracts with the Chester
olybeed Railway Company, and with the London and
North-Weetern Railway Company, 'excepting we far s• the
establietuuent of these new trains will render the service
under such contracts or agreements unneennary. The
new service h to commence within two years

from the execution of the centred. By agreement
between the companies, the news:eery capital estimated
et 300,0001., is to be provided equally by the Lon-
don and North-Western and City of Dublin Steam Packet
Companies. This company had the option of being half-
owners and maragere of the steam packets to be provided
under this contract; the directors, however, deemed it more
expedient to arrange with the City of Dublin Company for
the performance of theses portion of the eervice—thie com-
pany being relieved from all liability in raped
thereof—the vessels being available and at the dis-
posal of this company for the development of pawn-
gee traffic, as fully as if they were its own property.
Under this arrangement, the proportion of the capital: to be
ppreooTided for the construction of the steam boats by the
London and North-Western Company will be advanced as a
lean, bearing interest et 6 per cent., on the security of the
four packets (costing double the amount of the advanoe),
and of the receipts for Ralik earned by the steam
rustle. The cartel so advanced will be repaid by
annual instalments. For the land service, there Is
to be paid eke:wally the sum of 20,00 W., indepen-
dent of and in addition to the amount now paid to the
London and North-Western Company under their present
general restrict ; and the rum of 30,000'. now paid annually
to the Chester and Holyhead Company under the exieleng
arrangeweet between that company and the government, win
continue to be Po paid ; which duo of 3e,0001. shall, during
the existence of this contract, include, in addition to the ser-
vice now performed in respect to it, the service herein provided
for. By a recent act of Parliament, the Company were em-
powered to provide hotel accommodation in the vicinity of
their London Terminus. The Beaton and Vittoria Hotels,
built in 1839, by in Hotel Company, compoeed principally of
atterebelders in the then London and BinningUm railway,
are now let on lease, which tapir. in 1861.
In view of this even; end in order to insure
the hotels being managed under regulations and arrange-
ments generally, so sato afford the greatest possible mean-
mocladon to travellers using the linen of this company, the
directors have deemed it expedient to purchase the buildings
(the company already poseessing the freehold) for 56,000 f.
The rent payable under the existing Iceec maces to pay a
fall interest upon the amount of the purchtute- money."
The eItAIUMAN, in moving the approval of the arrange-
meat with the Shropshire Union Company, observed that it
was agilely in accordance with the original agreement be-
tween the two companies, end that it would lead to an im-
mediate simpli6.tlon of accounts.
In reply to a question,
The CHAIIMAX Stated that the capital of the Shropshire
Union Company was about 1,500,000 t
The Emden was cart led with only one diesel:vim!.
Resolutions were then passed, ennetioning the arrangement
with the Stockport, Dieley, and IVheleybriege Company, and
the contract with respect to the Irish passeugers and postal
communication, in accordance with the foregoing statement
of the directors.

The CUAIRNIAN then moved s resolution for the
porthole of the Huston and Victoria Hotels for the
sum #315.5,000/, aerie mg that Ilia company were already
the freeholders, that the hotels were lot for four years at the
sum of 3,600/. per annum, and that the otjort of purchasing
themwaa to obtain control over the luture managerueut.
. .

A 6tta 11.V.110L DEII Wished to knew whether a was neces-
sary that the building, should be purchased at that moment,
remaking that there were strange stories in the City, with
regard to the position of their company in regard to money
m►tters.

The CHAIRMAN hoped that the hun. proprietor did not
believe those stories; and another shareholder thought that
the report should hare a distinct contradiction.
Mr. C. GLYN M P —What report r

The thisasticileit who hod r introduced the mat-
ter, upon being called upon fur vaplanation, laid a
clerk in a batik, occupying • very influential posi-
tion, lied told him that it was necessary for that
company to borrow • largo elm of money, and that the
amount of interest to bo paid oouid reduce the dividetuir.
lie himself attributed the fall in the company's dimes to
jobbing.
The CIIATKNAN said the hon. proprietor need not alarm
himself, as there was no foundation fur the report which be
bed mentioned. (Hear, heir.) The company was in fact
in a very easy position as roam-del money.
The resolution wee then wird W and this terminated
the proceedings.

SERVICES FOR VIE DAT OF HIIMILIATION.—Of
the printed service* appointed to be rend on the day of humi-
liation 1,000 copies were printed and prepared for the bilksp
and other digndled clerg of the (hunt of England ; 49,000f0r the use of the parochial clergy. Of the copies taken at
in a cheap form for public site. 1,1110,000 cola., were sold at
the rate of 28. 6d. per DO to the trade. and 2s. 6d. per
100 to the clergy for distribution. Ono adventumus
speculator at tho Crystel Pa re° purobasol 4,000 copied,'
expecting to make a profit among Mr. Spurgeon's audience,
but was disappointed- in the mint., and upwards of 3,000
have been returned by him to the Queen's printer.. Of the
other copies sp.ally prepared for the occasir•ri, two were
Mond in blii;ai velvet for the use of the Queen and the
Prince Consort, and me in black nionieco for each member
of the Royal Family. For the l'nuce of Wales was re-
in road the peculiar distinction of baring one nips elegantly
bound in black, with a translation into Wvlsh on the opposite
page —llered.
SINGULAR ORDER.—A tradesmen of Brigs lately
received ea order for 100 game cocks and 40 srreybound
dogy. Formerly he vim somewhat celebrated for the excel-
lency el his breed. Not knowiar the parties. he considered
the &der a hoax, and was rather iie•o.iieLied about • Yak
after to remise a visit from one of the parties, who assured
obtimthtebebeetord"brewed" VtAlla barn fide
ernxdportallutiolu'tol7hoef (7:ha-
-1 Uncut.

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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Edon Mr. Coarreissiamir Enos.)

Tli• helms, F. IsSis7ssVis;ribed as • =rpm sod
spotbseszy, siirlLeaanistes-pork. This was ths szemisstios
meeting. His debts were fbW. ; wets &bad MIL
)h. Plows seppurtsd ; Mr. Bagley opposed be the
VaLbeskrept cs escadasticia admitted dug his breasts
bad hes awned Is Chairs shortly been th. bankruptcy,
sad pieced kir soh esstody with • worms whom be had imam
tar ass* yews It bad mass bias piers sp. He laver had
say pis* not eves • Slaw He bed sat may bobs
If. bad • esivinge is 1 bat it we Wed by is.
Yaw, es bo wasted it. is alb bed • espersts
11011•• et INK • yaw. sad be bed Oft Nader Lis trarit's
wip, to Suit W. children.
isyjartaaellBl2=ettim.4.,-,= tthhe ultuaimpliatiri
allowed is pus.

The bankrupt, diaddhad aa aydaser, &a, at Poetised-
Om, Wasdawartb-road, applied kw Ida aerakeas. Tam
ao orpadkaa, sad la Hamar gloated a sadad aim
cdrafrata

tbo err orattioTtbiiitio.boor wry of Moral
Beam robrossehowl and cool-dookr, of Cidlordrnot,
Crodookorod. Prot& to re moot of 12,0004
tarring arbor bran sorry. won proud tat
tai
Se rod Mr. Jobs Croaky Cobbold, boo kw, sad
boo Y.P. tw Ipeorteh, woo AN= hid. torpor Tbo
armor emir is at per* Vacertais, tho pocoeq
weliest to that roordoso prromo rows r " etdwNe ."
Kr. J. B. Hower owl Yon. Corer owl Parra on
Ho lobelbas obit, tie proodisse.

The wee the letatliudor the chotoebt=ses la the
ere of Wu. Trewww, of Meat-
shook .be wee oleo the labile:re( the Newrooferwirt.
Pre.. pellwitery warmest hid before the welfare, it
apron OW the blaktypee hebilities we 2,5191. ; the weft
ore estimieed et about MOW. the waiters te Mr.
aboard lliell, We Y.P. terthe editor of the
Ntestspost, who proved for 1111. 10e.
. Mr. , ,wort
datom, el Now Brblawstrest, wee
trek miaow.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
THIB DAY.

Thin wee ma areemeny tan ho etireeralai b) &ebb
the his et the Nemo kr Ceram; Mr. Fovea la the
sitar.
llt. Pohl, Mr. Edwin Jania. Mr. Beak ep•
the pepriebe eif theorems" Mr. T.ll.
lellsatkee, Mr. Mmeemble, Mr Kema• WT.
71= the reeky of et. Lakes, Ch
enema the re.
wed of the Uwe le Cremona', wales it tare
by • elekieblea Not the win elwedi be elmeadle=
Vole&
• amber et vitamin were ezemmised me to the
lica et the manly sew the raider k meareqemeeelts=
Wei Wee are le late me three la the
emineee took phew bowels the=comemel, apes
▪ mgeoles beta the ehabsesa, bat bd ao gnaw-
meA mai the ars mama&
The leamme am ultimately greeted by 18 yoke le 8.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

WOISHIP-ItTRIET.

fra. viii, 31132 teak a am., la Came-To*
Seats, before aks, w Mr. uD, lath b dialog
11111111116111 r tbe lb d Mr. flame
Preberlek Irleld soder 11=14r pallier dramatise.. :
Ms cam la Morse of the aro add he bad. whittle the
bit ler eakataq zeoeired lakonatios of the Ward poem
big al week weer as to be viable to Woad, Ned the
thassuagre, fa mom le des merimaste, stated tbst Mr.
Tail au etaMsed to bie bed, et Me ova raiders, Cam-
bere'.
__

• eabiastaesher, this szsadaed, aspund to
his b d otajonotion with Mr. Field, beta sum* is
Use ressorml et • isules soft tam the mists Ace d Mr.
Sow, 14, Limpid-Toed, boa sow
big, trim th• fthabad., who woe •
exam chaa.sd be par H• sneered
awl sass sem elleurrationa esiood the lueus'ag
dirtholag thee they wore panting • dead body late this ewe,
sind b eensidand surplaioss that be wadi
ast slow tams to My* sway. Kr. nil mildly la-
disvonrol to get rid of delleadent, who hums say vio-
=raid, sod isrold him to the This Ma
hrwerd, plrigad„ sad th• on over the
vaihremile madonna's labs. 'Ed isstw subsequently
or rearvid in szterzezwidal tato the bonus boa ',kith
Hu calla lad bum

147.—lierata d iseZeld, ear the whew bets swore
le, war the seemed to be neneded wadi the melt were
bay awerteleed.

MIRYLEBONE.

ASIAI7LII, ATTIIIIPTID asecvs, to
John di Avolerirk Auto. Swaim! Orson, and Hwy
sows, was t belie Mr. Less, throe al thus spas
slow et sassabte spas plias cassiablea, sad as mbar aria
16seiPsa TaTil _ _

It agrerwriecao Ur maser tar st two dark
Ilia rase Ur der two primers. oad arra *thin,
al a who. wen dna*. wars eltrearg sad rondo( great
diebsetrase la tho Now-wrd ; trey ,Ni drawl by Lwronitt,
118 8, to p sway; sod Ihrsa, der wader an of
pro oaf abides as hag* war oa, but shortly
alloovards rotesidoed sorbirod fuhartforcno tars balm
Bo woo Urs tam tato samody, w batikaoehad thoceastoblo
dem sad Idtked his.. Onsa shoo arts too mad bitted sad
aback in 11, sad It/arm did an it his peony to provost
Ae otEcon tram wareallag their day. 110 pristere won
al ultimately rowed, is. Mir war alarms, thsy wont
ramrod to the Astios-Imese sad loskod-sp.
Tb. primerers rod. a pasta Isola a tit* dream spirt
lira_
sod allopd this trey ha bola very horoldy tratod by
the pke.
Xr. Las smairta that time oarsatto arra odours won
sow a swoh trocroat ocernors this it woo aressery that
moat prams& amid be tahrod as read rash sartion
is conduct tborsselro baler la totem Brom =I One
i.e Said 40s. or Bra* sad Lass rod 11. or
14 days.

SOUTHWARK.
• IaCTAL ZIIS•AXD.
laws Blwza, a lolumw, me brought Were Mr. Combe,
thearpd with commialeg • seurdereas assault open Miele
1 his MR kinlje...l7lring her on the hoed mg body,
* hoer.
The wavert
The prommeria, • -looking female, whose heed
wee bandaged up, said thee she hod bees mewled to the
primer shout esmateen yeses, sad had three claim 'Welk
AG wet* supported by vim out ohm*. Hs
bed, seta two years ago, been • isnm's
groat sad coachman, sad since then be had very
mach weeded her. On the previous smaing 01110
saw him la comy with • pros ten, who told bee
ohs had hams his ir • bag time, but Ms mad maim to
him sad west tomMe home. Ile followed her, mad, es
soon so be got Wade the house, he mode me of tamed
oathA sad kJ:mind her down. while cm the room, be so
lineeller that she bell ved he would love mordsnd her had
not • emstobto come to Itar aseistaace, sad be was taken (Ito
may. She wee am meek hat ; therefore she did sot wish
topueisk
Polleralastablea 172 M, who tea the lat• ens-
Indy, said that kis ma's head wee cut to pieces, sad he
was compelled to sae her to the hospital.
The Mb Mated that such woe the me- She did ge to the
hospital sad the deem deemed her bad, but she wee not
nick hurt..

14.7;Wbe sated bow lw inflicted the womb ow bow
lbsed?

She replied lint he kicked bow while co the posed, but he
was ba a pram when he did it.
lie. Combo impaired whether he had Mused bet before!
She replied that about three mouths ago be best her very
ouch, sad she wee
bar sot. Ma* to this court to camptels, but be
hewed
Is mower to the Ater" the prieener sell ha wee et-
=sem whet: be had dose, but he mild snare his
* p
it wee astir* through jealousy. Hie wife bad so
reclaim far that, se he workel hard to sopped the
His wils's bead wee hot by her felling, sad sot by his
Leta
no wlh lekested his warship that he wee geserally at
vett,
.but he spat a peat deal of his away is a public-
ises*
Mr. Castle told the prisevor he wee a bewtal frosw, lad
be Amid est be delis bat dusty aim be punished Us with
the %tweet severity of tho law. Ho west he beirbused is
the Hurd Conerties fer Its swathe.

WANDSWORTH.
DIMMING ♦ CAM I TTTTTTTTTTT WARD.
brad Strume, a a*►MIM, ►rdge No. 6,083,
lend to to es-a nelgareasse balm Mr. Alum to
tartan emu' thole ef deleeieg the Mated
beessedeap by Sot Maud Masse, ler the gaidasee
al Sas pet& me caLiinews, at the mod at Vaailasll-
-

I 1?. /fairy liforaor. tho eaperialsadent at the LIMA/ Os.
Caenatylled ea this eareka by the p dice, and more
dlettectly ,plow at having lean his apes the w-
hom rabbis( hie head epee the hoard.
Mr. Daytona toid the 1/641 the evidence was oen-
ology* ageina him, a he bad no doubt Thretroer et Ms
heeler Mated the h seriterwid M. to pay the
Um Immo sod io mils. eg 14 days' aprieenteene.
The per sabot to b. snood to pay the nary by la-
shings* bet hie Penh* wield nee Um he the applies.
Ora Ind Ito woo ape rtuvoy larksul up in 4Wt.

Tre
BILEENIPLAD STAIIII!in CAM—The ceo.
Yes fterffiry lais the ...trite egelest Triads net Jelin Smith
o*.tee a the warder Mr Drury. elem.'
it* et lie I tek. The of
verdk " C NM.
...WM" Orbit tie thisi.

DESTITUTII Nd Friss 4 T SUTTON.

(Fri m the Menehnter Omar Len of Tuesday.)
The holiday qnict which otherwise prevailed at
Shipley, on Wad/m.Bday, consequent maths neneral eternities
of the day, was distarbed by the s in the Myers,
doring the afternoon, of a large Ludy of " &myth- h a
state vf diatitutM, and &handing relief and food. Tbe
naturism for the construction of the Barden reservoir,
in MIMIIPSIOII with the Bradford new water-worth near
the Mlnirfo, at some distance from Belton Bridge, have
Jot stop' payment, and the coneopanee bag been groat
excitement and cii,unsotion in the surrounding district,
for some diye pm. Thn works stopped on Saturday
sight, and the pour follow., more than 200, to most of
whm, it in said, ► fortnight's ware were due, were obliged
to depart without either food or money. The result
has hen, • rearm of men in • state of eagmary in the
loridoy. On Wedm +any, a hutdred poor destitute fellows
pivalel the mho, Slopton, craving relief Iron, the
inhabitants. ADU OKTTALO batch of theta planted themselves
at the parish church gates, and awaited the diversion of
the enngregatios. Accosting • msgintrate, Mr. Jahn Jams
Loned•le, cm he appearamw, they demanded food. He
tamedistely d Suprrustendent licardnud to attend
to heir mats. That °Mote promptly applied to the
evermore for iseletarre and and they granted U.
for thrit tempoeszy relief and refrahnisat• amid
that their Wanks was to *are no ton bat declared they
would "test no leastre." They have thug far been orderly,
bat they are watched by the authorities with some moiety.
It is stated that SO man remaia at Barden ga • gaud over the
horses end other property of the oistreeters, sad they &edam
they will be ast d before the property is otherwise la any
reamer appropriated, lf wages be not brlnceening.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
TZLIOILAPC)
BEDFORD MEETWO.—THIE3 DAY.
BCURRY PLATE.
Otrispaa, Jerk Bartirep, New Brighton, Bea-
trice, Arta, Batmen, • Spiral, Sorcerer, Jew* and
Bieck JacJk, are bare.

WREXHAM MEETING.

WYNNBTAY HANDICAP.
Lawn
6 tea. Waa by lisl/ a liagiL

NEWMARKET.

The dollowlag borers an here, Weldon Mow lathed la the
to wa :—Dttaboye, Prioress, Wlakieki, Vak .4 Daly, Cave
Mantua, Hawks, Jock the Ovatkiller B, kata, Index,
Lady Bird, Mies Plight, Fright, York, wry gyp,
Dramatist, Yea, Moor
.atabz-1, Flyaway,
Adsatralty, thwapertad, Orchak sad by
Gavelea.

The Lord Lieutenant of Northumberland, Earl
Orr, hes appointed Robert Stephenson, Esq., E.P., a
Dekety Lennart of the County.
TILE NEW COUNTY POLICE —On the occasion of
the lete visit of M. Horvath to Tartrate. a euperateadent
of the sew colony polies, while la • state of droakamer
interrupted the by putting himself tab•
=and the iIitIATIOUB orator that winittieff way
he settle hie hornier with the Arran'.
The people la that bags meeting were exordvely
tadtg-
rat,_aead the shade were loud for • satemsry esectmeat—
oad as ejectered wee Ikea and tire es seamanly effected.
Yr. Gill, the charisma, hamedirely remarked thst if
he had known who kwas that was disturbing the meet-
lag he would her token seeps that would at roe have
=ad Sire then Kr. Server Connell has beat
before the magietretes and Said for drunkenness, on
the information of • respectable inhabitant of the borough ;
and it appeared that Chia wee net the Bret of his arm by
gray in this sea . He sad anotherpolios drunkard have
since been hoarthe fume. The new county glle
force hi not et present a popular body. Nor is ft at all liLeIT
to balms se urea the ME thansenes sot with man
courter towards the public, who have to pay for their
enslatenance, than la essay eases they have done. It le ua-
fortunately keeled ea the eantralisag principle—rad neither
the nasgiesstes aor the public will have much control over
it. Its crab an appointed by the government, sad the
whole body, moved hoar her sad dependent ea
tarrtfor all the light that may erne apsipolailmay be
ia: zeischievoca Ferrer In the a karts
that ban been aside little regard has been to the hal.
lap__of the public —Prima Arm&
WRECK AND Loss or Firs LITER AT HASTINGS.
—Oa Wednaday eight, between are and Ma o'clock, a
sloop was obsessed to be to great dirtier • short drone
from the shore. The moon are at the time, sad to a
quarter of an boar she smack upon the rocks. Unto were
mode to ere the crew, who were seen arras to the met,
lot without socrem. Her they ranker for many ea
hour, rare the sloop tire up, and .11 head. were kit. Tim
same on the Mos of the pant is " Thomas Ale.,
Plymouth." Awarding to papas whichDraper, have been washed
ore, dill appears to have left Newcastle for Ishaeath on
the 20th alt., Wen with coal and
FATALITY IN A FAMlLY.—•=aceident hap-
posed r the led far to Robert Taylor, bream to Mrs.
Catherine Ro4ief of Market &Wane. He had been to
Honersethe for reel., sad when dereading the hill, et the
corer which tarns Imo Saimaa part* he wee thrown from
the shafts of the where bir bed been standing talk-
ing to hie wife, who sr at the lime of the order.
The amigos pamid over his head, crueler( it in • Maitre.'
manner, and calming mbar instant death. It is • remark-
able fact that Ite is the berth at the featly who have met
with Oak death accidentally, hiving hid one brother slain
with a waggon, re sodded and Garber burnt to death ;
sad rather is oily Jumt ree'Oalliffir *OM a 11111.631111 eoctiloat
whirl, happened to him in Hey last.—Lineeks Menirry.
A DXF tULTLI AT VIENNA.—Tbe defaulter to
wham allusion wr made in my letter of the 3rd Met. was
Dr. Earthmen, who is (or was) • barrister and &Mary, sad
• member of the in Councils of the Credit
Beak and Western Railroad Company. Dr. Engschwert
has bees dreg skate 10 o'cleek is the moraine of Friday,
the had, sad boo either commemiter sale de or has del,
fa on the day merkeed he forwarded a letter to
the principal director of the Credit Beak,
him to do all in his pow for his wife sad e=
Dr. Zomeckwert, who gambled ea the bock Ex-
cheap., borrowed large aims of mosey from his friends
and sommireares, and is • debar, to the assort of some
10,0301. or 04,0.101. There le no erre for the mar, for ha
had • lucrative practice as • barrister, sad an cnotorms
mermarion gat his services se a member of the Boards of
the Credit Bask aad Western Railroad Compsay. Another
viers to the jobbing epidemic which ham recently revelled
Europa to • M. Sternikel • ci-dcreer bookseller, who blew
or hisln thestreet last Friday night. Several anal
arms have tolled here tubs the lest three or days.—kit.,
from l'unne.

Liscout RACES.—The races are to come off on
Thureday, the fled inst. Including the Queen's Geas
half • dozen prizes arc to be run for. Lord Wonky,M uin.P.,,
the Hon W. J. Moms" end Captain Elwes hare, it le cia-
slenitund, consented to act as *towards. Mr. Ed. Johnson, of
York, fa to he the judge and handicapper. Mr. W. Ford
moll oniciate as clerk of the coarse.; es J to Mr. Elliott will
be ceended the duty of starting.—Loceola Mercury.
A FREE PARDON.—Wm. Wells, who we. sen-
tenced to twelve years' penal servitude, for rape, st the last
&wises st Huntingdon, Lae received a foes pardon from the
Set-missy of State, erten' facts having room to light preju-
dkial to the character of the girl. A memorial was pre-
sewed from the village of Gidding, which. by the assistance
of the chief conetable arid county magistrates, fortunately for
Wolk, hss been auccerful. Well. is a married man.

Tlie MEntoroutna l'odt;:Yesterday the
racers et the M didaine of the metropolitan police took the
Minnie. in evancribing to the Indian Relief Fund, and up-
ward. of 101. wee collected and banded over to Mr. Super-
intendent Snead. to be forwarded to the proper quarter.
It is believed that the other divissions will follow this seemple.
A SIEYA,T &Litt AT MARNEILLEs.—The Setae-
Awe of Mandlies says :—‘• A terrible morns at rain bunt
over this city yesterday (Tuesday), sad in • few minutes the
CabooLiere was omverted into en impetuous torrent. A
ornate new then took rum. A woman, with a child In
her arm.. attempting to erne the Ono, VII =aisle to realm
the force of the water, sad being carded away, in • few
minutes diaappeareJ under tLe stream. A man, who bed
token refuge under a gateway, dashed in after Ler. but was
himself potation *gainer the Sere of the water. The 'whole
of the three would haw p rished, lusl not five lam join-d
their hands together and mule a united effort to contend
against the ourre•L By great exertion* they enreelded in
rienstiag the these persona in danger, ell of whom were tali, a
oat of the water exceedingly exhausted
CONTEMPLATED FORTHICATIONS AT WEYMOUTH.
—We leers that the government hove purthand, or an
about to waren the high land called the Nettie, al the
'straws to our harLeur et the end of which stands the
.resat-seserd station, with t Itairogatf, • *mall battery, con.
doing of • 32-pounder . Ice), for the expire purpose of
erecting extending forti&aticsa *Jong the whole range of the
bill one grand stale. In conjunction with this. the high
Ail; which steads in imeh bold relief facing, end hut * few
miles armee the bey, ealkd the Whitesvaw, has else tern put-
chaed E.r the ramie purpose. If this is rennet into .g-et the
nursemaids end children me the amid* or esplanade will be
pinitetly assure from say hooile visit, far the moment an
re made ea attempt to re ,eh our roalatewl hie ships
he blown to atom, between • most destructive clove-
▪ --Shsvieens Jooornol. -

A MAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.-012 the night
of the 30th aft , whilst mass useneerverts weft recdoeg
the .sra from the deer, which were is the sightly practice
of making raids sagoamit the ilekls, to the great injury of lot
temente at Loehlaggan, ono of tin ...schuss brad • rustling
amongst the smke. Thinking the or:v.lMM,', a good 0111,
for hairime a shot at what he rappsed to be a demises of
klemsider Fond. be Molt aim by dame is the direction of
lb. intraday, and feel, whim, tong unfortunately, the am.
tare of the gun kidgol in the fart of • young man of the
WOO of Lelag, a Crimean hero, whereby hi. ids was yawed
in .ere peril. As it is, Laing has lost one eye, and his
heed and face have leen much didlgared.—larermu direr-
titer.

613A1a LISTS.- TEM DAT.

Two o'CLoos.
The railway share market to-day twines symp-
toms of agitation, but prices have rallied from the
lowest point of the morning, and upon the whole,
present quotations are not much lower than
those current at four o'clock yesterday. London
and North Western stock, after being sold at 94,
was rallied to 911 to 95. Great Western im
now quoted 621 to 53 ; Midland, 801 to
London and &nth Western, 441 to I per share; and
Great Northern, 231 to /. Eastern Counties shares
have declined to 1015-18 to 11 1-16. Lancashire
and Yorkshire stock is also very heavy.
French and Canadian shares have rivet way.

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