The Sun.
London, England, 1855-09-15 00:00:00

WEAVERS' CONFERENCE ZN GLASGOW.

The delegates met yesterday at ten o'clock, in the
Masons'-hall, Smith's-court, Candleriggs. They divided
themselves into deputations to call upon the manufac-
turers. On their return they gave in their reports,
which were to the effect that the manufacturers, in ge-
neral, were willing to advance their wages on condition
that the weavers would only accept work from those who
would pay the highest wages, and refuse to w•)rk for
those who would not pay the advance. One company,
in particular, Messrs. J. and A. Marshall, said they
were paying 34d. for 1400's ginghams, and were willing
to pay more it others would do so. Another manufac-
turer of white work put on id. per ell yesterdsy. Others
said they would pay up in two or three weeks. On
the whole the weavers consider that their request will
t, andse the
houses weaverswho
be fully realised in a shorC time. Resolutions were
unanimously carried.
1. "That it is the mind of this meeting that the firms
who refuse to advance be made known in all the dis-
tricts attentiongoingto on
ho
itnriscttrsucwtehdertootthueryn h
have work w
have so cordially responded to our request.
2. "That as the executive council will have much
work to do, it is necessary that all the districts be re-
quested to furnish pecuniary aid as ear'
order ta enable the council to Ca yRS possible, in
carry out the work so
au,piciously begun."
The books of the society were rudited by the dole-
gates from Auchterarder
andEaglesham Andrew
Christie and James M`Minn—and found correct.

BANK or ENGLAND.—The o—atette returns of the Bank
of England last evening show a further diminution of
721,742/ in the st'.ck of bullion, and the expectation
that the decline would again be large caused heaviness
in the stock-markets throughout the day. Looking,
however, at the movements in the rate of discount, the
fall has ',till been singularly limited, and is such as to
show the perfect confidence that exists throughout the
country in the general soundness of trade. Consols for
money, whieti left off last evening at 90i, were first
quoted 903 to 4, and this was the closing official price,
although for a moment they touched 904. After regu-
lar hours there was more flatness, and the final trans-
actions were at 90a for money and 90L to a for the
12th of October. The operations during the day were
not extensive, but there was a continued demand for
money, although to a it 89 extent than was experienced a
day or two back. The applications for discount at the
Bank are very numerous, and, notwithstanding a fur-
ther improvement in the foreign exchanges, gold is still
in course of withdrawal, large sums being remitted, it is
said, to Vienna for corn purchases on the Danube. Dull
I weather and a slight additional rise in wheat likewise
. t .nded to increase the causes of depression. On the
other hand, the notifications of fresh sums of gold on
their routs from AuNtralia, coupled with the less severe
accounts of the French losses before Sebastopol, were
calculated to have a sustaining influence.

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- THE LONDON GAZETTE OF LAST .NIGIIT John Hampden Waller, Goat to be Ensign,. vice Wigg, '
Naval and Military Intelligence. THE LATE SHOCKING' ATTEMPT AT DESECRATION OF THE DEAD IN ST. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ~ Countri Markets.
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' ..e. DONCASTER RACES.-FnmeT. , [The following Notificiation is substituted for that which ) • West York Rifle Regiment of Militia-William Rogers, .
The steam-transport Metropolitan, N 0.148, arrived at ---esea-
- On Thursday night-a meeting was held. in the school- appeared in the Gazette of the llth inst.] • Esq., late 96th Reeituant; to be Captain, vice Stanhope, LIVERPOOL-SEPT. 14.
Spithead yesterday morning from the East. She sailed FINAL EXAMINATION AND COMMITTAL OF •• • The Park-hill Stakes of 50,sovs each, hft ; for three-yr-: resigned ; Ensign 'William Cole to be Lieutenant, vice
from BOlaklava Aug..l7, Constantinople 21, and Gibral- THE PRISONER room, adjoining St. Stephen's Church, in consequence
old fillies, Bst 7lb each ; certain winners extra ; the FOREIGN OFFICE, SEPT. 4. • Wentworth, resigned ; Edward Clayton,. Gent., to ba The trade has been firm, and
: of certain building operations which are going on in the . The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Heinrich . • • • and, in some instances, exceeded for wheat an rav
tar 29. She has pritlivoard 121 navvies of the Crimean second to receive 100 sovs out of the stakes. St Le-rer
. t„__ -a • • • Ensign, vice Cole, momoted.
BATH, Friday.-The examination of the young man cemetery of St. Martin's-in-the-Fields. ea rtini as Vice-Consul at Glasgow for the Grand Duke whes ,
Railway ExpeditiWOn Sept. 1, in lat. 37.33 N., Course. 34 subs.. , of Mecklenburgh Schwerin. h P • k Mil. E • J h A
4t segment of West Yor i I la- 4nsign o a rthur
a were obtained for old and new: n.
on a charge of attemptin to murder Mr E INGPEN churchwarden of the district said
Thomas Tutton, up g . . ,
' Mr. Wauchope's Clotilde, Bst 71b (Templeman) 1 Cooper to be Lieutenant, vice Darden, resigned ; George prices of :Tuesd y
• n Indian cor .
fair attendance of millers this mornieg, and the extre t
Spanish and English flour, and for America ee
long. 6.24 E., shCipoke the Wildfire, from Balaklava
his father, Mr. Charles Tutton, Was brought to a con- that the meeting had 'been called 'to protest against one WHITEHALL, SEPT. 13.
The Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. Charles sth *Regiment of West York Militia-William Balmer,
Shirley Terry, Gent., to be Ensign.
2il.lgp ae
rd- vbaunschee l w;
•ieli,
.0o
for England, with navviekon board. Mr. T. V. Turner's Capucine, Bst 7lb (J. Marson) 2 -
(T)nhebf,orilleoyw
elusion this day. of the most indecent outrages which had ever been corn-
. The Mary Ann, ifd.• 42 transport, Capt. Cousens, Baron Rothschild's Igooming Heather, Bst 71b
mitted against society. From what had occurred Joseph Camidge, M.A., to the Vicarage of Wakefield, in Gent ,to be Assistant-Sureeon.
arrived at S'h d 3, eiite'rda f th Ea tSh sailed The magistrates, George Norman, R. Wilson Brown, . a . s••• • E • peas 2s, and on beans ls per qr.
aesn eotamb leies
ila6e
dd
pit ea y rom e si . e
within the last 48 hours, there was undoubted evidence . (Charlton) 8 the county of York, and diocese of Ripon, void by the 2(. •
1 or North Durham Regiment of lieeitia- nsign
from Balakla J 1 7 C ta t' I 17 and Malta and George Kitson; Esqrs., took -their seats at twelve
va u y , one n inop e , 1 , Crochet, Dame judith, and Mosquito also ran. death of the Rev. Samuel Sharp, -,
hat the arties concerned had disturbed the remains George Lewis Trotter to be Lieutenant, vice Hubback, le- •
'Boner was bro •
Aug 1 She had nothing on board but horse fittings. o'clock, when the pri ught in and placed at t P . . Betting-2 to 1 agst Mosquito, 4to 1 agst Dame [Extract from the Dublin Gazette of Sept. 111 signed. • WAKEFIELD-SEPT 14.
• •
He exhibited the same ease and indifference of many persons, whose remains bad been interred,
Aug. 2-0, off Tariffa, she signalled the steamer Eu- the bar. . Judith, sto 1 each agst Blooming Heather and Clotilde. CROWN AND FIANAPER OFFICE, DUBLIN. Leicestershire Regiment of Militia-To be Lieutenants • whi°4
prices fully radaainoisuri.net
some as recent as the late visitation of cholera, and •
Won by three lengths ; a neck between the second and In pursuance of an Aet Passed in the 40th year of the -Ensign Nathaniel Walter Chittenden, vice Massack, aP-
phrates -; on the 22d, off Cape St. Vineent, the hark which characterised _ his ?onduct on the last occasion
bite'
Ohl wheat was generally held for higileebrupPeoriarcteills:Ple
• Fortitude ;en the 29tb, in lat. 40.0 N., long. 12.9 W., but a .
lthough he took copious notes of the evidence he
' ' indeed, if they proceeded Much further, thers was
third ; the others tailed off ; Mosquito was pulled up, reign of his Majesty King George the Third, intitilled point • `
ed to 4bth Foot, without purchese; Eusien Charles
no doubt that they would come upon the very cholera
and did not pass the post. lb
arauttht et:,i;itct fix,tzie
sTollheireh_issumoti.•:rinvz,,,Bso3„:. ,
spoke the brig Isabella Scott, and the .bark Isis, of did not interfere with the examination, stating, in reply "An Act to regulate the mode by which the Lords Spire_ Henry Newhatt, vice Walker, appointed to 83th Foot, ' y inquired for, and a few lots so a a .
Jersey, from Oporto" for Newfoundland. . to the magistrate's clerk, that he .had confided his in- pit itself. On applying to the Under-Secretary of
e onaas e p, Beaus rather higher. No change in oats and she
Th •D - tr Cu value 300 sovs ; three-yr-olds, 78t ; tual and Temporal and the Commons to serve in the Par- without purchase ; Ensign Alfred Godfrey Black, vice meg.
State, he had recommended an application to a manis-
- four, Bst 51b ; five, Bst 121 b ; six and aged, 9st 21b ; liament of the United Kingdom, on the part os Ireland, Key, resigned. To be Ensign-Percy Lionel Rawlins,
The Emu steam-transport went out of Portsmouth bar- terests to the legal adviser retained by his family, Mr.
trate. shall be summoned and returned to the said Parliament," Gent., vice _Harwell, appointed to 90th Foot, without pur- New- barle ' • '.
8 I ' t 40s 5b
•
certain penalties and allowances. Cup Course, about EXETER-SEPT. 13.
bour to Spithead yesterday. to get a change of air for her
WTilthoen.interest manifested by the public in the aro- -
Mr. HoorEn. stated that, in company with several Ido hereby give notice that the Right Hon. Arthur, Vis. chase.
crew,- sickness being prevalent. ,
of the inhabitants, he had that elay attended before Mr. two miles and a-half.
count Dungannon, has been chosen by a majority of votes Hampshire Militia Artillery-Second Lieutenant James :
Mr. Thelluson's Rataplan, 5 yrs, 9st llb (including CORN.-In our market wheat may be quoted from:. 9(103
The Hebrides freight-ship is shipping victualling stores ceedings had in no degree subsided, and the courCand
Tyrwhitt, at the Clerkenvvell Police Court. The worthy to be the Peer to sit in the House of Lords of the United Henry Bartlett Reynolds to he F;rst Lieutenant. to lOs 3d. Malting barley, 4s 8d to 6s Od • grinding,' st; 0'
31b extra) - Robert •Odto Os Od. Oats, 3s 4d to 38 Bd. Beans, Os '—
D.'s; Portsmouth for the Crimea. • its approaches were so densely crowded that ingress and
agistrate hesitated for the present granting a summons
The Pilot-boat Emma landed at Portsmouth on Thurs- egress even for the magistrates and witnesses was a work
magainst the parties, but he had no do-übt, froin the repre- Admiral Harcourt's Ellermire 3 yrs 6st Illb (Bates) 2 deceased. ' Walter Hesketb, Gent., to be Eusigu ; Edward Wynne i OdF.
LOP::
.s LOFOisnOce
,1
steje
day night, from Barbadoes, the following passengers :- of considerable difficulty. Subjoined is an outline of the
sentations which had been made, that it was an indict- Lord Derby's Acrobat, 4 yrs, 'Bst 51b...(Bartholomew) 3 Dated the 11th day of September 1555.
Mr Howard's Little Harry, 6 yrs, 9st 51b (including Griffith, Gent., to be Ensign. tktcoall .57v se3,osd ;idsrtioco6nlddsi,):::::::o'
Assistant•Commissary•General Goold, lady, and chil- evidence. For C. 'FITZ SIMON, Ist Somerset Regiment of Militia-Captain William iOd per sack. d eai°
able offence. He felt that the conduct of those who '
dren ; Messrs. John King, T. M. Byar, Mr. Thornton J. Herapath, son of Mr. W. Herapath, • • • 31b extra) - 1 . CarraE.-Prime beef, 1036 d per score ; cows an lie;
W. Pi,ggott,
were indecently exposing the remains of the dead was
Mr. Morris's Indian Warrior, 6 yrs, 9st 51b (including C. O'CoNema FITZSIMON,. Deputy. tenant Robert Desmond Adair to he Captain, vice Jen- , 10/. Os to 14i. ; batch:°rdss'
and J. F. Bohyan. . . analytical chemist, of Bristol, deposed to having, on a h 'hi
highly repre ensi e and calculated to provoke a breach
31b extra) (Bashan3) 0 BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, SEPT. 13. kins, promoted ; Ensign Thomas Hill Lucas to be Lieute- calves -s to s each. Sheep, 6Sat to - il. Lollies'.° eine
The steam-transport Thames, Capt. Strntt, arrived at Tuesday at the latter part of August, received from Mr. of the peace. Be would recommend proceeding by indict-
Mr F. L. Popham's Wild Dayrell, 3 yrs,: 7st 7lb (in- The Right Hon. the Lbrds of the Committee of Privy nant, vice Adair, prcanoted.
Spithead on Thursday morning from the East, with the Harries, surgeon, of Bath, a brown basket fastened with ment. Mr. Hooper further stated that he had that day seen ' . . The Prince of Wales's ' Royel Regiment of Renfrew 278depteer
:libis ;
eSmtnoartel, hooogss,
tolarogoses.ize,i4Losusgtho sres:, e4actlii
1,4;1 s ,
(Wells) 0 Council for Trade and Plantations have received, through ....... . •
following passengers and invalids :-Lieut.-Colonel W. string, which in witness's presence he sealed with his no less tha,n 13 skulls exposed to public view. There were eluding 71b extra)
Bettine-6 to 4on Wild Dayrell, 5 to 2 aest Rata- the Secretary of State far Foreign Affa,irs, a copy of a de- militet-Lieutenant Lawrence W. Reyneble, late of the Pork earcases from lOs oa to Ils Od per score.
Napier and servant of the Land Transport Corps ; Mr. own seal. Witness delivered it to his father in the same also. several coffins partly demolished, and disclosing the plan 7 tcc'e 1. agst Ellermire, 20 to 1 offered li'ar three. spatch from her Majesty's Ambassador at Paris, enclosine 97th Regiment, to be Captain, vice Hamilton, promoted ;
Robert M`Gill, ditto ; Capt. J. A. Caulfield, Coldstream state in which he received it. remains within. He -had appealed to the Board of .' • copy of a French Imperial Decree, repealing the impel; Ensign John James Scott to be Lieutenant, vice Barber, , INVERNESS.-SEPT. 11.
Indian Warrior made the running until they neared the , go.
appointed to an Ensigncy in the 97th Regiment
Guards ; Capt. Foster, Lieut. J. Yates, and Lieut. G.
Mr. Win. Herapath sworn- lam an analytical che- Health and to the Under Secretaryrof State,. wt ho recom-. duties on walnut planks, poppy seed, and poppy seed oil,
Red House, when he dropped into the rear, Little Harry Royal Perthshire Rifle Militia-John Stewart ?ender, CORN.-Wheat, white, per qr., 7isOd to 7.6: 0;;,,• ,od t)
Bull, rlth Hussars ; Capt. W. Sherwood, lst Dragoons,
mist and lecturer on toxicology at Brititol. On Tuesday, mended an appeal to the local po ice mams rate. He
Capt. H. Murray, 79th Highlanders ; Capt. Ball, 31st goir gon with the lead, Rataplan, Acrobat, and Ellermire - Gent., to be Lieutenant, -vice Cunnioeharne, who has ob- ley, chevalier, 31s Od to 32s Oil ; ditto, coil:mon, au'
the 28th of August, I had delivered into my hands by subsequently had an interview with one ot the church.
b * t ith Wild Dayrell well up. At this point WAR-DEPARTMENT, SEPT. 14. 31s Od. Oats, ;::Os Od to 3ls al. clitt"
tained an Ensigncy in the Line. [This appointment is
Foot ; Staff Sureeon Doherty ; Lieutenant C. E. Tor
my son a brown oval wicker basket tied with cord, and wardens, Mr Yeates who expressed his surprise at what eing nex , W .
To be Assittant Commissary-General-Deputy Assist- substituted for that which appeared in the Gazette of Fri-
Wells was seen to sit down and shake Wild Dayrell, and
ant Commissary-General Alfred Salwey. Commission to day last, the 7th inst.] Warham St. Leger Durdin, Gent., MEAL.-Oatmeal, per imp. boll 238 Od to 25s Oda6:s sa
riano and servant', Royal Artillery ; LieutenantN. Da• •
sealed with the seals which I now produce, in a perfect had been staied. It'was, he said, the first time he hai second, 00s 0.1 te Os Ocl • barlevineal 16s sa to 1 sa,
peasemead, 16s 6d to 20s O'd ; bra...n, pe'r stone, os sd te i
ii.i
Robinsan, 7th Reeiment ; Lieutenant G. E. Hughes a cry instantly arose from the "Ring," " The field for
bear date 15th January, 1854. ,
' state. There was a card on it marked •• Bath, Harries, heard of it. It was highly discreditable on the part of the , • to be Ensign.
31st Regiment ; the Rev. Joseph Sweeney, Chaplain to
'Passenger ." and also a nrivate card marked "A. C. authorities of St. Martin's, for the sake of a paltry gain, fifty. ' It was evident some mishap had occurred. At To be Deputy Assistant Commissaries•General-Com- [The following appointment is substituted for that which
niissariat Clerk JOhn Buckle Barlee ; commission to bear appeared in the Gaze te of Aug. 17.] Ist flour; per 2801 b, 57s Od to 60s Od ; 2d ditto, 48s eth, 4'
52s Od ; oatmeal, -best, per It. of 141 b imperiaal I*, S.,
the Forces ; Mr. George Everest, R.N. ; Lieutenant C. a . - ' w 1 • „ 0 .
Harries, 11, a cot-parade Bath. n cutting the the bend Little Harry ev. as b?aten, and Rataplan wa,s
seenl in advdnce, Ellermire lying second. The race was date - 28th Feb., 1855. Commissariat Clerk Alexander Leicestershire Regiment of Militia-James White Min-
J. Napier R.M. ; Lieutenant Geoffrey Morris, R.N. ; cord I found inside a washl;and basin tied down with to endanger the health of the locality and to outrage the
to 2s 6de ditto second, Os Od to Os Od ; barleynist", „ale
five non-Commissioned officers, Royal Artillery ; one feelings of the public. Mr. Hooper concluded by pro•
oiled silk, containing the vomited remains of food, the posing, et That the chairman be requested to communi- no onger in doubt ; Rataplan galloped home the wm- Clerk ; commission to bear date 50th March, 1855. Corn- chin, Esq., late Captain 624 Foot, to be Captain, vice San- to 00s Od ;'peasemeal, Is 8d to 2s 04 • Ist flour, 38 v"
ditto, of the Land Transport Corps ;14 artificers, ditto ; ner by six lengths. Acrobat and Little Harry were missariat -Clerk Arthur Stuart -Beynes ; commission to ders, who. retires, retaining his rank. 3s 9.1 credit ; 2cl ditto, 2s 9d cash, 3s 'Od credit.
nature of the food being chopped potatoes. There was
Val; tSeEnrdenic:: alle log? .
one warrant officer ; three servants, R.N. ; three stokers, cate the opinion of this meeting to the parish authorities , pulled, and they came in side by side about 20 lengths bear date 9th June, 1855.
:3tlitifTstC,liasii.:
discharged ;50 invalids also the bowl of a frying-pan, the handle of which had of St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, and that a memorial be behind Ellermire• Indian Warrior did not pass the post. WAR-OFFICE, SEPT. 14. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. .
ex her Majesty's tug Hearty,
, been broken off a dinner plate uncleaned after bein
of the Royal Navy and Marines.; one private, of the 3d presented to the' Secretary. of State foe. tbe Home De- Wild Dayrell broke down at the Red House,. and Wells MEMORANDUM.-Her Majesty has been graciously Charlet: Hodge, smith and iron founder, Chelsea. A firth:
used, and a knife and fork in nearly the seine state. plgi partment, explaining the circumstances, and praying his pleased to approve of the Force hitherto known as the Robt. Austin, linen draper, Penebroke-sq., Kensington.'
Dragoons, in charge of a horse ; two civil servants ; dismounted on reaching the stand.
la per cwt. has again been es nolo
analysing the contents of the wash-hand basin and bottle interference." British Foreign Legion, being henceforth denominated the
The Cup, or, to give it its more appropriate title, " a BANKRUPTS.
Captain
• Beynor and seven men ex the brig John B •
eynor, I found arsenic in each of them The witness here M W KING b rrister-at-law second dth t• •
( r. . , a , e emo ion , British German Legion. this week. The transactions: in West India. Are 'llO
adTttn:aLyfully
and one carpenter, ex the transport Telegraph ; total, • group in silver," is remarkably elegant. It consists of Francis Stephen Foley warehousernan Cloldsmith-street tt f th I. i
, , , por an rom e im.teil supply in th e port. lifistris, to
presented the metal arsenic as reduced upon copper b3' which was supported by Major COBB. WAR-OFFICE, SEPT. 14.
110. The Thames towed the Columbia t rt N
ranspo , e o. two equestrian and two pedestrian figures and a huge City, to snrrender Sept.2s; at one, and Oct. 26, at twelve, sales restricted owing to the high preteusiona of 13°°:•ti, Ira'
Riensch's process, also a specimen of arsenious acid as
110, with 302 invalids on board, from Constantinople, In reply to the Chairman,
bloodhound, and represents the meeting of• Sir Brian de 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards-To be Captains with- at the Court of Bankruptcy. Cannan, official assignee, a very large business might have beeu done, at a °re- es
out purchase-Lient...T. Percy Smith, from the 10th Light Ablermanbury ; J. and C. Robinson, Queen-street-place, der the prices demanded. About 5,009 boxes fore'gsi; el'
reproduced from that metal ; also a specimen of the yel- Dr. BENNINGHAM said that there could be nothing
, rzeritilegd, t,,clieesr:ibiyee tztinca
to 80 miles south' of Cape Finisterre, when both hawsers Bois Gilbert and Prior Aymer, with Gurth and Waniba
low sulphuret of arsenic produced from it, and likewise more serious to the neighbourhood than the opening of • ••• • Dragoons ; Limit. J. G. Price. To be Lieutenants, with- Upper Thames-strepa.
parted in a heavy gale of wind from the N.E. on the 9th ous purchase-Cornet J. De H. Chadwick, vice Price ; William E. Cooper and David Cooper, tallow chandlers
according to the descripdon in Sir Walter Scott's ..
Scheele's green made also from the same metal all of the pit in which a mass of human remains had been de-
inst. On the 29th ult., in lat. 37'0 N., long. 11.0 W., ' • • ' a " Ivanhoe." Cornet F. G. Powell. Manchoster, Sept. 28 and Nov. 7, at twelve at • the Man- h
hich were produced from the basin. He likewise exhi- posited when the cholera was ra int" in 1832 It ut very little offering.
spoke the Sheldrake steam•transport and her Majesty's led tlr arseni as obtained from the bottle. IT - '
) Pon seemed that the authorities of St Martin's felt war-
me aic c . . _ , .g a • It was designed and modelled by Mr. H. H. Arm- 34 Dragoon Guards -Lieutenant Augustus Hunt to be chester District Court. Fraser ffi •l• • • M h
, o ma assienee, anc es-
ship Terrible. The Thames left Portsmouth for South- - stead, a young artist of rising reputation,'and was man- Captain, without purchase. To be Lieutenant% without ter ; Atkinson% Saunders, and Last, Manchester.
, examining the foul plate metallic arsenic was also pro- ranted in committing this outrage on public decency .
ampton yesterday. duced by me from that which was upon its surface ; on because the bulk of the bodies they sought to remove
, ufactured by Mr. C. F. Hancock, of Bruton•street. The purchase-Cornet Jahn Gilleland, vice Hunt ; Cornet William Keeling, merchant, Birmingham, Sept. 26 and • COAL MARKET.-SEPT. 14.
At the monthly examination of candidates for entry the knife there was a small ortion of fried otato re-
p . . . P were those of paupers. He felt, however, that the grave details are in perfect keeping, and the general composi- James Charles Still. -• Oct. 24, at half-past ten, lat the Birmingham District
into the Royal navy, which terminated on Thursday, at • - tion shows admirable taste and great artistic skill. ' 6th Dragoon Guards--Samuel Wentworth Stevenson, Court. Bittleston, official assignee, Birmingham ; Jabet, Peen of Coal per ton at the close of the market. j,
kfiunierranoiretqcrie.h-seld f°r'
maining, about 3-16ths of an inch in diameter, from of the poor man was entitled to as much consideration Gent., to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Wight, pro- Birmingham. s. d.
, the Royal Naval College, the following young gentlemen •hlh d d • f 13.11 I h*. - The Nursery Plate (Handicap) of 100 sovs; for 2-yr-olds.
. whic ave pro uce arsenic, ow ic ex ilia ,a as that of the prince. The workmen were, it appeared, 1 moted. , Edwin Johnson, flour dealer, Liverpool, Sept. 24 and Bate's West Hartley 19 r Wallsend to. • 9
' 21
prepared by Mr. Thomas Eastman, R.N., :late of her specimen, but there was not enough to pass it thromils •ii t the cholera pit, and were that opened the
i 8 upon . . Last mile. ,
7th Dragoon Guards-Lieut. T. E. Dowbiggin to be Oct. 22, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. Caw. El ard's W tII 1,1 .. 3
Mr. Goodered's Diego, 6st 10Ib F
( ordbarn) t 1 oNw es ai eY Pensher ...................
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Majesty's ship Excellent, passed and received pertificates : the tests. The fr • • • • had
ping-pan, upon my examining it, consequences would be fatal in the extreme. Captain, withbut purchase. To be Lieutenants, without nor°, official assignee, Liverpool ; Evans add Son, Liver- etherton 19 6 Plummer ................ • .}2, 6
---For Naval Cadets-Messrs. Cyril Troughton Stepney Mr. T. Walker's Announcenient, 6st 71b (Batee)t 2 purchase-Cornets Henry Blinkhorn, vice Dowbiggin ;.W. pool.
evidently been attem ted to be clea.ned out with water. Mr TAyLoR had met the churchwardens in the , North Percy Hartley _l9 0
--' - Russell's Retton ......... ' 3 9
- -de Michell Sebastian Gassiot, Tom Harrison Falcolier is b .1. P• 1 • 11 • • d • " Mr Knowles's Merlin, 7st (Mundy) 3F. DowdesWell.
, pon my .oi nag water in 1 in sma quantities, an ground, and had expostulated with them. They said the ' George Atkinson, grocer,* Liverpool, Sept. 24 and Oct. Tanfi ld Moor Mite:, 17 0 . 2 0
Adam Walter Scott Lynn Hector Brabazon Stewart, condensin h 1 e •cl bl I bl d i •
gte so u ion consi era y, was ena e e bones and coffins must have been placed there accident- The following also ran :-Roxana, Van Galen Swat- 3d Light Drageons-tieut. G. E. F. Kanntze to be Cap- 22, at eleven,. at the Liverpool District Court. Ca e • •
zeuove, walker Primrose le 6 South Hetton ............. s 3
Stewart's . ............... • - `,l 6
and Henry Adam Monteitli. For Masters' Assistants cliffe, La,tyn, Gamester, First Fly, Lady Florence, 'Secret, tain, wain:int-purchase. To be Lieutenants, without pnr- official assignee Liverpool ; 13arrell, Liverpool.
d • f h 1 li. h. I U ' ' • '
. pro nee arsenic rom tat a so, wlc present. pon ally. He pointed eut to them the bodies protruding from Grey's West Hartley __le 6 Whitwell ................... :;„, 6
Thurston Stringer;Stanley George Tattersall. and Albert
Makin th d• • I t 1 le. ' ' d 0 ' b d h d
g ese iscoveries ben ate egrap ic message one side of the excavate spot. ne entire oy a Assailant, King Of the Gipsies, Anniversary, Parum. chase-Cornets Robert Dymond, vice Kauntze ; Jacob C. -Alfred Stanhope Hodges, chemist and druggist, Glaston- eg 1
y Win 90 oc. ~ ..... ."''',, 9
.
aseop ................. es
,
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Gain. For Clerks' Assistant-Mr. John Nicholls Cal- to Mr. Harries to tell him that be bad better take pre- been disinterred, and had been lying about the yard for Betting- 3to 1 agst Announcement, 7to 2 agst Secret, Murphy. bury, Somerset, Sept. 24 end Oat. 22. at eleven, at the .. .' 9
- Hartlepeol .............. 21 ,
. „ 4th Lieht Dragoons-Assistant-Surgeon David Cullen Bristol District Court. Acraman official assignee Bris- . Wallseud, &c. Heugh Hall ............... ?,3 0
borne. ' - ca.utlons, as I thought the man would die. two days. (Shame.) Some of the bodies were not more 6to 1 agst Anniversary 10 to 1 each east Lady F -
' a • - '1" M D fron the Staff, to be Assists t S • C• h' 1 B ll• iGI t b bb •d L B• 'l
n - urgeon, vice ric - to ; n lei , as on nry; A ot an Imes, risto .
Sir Charles Wood, Admiral Berkeley, Achniril rence, Merlin, Assailant, and Lawn, 12 to 1 agst Game- ' " ' Acorn Close 22 0 Kelloe . ..................... .0 6
Mr. Wilton objected to the last answer as not being than three feet from the surface. ton, who resigns. William Hopkins, grocer, Birmingham, Sept. 29, and
..... 6
Richards, and Colonel Green, landed from the barge Of ster and 100 to 6a st Dieeo A fine race ia resulted .
Eden _22 3 East Thornley .. ...... 0
legally admissible evidence. Mr. PUGH said that the ground was twelve feet higher ' g e • 7th Light Dragoons-Lieut. Joseph Trenerry to be Cap- Oct 19 at eleven, at the Birmingham District Court.
9 f
Port-Admiral Sir Wiliam Parker, at noon On Thursday in a dead heat with Diego and Announce . Gostorth 2l 0 South Hartlepool ... ..... ~,,I 9
rnent, IVlerlin tain without purcha T
Chairman-The witnese may state that he com- than it was some years ago, and so many bodies were . .
The . . . se. obe Lieutenants without pur- Christie official assignee Birmingham • Bartleet Bir- I
at the Royal William Victualling-yard, Plymouth, wheite „ , . - • finishing two lengths behind them ; First Fly, Vali clia:e C tCW P 1 • T ' • ' ' ' ' tiedley 2l 3 South Kelloe ..... . ......... ss 1
- erne . . au et, vice renerry ; Cornet Robt. =wham. l' .s' 0
of his ex eriments to Mr. Harries. interrea close to tne iron redlines that a dram was
municated the result p . . .
Hilda 20 CiTees ....................... is .
they were received by Captsin•Superintendent Nies, a ' Galen, and Secret were the next three ; Lawn turned Hale. William Clarke, builder, Altrinchans Cheshire, Sept. 25, •
Examination continued-If the quantity of arsenic obliged to be made to carry off the decoulposed animal Riddell 2l -01Whitworth ............... a, 6
R.N., Mr. Armstrong, Master-Attendant, Mr. Truseott, - • h h • i round at starting and was left at the post. Deciding Bth Light DragoonsL-Lieut. the lion. Somerset John and Oct. 16, at twelve, at the Manche; ter District Court.
which I found had been retained in t e stomac it woued matter. . Eden Main 22 3'Evenwood ... .............. ~u,',
Storekeeper, and the other officers. Mr. Grant, Cole- .1 Fleat-Even betting. Won by half a length. Gough Calthorpe to be Captain, by purchase, vice Clutter- Pott, official assignee, Manchester ; Whitworth, Man-
have destroyed life. I Mr. Clark, the Rev. Mr. Foote,
,the Rev. Mr. Ceci Pramwellgate . 22 6 Birehgrove Graigola ...... :1
troller of the Victualling of- the Navy, wa.s also in the- ' The Don Stakes of 50 sovs each, h ft, for three-yr-olds, buck, who retires ; Cornet John Reilly to be Lieutenant, chester.
The Chairman-What do you consider as to the quart- Mr. Quaife and other gentlemen resent baying spoken Haswell - 23 ' 0 Carr's Merthyr ........... -19 6
yard. Their lordships proceeded at once to an inspe,- , . , . . , . . . P colts, Bst 71b ; filies, Bst 41b. Last mile. 11 subs. without purchase, vice Calthorpee William Jamieson Anson, cloth merchant, Leeds, Sept. artlet ' 0
tity found in the basin ? 1 in terms of strong indignation, 9th Light' Dragoons-Cornet H. L. Payne to be Lieu- 28 aud Oct. 26, at eleven at the Leeds District Court. fiettorna 23 0 Derwentwater S. 0
ticni of the bakehouse and mill, the Melville storee, Mr. Osbaldeston'e Rifleman (Flatman) 1 , Kepie range
22 6 Belmont .. ............... :.,,
Witness-It would have been sufficient to destro The resolution was unanimousl ado ted, and a vote tenant, by purchase, vice Arbuthnot, promoted in the 63d Young, official assienee, Leeds • Waller Verulain-build-
Clarence stores, cooperage, &c. At half-past 1 the aril- • Y , . 3 7 13 Lord Zetland's Fandango (J. Marson) 2 - , ' Lambton 22. 9 Nixon's Merthyr& Carcpe
' life. 1 of tnanks given to the chairman and to Mr. Hooper for Foot. ' Ines Gray's-inn • Payne Eddison and Feord Leeds
sans and labourers were mustered separately,. and, after Mr. Baker's The Chicken (G. Whitehouse) 3 . '' • ' ' • ' ' ' Lumley . .22 0.
11th Li h D A' • t t'S 0
g t ragoons- 9819 an - urgeon rmsby Bowen Joshua. Fletcher Lace and Leonard Addison, printers,
• t. ' f th l• th • l d 11-
inspec ing some o epo icemen, ea. or s ips we Th h t •-•
it The Chairman- en, wale your opinion as to that bringiog the subject heti:ire the public.
The following also ran :-Jack Sheppard and Saraband. Miller, from the 77th Foot, to be Assistant-Sur " • - • • • Ships at market... 82 I Sold
found in the bottle? .-.-,--- geon, vice Liverpool, Sept. de and Oct. 23, at eleven, at the Liver-
to the Marine Parade at Stonehouse and reviewed th - Betting-5 to 4 agst Fandaugo, sto 2 agst Rifleman, Ancell, deemed.
Witness-It would have been highly dangerous. I - pool District Court.. Morgan, official assignee, Liverpool ; -
Royal Marines of whom there are now in quarteria
.17ALtIRK TRYST, Sept. 12. sto 1 agst the Chicken and Jack Sheppard, and 10 to- 13th Light Dragoons-Ensign Henry • Banks Wright, Watkins and Son, Bolton ; Dodge, Liver 1 •
about 500 rank, and file chiefly young men, upwards (if
~ am agreeably surprised to find that it did not produce poo .
1 ag-t Saraband. Rifleman made most of the running, from the 3d Stafford Militia, to be Cornet, without pun George Alexander McLean, tailor and drapor, High SEABORIVE MAILS.
ulceration of the stomach. ••• -
200 of them being devailable for the sea service irnme- i - and won by three-quarters of a length ; bad third. - chase, vice Chamberlayne, promoted. • Holborn; Sept. 21; and Oct. 18, at two, at the Court of
diately. The barracks, surgery, magazlne, and prisionl, The Coroner---You think that it • would have been As was anticipated, from the close.of last night's pro 4> - • art°
15th Light Dragoons-Lieutenant G. S. Swinny to be Bankruptcy. Edwards, official assignee, Sambrook-court; . . , peat
dangerous to life ? The Town Plate (Handicap) of 70 soya. *One mile and
having been visited with satisfaction, their lordships I eeedings, the show came up to what was supposed-a Captain, without purchase. To be Lieutenants, without Gilliam, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn. (17 signifies that the malls are sent from the Genital'
at three o'clock took luncheon in the messroom witt Witness-Yes ; there must have besn some grain. good many Irish cattle,Tand a few lots of polled cattle. a quarter.
purchase-Cornet W. E. Stuart, vice Swinny ; Cornet W. Louis Lichtenstein; merchant, Great St. Helen's, Sept. l4y the night-and Mby the morhing--despatch.)
Colonel Comriaandant Chjlds and the officers, and the there. In the case of the contents of the bottle, and The Irish two-yr-olds supported the price of yesterday, Lord Zetland's Hospodar, by Hetman Plated, 4 yrs, H. Horne. 26, at two, and Oct. 23, at half-past eleven, at the Court VMS!
went to the Royal Isia'f‘al Hospital, where Captaii also in that of the frying-pan, I applied the same system bat the year-olds were a shade less. The potted cattle Bst - (J. Marson) 1 16th Light Dragoons.-To be Captains, without pur- of Bankruptcy. . Edwards, official assignee, Sambrook- Guy w o,n el, s: .., From e. at due ',-
COUNTRIES. in General Post- Pert ii,„l"`„'
Mr. E. Gill's Bourgeois, 5 yrs, Bst (Aldcroft) 2 chase-Lieutenant Patrick Dynon ; Lieutenant Thomas court ; Chidley, Gresham-street. City.
Superintendent Nias wig in attendance. Sir Cherie of re-agents, and with the same results as in the case of suffered to-day what was expected yesterday-a reduc- Office, London.. Dispaicle. -..--!.
and the Admirals were accompanied through the medic. that found in the wash-hand ba,sin. .
ton of 5 per cen .
t upon the inferior kin4s, and 21 per Captain Christie's Roving Betsy, 3 yrs, sst (Fordham) 3 John Frencis, from 9th Light Dragoons. To be Lieute- William Bennett, miller, Little Warley, Essex, Sept. • • --..
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' wards by Dr. W. Rae, C B dth ' l d b
~., an e surgica war s By the Chairman-I am aware that arsenic now whea cent. upon the better kinds ; and even at the close to- The following also ran :-The Assayer, theßajah, and nants, without purchase-Cornet J. Dynon, vice Patrick 24, at two, and Oct. 11, at half-past eleven, at the Court Amerie,a(byßrit.pack)N Every Friday; •-• ~
,Liveapool • •
- Dr. Dunn, and they expressed themselves well pleaseif Excitement.
sold by druggists ie required to bp coloured. I found day it was supposed that a number of this kind would . Dynon ; Cornet Hugh D'A. P. Burnell. • of Bankruptcy. : Lee, official assignee, Aldermanbury ; america. tby United sta. .
I 80.26
••" -- Liverpooi .
with the order, cleanliness, and regularity of the esta no indication of any colouring matter. If it had bee° be turned off unsold. . Betting-5 to 2 apt Roving Betsy, 7to 2 agst As- Ist Regiment of Foot-The removal of *Lieutenant J. Trehern and White, Barge-yard-chambers, Bucklersbury ; Packet) ..........N
C'reogh to the 72(1 Foot, as stated in the Gazette, 26th Duffield, Chelmsford. Americo. (by 11. States .
lishment, containing at present about 150 patients, the 4tol a st Hos odar 6tol a st Rajah Won
coloured with any heavy substance I might not have NORTH AND WEST COUNTRY CATTLE.-The show sayer, g , P , . g ..
June, has been cancelled. Joseph Gill licensed victualler -King-street Camden- packet . ...........iSouthamet,e, ,
by a length ; bad third ; tbe other tailed off. " , Australia (via South-
number of which will be considerably increased on the found it. , was rather of an inferior description ; and what was eth Foot•-Daniel Geran Clery, Gent., to be Ensign, by town, Sept. 21, at one, and Oct. 16, at half-past, eleven, at ampton) ..........m
- ''' - •• ••!southernpronl
The Doncaster Stakes of 10 sovs each with 100 added
• return of the fleet from the Baltic. From*6oo 'to 800 cau Sarah Warner wag recalled, and told that Mr. Heraa done in the few heifers would be about 21 per cent. be-
f h ld I
or t ree-yr-o s ; co ts, Bst 7lb ; and fillies, Bst
' • purchase., in muccession to Lieutena,nt Forster, promoted. the Court of Bankrupty. Lee, official assignee, Alderman- Ditto (via Maraeilles)- N ...... •- • • •iDower .• . 1
..,0
be accommodated there. The Lords of the Admiralty path had discovered arsenic in the frying-pan, and other low yesterday ; and the stoles would be about 5 per cent. 7thlsoot-Brevet-Colonel W. H. C. Wellesley, from the bury; Chidley, Gresham-street. Ditto (via Cape of Geed-
I 'l7norui.
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dined in the evening with General Eden, cammanthr of matters, and she was asked if she had put any into the The Highland co ws that were left yesterday were all but 31b. Certain penalties for winners, Ste. The second 22ci Foot, to be Lientenant-Colonel, vice Brevet-Colonel CERTIFICATES GRANTED. Hope) ..............N I
Africa (West Coast)..N,93d of the month ;plymnulh ,-•'"'
a the forces of the western district. potatoes. She swore most solemnly that she had not unsaleable to-day, and the transactions that were effected e5O sore out of the stakes Lst i
to receiv . a mle and a Sir Thomas Troubridge, Bart., who retires upon half-pay Oct. 8. T. Rif Cd b• 1 •WW lt d • N •ii 924& '0 • I '
1 ing, m re ge, cooper , • a ere, Alexan ria.......... ; . . , .. cil 'i Dove' .. •• -•
half. 117 subs 22d Foot.
The General Screw Company's steam-ship Hydaepesi done so. Never had any in her life, and did not kno* would be at least 7/ per cent. below yesterday's prices. • .. , • - Chester, coal agent ;R. L. Courtney, West Bromwich, Alexandria..........M tti, &Vs:VI of moh.Southampton ,
Mr. T. Parr s Saucebox by St. Lawrence, 9st 31b (in- 9th Foot -Captain Thomas Colman from half-pay Un- . .11 17th of tbe merle iteane,motoe
Captain John Baker, transport No. 67, will sail for what arsenic was,. Never heard of any having beep CoIiNTRY CATTLE.-A goodly number were on the . Staffordshire, auctioneer; J. Westou, Market Harborough, nabamas ...... .. .
sl,ati , i ~, . Ifispy ,
1 - " ' - . t hdtbC• • ' ''
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eluding eOlb extra) (Wells) 1 a tac e , o e aptain, repaying the difference, vice Han- ,Dover •••• .. .'4„t, le,
• Malta and the Crimea from Southampton to-morrovk used for the destruction of rats or other vermin. etance, and what was really good brought the priceeof Leicestershire, tailor. Oct. 9. Phcebe Wesson, Lough- 3eigium •• •••• • • - :', 9th 3f. ....
• - • • ..
3razil ..........., ...N. o, the nvinth ..,Southam!"9,.; i' ' io
Mr. J. Osborne's Lady Tattoo Bst 31b...(J Osborne) 2' ham, who exchanges, having been appointed Assistant Ad- borough, Leiceste Li• ede•• C Cr G G th
rs ir , yi , . • ray, ran am, Buenos Ayres ... ... .. 34 9th w the mont, ..ISouthamot,- 1.,,, ord .
evening. This transport will convey Captain the Ilont Mr. A. C. Harries, surgeon, was recalled to identify yesterday, but these were bought in small lots ; and the
Sir C ' ,-
• •
. Monck s Vandal, Bst 7lb (Bartholomew 3 intent of a Provisional Depot Battalion ; Lieutenant J. L. 1.,* 1 h• h • •J S tt N 1-* h
ince ns ire, osier , . co , , ot.ang am, grocer. Oct. Cape of Good Hope ..N ivartous pore ,un
A. F. Egerton, Grenadier Guards, one soldier, and ser i his seals as out fr.= the basket, and also to speak to inferior descriptions met a similar market to that of the . ) Thursby to be Captain, by purchase, vice Colm h
an, w ° 4. T. Nash, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, builder ; W. nape oe Good Hope ..N ,
vant ; Major Purnell, one servant, and one horse, 90t Mr. Thornton Herapath as having received the basket Irish first-class cattle. At the close of the market a The following also ran :-Surplice, Dr. Cooke, and retires. • Cape de Verde .... - N eth of tba month Southampton ,
Little Brownie. •Quinton, Birrnin ham, builder.
g
Regiment ; Deputy Inspectur General.of the Hospitels •
from him in Bristol. - considerable number of the Irish stock remained unsold, 17th Foot-Lientenant Robert Mordannt Dickens, from Ceylon (see In,lia) . 1 .
Cornet J. H. Walker, one servant, and two horses The Chairman, addressing the prisoner, here said- and a few of the Ayrshires. 2to 1 a -it Lad Tattoo 5t02 a st Cle-
Betting- g y , g half-pay, Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment, to be Lieuten- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. . Ceylon ..............NI b.fet.
Major Ward, one servant, and two horses, Turkisl - •
Your father is now. in Bath, and we propose to examine HORSE MaaKET.-The show of horses is very-numer- entina, colt, 4to 1 agst Saucebox 7to 1 aesst Vandal t •
r.i.•IV Ith lf 1 , e .an , vice Lukin. appointed Payinaster, 2d. Dragoons ; R. S. Humphreys and H. Humphreys, Lima, Peru, mer-
.9A
on easi y,y a a ength ; three lengths between the Ensign Francis James Berkeley to be Lieutenant, by par- chants-E. Spender and G. Wareing. Preston, Lancashit e, N ; Moe ..Wed.,&Fri?.'eout tempt, 'Tit T
enili'.,6l I.sic.a - -......M12,1 ga 17th er•rnont, -A iti iii, '
1.0 i lamp Oct. i ,
Contingent ; Lieutenant C. F. C. Br'd R I`
i gman, ev. him. He states, however, that he is in ill health, and ous. First-class draught horses were scarce ; and the
cern, ...••••• •• • 'Once-a month....
second and third. Little Brownie did not pass the post chase vice Caulfield, promoted in the Coldstream Guards• ironfounders-W. S. Hayes and W. Hayes. Hales Owen Cuistantinople N .8,18, I 8,*230,4,1 ot r,,lroveq .. ,„ .
C. Carsen, officiating Caplain to the Army in the'East that he would be unequal to appearing here ; and as we principal holders were Messrs. M`Kinlay and Yule, of
Swee stakes f 900 - - - * * • - ' * * d 011- 'NV 'h• ' W '
e - sovs each, h ft, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, Charles White Floiworthy, Gent., to be Ensign, by per. an r miry, orcesters ire, p.,,torneys- . Wideman c.nsbuttinople .... , I4th t 20tti of men.l:totithampto i I „idol',
do not wish to drag him through the city, and expose Glasgow ;
.T. Hamilton, of Haddington ; and James _ P._
Mr. T. Nicholls, Deputy Ordnance Storekeeper ; teget Set 1113 • fillies, Bst 21b • the second to save his stake, chase, vice J. M. C. Travers, promoted. and J. Wileman, Lentil, Lincolnshire, pordwainers-R. u mt. of Europe at "§: N iTwiee daily ..... 'Dover .... ~ ,Tsflu--
him to the inconvenience of this heated court, we pro- Henderson, of Edinburgh, who sold a very considerable
ther with about 30 tons of necessary stores and camp St. Le er Cours 5 su•bs 19th Foot-Lieutenant C. H. Lambert, from the 3ah Bromley and H. Waddington, Burnley, Lancashire, Egypt (see India) ' 1
e,'°eilj
polio to go to him and take his examination. It Will be number of the above kind, at prices ranging from 45/. to
• For Malta, Captain Acton, Lieutenenti
equipage.
Lrd ArA ' Se. - Foot. to be Captain, by purchase vice Blake, who retires. gold twist manufacturers-J. R. Morrison, J. W. M'Laren, eranve • .... •-hi ": -'' 'F"Siv.atlaily •• •• •• !Dover .... Tv!' ii
od by Chatham
o e esey s tro , walked over. 7 17 20, 27 ofm Southam to see- *
Sitine and Alderson and Ensign Browne, of the 7tl necessary, however, that you should •be present, and 551., and the secondary quality from 30/. to 40/. ; and 21st Foot -Philip Wride 'Meal:rows, Gent., to be Ea- and J. Rensliew, Crown-court, general merchants, ell/retell%
o•ii.v.ii;)....at 49 9 $ , , p
your legal adviser can attend with you. various other useful inimals at from 20/. to 25/. for --
Regiment ; Ensign 'Mallet,. 86th Regimente, Captair' . sign, by purchase, vice Connell, promoted. so far as regard s J. R. Morrison -E. E. Colley
Cbarlton and Ensign Fleming, of the 95tli ; Colone
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Prisener-Very well, sir. farming purposes. Hacks and horses in that line, for . LATEST BETTING.
-26th Foot-Ensign James Giving to be Lieutenant, and T. E. Tallent, Cock's•greund, Chelsea-H. Bathe flemburg
Greytown ..... ....el 2nd & 17th of mon.,Sentham- ten!
h ............le Tuesday & Friday. London .P... ' , 1
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CESAREWITCH.
The magistrate% with the prisoner, then proceeded to jobbing purposee, were fully 2/ per cent. below recent without ;purchase ; Wm. Franklyn, Gent., to be Ensign, and W. Boothby, Oldham, Laneashire, wine dealers-J. &mamma .......... M 2nd of tiao month Isoathampto; Oc. "
Farquharson and Sop. Colonel Gratton Will leave fo
the father's plaee of business in Milsom-street, ro take markets. There being few first-class draught horses in • 10 to 1 agsb Rebgill (offered) without purchase, vice Givins. Wileon and Es Briggs, Nottingham, machine holders -D. &Caro ..,......, ~ M Daily ......., „ „ !Dover „,„ . DO/
Constantinople ; also Major Stock,' of the Tnrkish Con ...i
llondurits ........ :. M.l7th of the montb.!Southampto, ~1),0
CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 27th Foot-Lieutenant J.-C. Langford, from the 29t,h Everet and ..l. Schooling, Great Garden-street, White•
the father's deposition. Upon their return to the jus- the market they supported their prices, but beasts frotn
tingent, for the Crimea ; and Lieutenant Norton an ' India viaSoutham t. M 4th & cOth of men.' ~ ih .. SePi
25 to 1 agst Flacrow (taken) Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice O'Loghlin, who exchanges. chapel-road, wholesale ironmongers-E. J. Sadler and J. - ( P ) ' PlYin n .
tice-room, they were followed by a vast concourse of 30/. to 401. in value would be about 51. a head back, • India (via Marseillesal 9th&2sth of month Dover ..•• ••1
Surgeon Watt, of the 23d 'Regiment, for tbe Black Sea
25 to 1 agst Sultan (taken) 29th Foot-Lieutenant .1. P. O'Loghlin from the 27th Yeomans, Hanley, painters-E. Rowson and w. Poole, tenism Wes (see india)l7, 17, &27 of mon Dover_ • ed'i
persons, most of whom manifested great eagerness tO get Mr. Phibbs, from Ireland, had about 40 very superior e • • a,,,iee,
Ensign Maccionough, of the 20th Regiment, leaves fo
33 to 1 agst Lord Alfred (taken) Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Langford, who exchanges. Manchester, plumbers-J. Trumble mad W. Cook, Leeds, Ireland ........ M& Ni Twice daily ...... Hoh head ••••" t, iv
a sight of the prisoner. . colts and fillies and sold a good number of thern at an
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- Malta ; and Captain Randolph, Grenadier Guar& for • 3 :"cl Foot-Henry Elkias Bennett, Gent., to be Ensign, and Oxford-street, paper hanging manufacturers-J. A. fa5b0a.............. m,7, s, la, &27 of m.souteareptor SeP
', ' This meetine will be lone. remembered for he see e
The father, Cberles Tut6in, deposed that he was an averag•e of 4/. a head below recent markets. Mr. Mac- , -. e , e . . t ie. ot
Headley and R. Newbold, Kingston-upon-Hull, whar_ Madeira ............m '9th of the month'Southamptoe
the Crimea besides a few privates'and officers' servant., rc ase, vice r mons oune, promo ei .
by pu h • E 1 t t I
and about 14 horses. The H d 'll el t Pl-
y ,aspes wi ce. a ye auctioneer at Bath,- and the prisoner was his anly -son. donald, horse-dealer, Edinburgh, had a very large lot of ses which it &aye the s main I `
surpri e p gpu elic. The leading 33d Foot-Brevet-Lieutenant-Colon 1T B G ht .
e . ~ oug o .
fingers-S. E. Clark and G. Mosbery, Warwick-square, malielra ............N 23d of month .... Liverpool ...
mouth, where she will enahark about,2so men belong-1 Has four daughters-Jane, Eliza, Louisa, and Rosa. Highland ponies, which. met a similar reduction, in point events were pad,rti
'cularly remerkable for-their unex e fed
- Pn-- be Lientenant•Colenel, without purchase, vice Brevet,- City, embossers-4. Farnsworth and G. Caulton Beeston, sa -
Malta (sec India) ' I
site ..............N 8,18, &28 of mon. Dover ...- ••
ing to the Land Transport Corps,' and a 'few 'officers.' My wife's name is Helen Maria. All five live with me of value, to those of the Irish. results-the Champagne Stakes, the Great Yorkshire 0 1 IDih. A
saceones eartee, eeceased; Brevet-Lieutenant Colonel Geo. maltstersd-C. A. Jaquin and T. Jennines, Monkwell-sta Sfauritius (see InAiai '
This vessel conveys from Southampton 600 tons weight at Balebrook Lodge. The prisoner also lived •with me --. Handicap, and the St. Leger, being won by horses which Erskine tO he Major, without Purchase, vice Gough ; City, manufacturers ee buttons_ce. Get Lie and A. Scott, Mauritius ...........N,l4th of the month,
fs, o'l
of shells, and from 400 to 500 tons measurenaent of buts.l -as one of zny family. I keep.one eervant, the witness, • • ' in turf phraseology are called " outsiders." The race Lieutenant. A. B. Wallis to be Ca t • *th t 1 Brighton, drapers-J. Cooper and B. G. Cooper, Hazle Mexico
p am, wi . ou pure lase, ...„ „„„ .. m 2nd of the month.,'SoathanSP- ''
Naple...., . ~......N Mbleth2ethofmna. Dover .. • • ••1 is
She has been fitted for the accommodation b 132 officers,' Sarah Warren. . I always, enjoy good health ; but about RAILWAY T.RA,IFIC RETURNS. for the Cup- this day was marked by an incident which vice Erskine • • Ensign Cla A. Vaughan to be Lieutenant, Grove, Stockport, cotton spinners-R. W. Bishop and W.
New Granada ...... s.f ')(1 & 17th of f 'tenth senthamPte,'' 410
was much regretted-Wild Dayrell, the Derby victor, without Pure'lla`e, vice Wallis ; William Pugh Thomas, B. Greenfield, Throgmorton-street, City, stoCkbrokers- __,,, tine
250 men • and 14 horsee. -. ) edinrcet;:i 1 pas weeks: agrel came home between eight and nine -.8.--- a e Zealand .... .. .. .. 0"...y private ship ..IVarious pert
No. 51, ecrew-transport Northombeelanrtwal yester, o'clock in the: evening, with a headache, which I attri-
i- . • TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. broke down. Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Vaughan. F. G. Abell and H. Jones, Colchester, and Southampton- Papal stem
~ ,
•••••se•
e;stlllsth2lthofthon, Dover .• •• '' I .
4lth.Foots-Ensign R P. Newman to be Lieutenant, buildings, attorneys-B. Redfern and J. W. Grabens, penee„e,„
..........al 1thi7t112.7 thorn:on. SoutharilptOri 1 ".,
The business of the meetino• was conducted in a man-
, day nicirning hauled alongside Woolwieh Arsenal whal buted toeong fatigue and faging, having been to a sale -0
, without purchase, vice Irby, appointed Adjutant of Chel- Manchester, stonemasons-C. Coe and E. Crowther, Man- Peru ~............Mild & 27th of mon. Xeilthanyt": micefild
in order to' erobark at hieh water a number f r
o gu is o •
at Bridgewater. On my arrival at home I had some re- Miles 1 • . . I iteceipts. ner highly creditable to the officials.
... ..
Hospital ; William St. Clair Tisdall, Gent., to be En- cheater, merchants. Port Natal ..........Nlll erlertte. h
; !-%•IP. • . Various Pert', w
Wr• 1/17, err. 1, A 1-1.,17 A V PT 14, Tx, Ai' A iNr A ci..e+l,. r.,.... 4',,,.+1,,,, l- T...-..,--mn-........., I sea

No. 51 screw transport Northumberlandmil yester-i
,day morning hauled alongside Woolwich Arsenal wlia,rf,
in order to' embark at high water a number of guns o
large calibre. The Gibraltar was likewise towed down
from the dockyard and moored off the Arsenal, to com-
rnence shipping munitions of war and other necessaiiesi
f,r the troops in,the East. 300 casks of asphalte roof.:
mg felt, for the commanding ofliger of the Engineers in,
the Crimea,, have been received to form a portion of her;
'cargo. The Cochrane sailed yesterday for Greonhlthe,'
and thence for Balaklava.,

This Vixen, recently paid off at Woolwich, is to he
replaced, in order to convey machinery and boilers to
the western yards, in the room of the Rhadatnanthus,
despatched to the Black Sea with the floating battery
Meteor.
The party of recruiting officers of *h Royal Sappers
:and Miner, Lieutenant Lempriere, Sergeant-Major
Bradford, and other officers, have rejoined their quar-
tets at Woolwich froni Aidersbott, bringing back the
aggregate number of 181 volunteer-. Captain Siborne's
company, of 110 men and 120 hothes; is to march this
day for Liverpoo!, to embark for the seat of war. A
detachment of 20 men of the same corps has arrived at
Woolwich, at Chatham, to take the charge of huts for
.the Crimea ; and 25 are to 'proceed also to-day to Chat-
.ham, to be admitted into Colonel Sanhata's class for
iastruction. _ _

600 men of the 96th Regiment left Dublin nn wed_
nesday for the Curragh, and on Thursday 500 of the
same regiment were sent to the camp.
Major-General Sir James C. Chatterton, Ka, has
appointed as his aide-de-camp Major Francis Rowland
Forster, of the 4th.i.Retyal Irish Dragoon Guards, a di,_
tinguished Crimean offio6r. His arrival is daily expeaNl.
There is to bel4grqind review of all the troops at the
Curragh camp to*-d'ayr under command of General Lurd
Seaton, before his ExpE4lency the Lord-Lieutenant.
A military medical bOid was held on Friday, .at the
Invalid Depot, Casetiifft.e-barracks,. Brompton, by Dr.
Russell Dartnell, Deputy-Inspector-General of Hospi-
tals, when 56 invalids passed their. examination for die-
:charge. They comprised various corps. Among them
was Private James Ward, 34th Regiment, who obtained
patticular notice, owing to the number of wounds the
poor fellow received at Inkerman. He received three
bayonet wounds, two over the ,right eye and one on the
crown of the head ; he also received several wounds in
the arms, legs, and chest to the number of 14, andoN hat
is very remarkable, not one wound interferes with the
free use of his limbs. Sergeant J. A. Brodie, of the let
Dragoon Guards; also passed the Board., ,He W 39 sent
to the depot to be discharged, from Canterbury. (It
will be recollected that this non-commissioned officer
prevented a duel being fought between two officers of
his regiment, for which offence he was placed under ar-
rest, and released without a court-martial. He is re-
turned unfit for service, from chronic rheumatism And
debility. He has been in the service upwards of 18
years.)
; ;

FINAL EXAMINATION AND COMMITTAL OF
THE PRISONER
BATH, Friday.—The examination of the young man
Thomas Tutton, upon a charge of attempting to murder
his father, Mr. Charles Tattoo, was brought to a con-
clusion this day.
The magistrates, George Norman, R. Wilson Brown,
and George Kitson, Esqrs., took -their seats at twelve
o'clock, when the prisoner was brought in and placed at
the bar. He exhibited the same ease and indifference
which characterised his conduct on the last occasion,
but although he took copious notes of 'the evidence be
did not interfere with the examination, stating, in reply
to the magistrate's clerk, that he had confided his in-
terests to the legal adviser retained by his family, Mr.
Wilton.
The interest manifested by the public in the pro-
ceedings had in no degree subsided, and the court and
its approaches were so densely crowded that ingress and
egress even for the magistrates and witnesses was a work
of considerable difficulty. Subjoined is an outline of the
evidence.
Mr. Thornton J. Herapath, son of Mr. W. Herapath,
analytical chemist, of Bristol, deposed to having, on a
Tuesday at the latter part of August, received from Mr.
Harries, surgeon, of Bath, a brown basket fastened with
string, which in witness's presence he sealed with his
own seal. Witness delivered it to his father in the same
state in which he received it.
Mr. Win. Herapath sworn— I am an analytical che-
mist and lecturer on toxicology at Bristol. On Tuesday,
the 28th of August, I bad delivered into my hands by
my son a brown oval wicker basket tied with cord, and
sealed with the seals which I now produce, in a perfect
state. There was a card on it marked "Bath, Harries,
ppassenger ;" and also a private card marked "A. C.
Harries, 1, Walcot-parade, Bath." On cutting the
cord I found inside a washhand basin tied down with
oiled silk, containing the vomited remains of food, the
nature of the food being chopped potatoes. There was
also the bowl of a frying-pan, the handle of which had
been broken off, a dinner plate uncleaned after being
used, and a knife and fork in nearly the same state. On
analysing the contents of the wash-hand basin and bottle
I found arsenic in each of them. (The witness here
presented the metal arsenic as reduced upon copper by
Riensch's process, also a specimen of arsenious acid as
reproduced from that metal; also a specimen of the yel-
low sulphuret of arsenic produced from it, and likewise
Scheele's green, made also from the same metal, all of
which were produced from the basin. He likewise exhi-
bited metallic arsenic as obtained from the bottle.) Upon
examining the foul plate metallic arsenic was also pro-
duced by me from that which was upon its surface ; on
the knife there was a small portion of fried potato re-
maining, about 3-16ths of an inch in diameter, from
which I have produced arsenic, of which I exhibit ,a
specimen, but there was not enough to pass it through
the tests. The frying-pan, upon my examining it, had
evidently been attempted to be cleaned out with water.
Upon my boiling water in it in small quantities, and
condensing the solution considerably, I was enabled to
produce arsenic from that also, which I present. Updn
making these discoveries I sent a telegraphic message
to Mr. Harries to tell him that be bad better take pre-
cautions, as I thought the man would die.
Mr. Wilton objected to the last answer as not being
legally admissible evidence.
The Chairman—The witness may state that he com-
municated the result of his experiments to Mr. Harries.
Examination continued—lf the quantity of anenic
which I found had been retained in the stomach it would
have destroyed life. I
The Chairman—What do you consider as to the quan-
tity found in the basin ? I
Witness—lt would have been sufficient to destroy
life.
The Chairman—Then, what is your opinion as to that
found in the bottle?
Witness—lt would have been highly dangerous. I
am agreeably surprised to find that it did not produce
ulceration of the stomach.
The Coroner—You think that it would have been
dangerous to life ?
Witness—Yes ; there must have been some graia6
there. In the case of the contents of the bottle, and
also in that of the frying-pan, I applied the same system
of re-agents, and with the same results as in the case of
that found in the wash-hand basin. ,
By the Chairman—l am aware that arsenic now when
sold by druggists is required to be coloured. I found
Ino indication of any colouring matter. If it had been
coloured with any heavy substance I might not have
found it.
Sarah Warner was recalled, and told that Mr. Here.:-
path had discovered arsenic in the frying-pan, and other
matters, and she was asked if she had put any into the
potatoes. She swore most solemnly that she had not
done so. Never had any in her life, and did not knos,
what arsenic was,. Never heard of any having been
I
used for the destruction of rats or other vermin.
Mr. A. C. Harries, surgeon, was recalled to identify
his seals as cut from the basket, and also to speak to
Mr. Thornton Herapath as having received the basket
from him in Bristol.
The Chairman, addressing the prisoner, here said—
Your father is now in Bath, and we propose to examine
him. He states, hOwever, that he is in ill health, and
that he would be unequal to appearing here ; and as we
do not wish to drag him through the city, and expose
him to the inconvenience of this heated court, we pro-
polio to go to him and take his examination. It will be
necessary, however, that you should be present, and
, your legal adviser can attend with you.
Prisoner—Very well, sir.
The magistrates, with the prisoner, then proceeded to
the father's place of business in Milsom-street, ro take
' the father's deposition. Upon their return to the jus-
tice-room, they were followed by a vast concourse of
persons, most of whom manifested great eagerness to get
a sight of the prisoner.
The father, Charles Tutton, deposed that he was an
auctioneer at Bath, and the prisoner was his only son.
Has four daughters—Jane, Eliza, Louisa, and Rosa.
My wife's name is Helen Maria. All five live with me
at Balebrook Lodge. The prisoner also lived .with me
.as one of my family. I keep one servant, the witness,
Sarah Warren. . I always, enjoy good health ; but about
six weeks ago,l came home, between eight and nine
o'clock in the, evening, with a headache, which I attri-
buted to,long fatigue and fasing, having been to a sale
at Bridgewater. On my arrival at home I had some re-
freshment, but cannot tell what it was. I was soon
afterwards sick. -I vomited for two or three, .hours.,
I asked no`-one to come to
_y assistance. I have for-
merly often , been 'STC-arter a headache, but not
-lately ; and have often taken water' to clear my,
stomach, which has relieved me. I, cannot say if
my son or the rest of sthe family were at home,
when I was sick about six or eight weeks ago. On
the 9th of August I was again taken ill, after taking
tea, with the same symptoms, sickness and vomiting,
and I remained ill several hours. I cannot say if
my son was present when I had the tea. On, Monday
the 19th, Of August, I was again taken ill. We had a
leg of lamb for dinner, and I took some beer with my
dinner, which was poured into a tumbler for me, out of
a jug, by my son. I' drank about halt of it, and in less
than half an hour was again taken ill with vomiting. I
fancied that the beer tatted very coppery. Mr. Harries
attended me in the evening between 6 and 7 o'clock. I
was sick for several hours. I always go to bed when I
feel the sickneas coming on, and I took some warm water
on that occasion. On Monday, the 27th August, I re-
turned home in the omnibus, and had tea about five
o'clock, and I went into the garden for about two hours.
I felt hungry, and asked for some fried potatoes and
bacon. I think that the servant was ordered to do it,
and brought it up, but am' not certain. I ate very little,
's I did not like it-;--it was made too fat. There was but
a small quantity altogether. Ido not recollect finding
any copperish taste in it. My son was present part of
the time when I ate it. Almost immediately I felt sick
and went to my bed-room and vomited. Mr. Harries
came in the iieninr*b, and I told him I had been foolish
enough to eat some fried potatoes and bacon, and it was
too
fat. I have no recollection if my son was there wheti
I was so ill. I vomited while Mr. Harries was in the
room. lam now suffering great debility and weakness
from the effect of it. I never a
Wehit ohfadarsenic in my
d
mice
life,ic ea
there,
rnee.v eornusseudnidtaiyn, no
some brandy being brought, int
hyellwo9suhtashi wee
o.h f August, I rabtsari remember
Harries, but I did not take any. was
l i ordered
son
was
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have bed-roomnever
bad no knowledge of any f 0 ovioot againstb
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excepthave tie
throughver ha dmaendLipurging
Me till last evening. I have been out ofin
rg. Wilton—l do not ne.'
advice of Mr. Harr
wheernoslg.hexai,dnthineevdobmiy,tmin
know if my
son went for. Mr. Harries on. the 19th.
Miss Jane Tutton deposed to her father being ill on
the 19th and 27th, and that he was sick and vomited.
She-also stated that suspicions were entertained that her
father had taken poison.
Upon cross-examination by,,Mr. Wilton, she said on
the 19th her brother wished to go for Mr. Harries, the
surgeon, but she was not sure that he suggested it. he
left the dinner table once or twice on that day, and she
thought, but was not sure, that he complained of feel-
inghut es iocmk .e tHi
Ines
swsan
is
onkoot
di n i
nt hteh
eh agbairtdoefn s, i t
andt ing ihnatdh et sot up days
8,
through the study to get to it. •
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2C7htahi,rmn—hantit Fwaatshtehrewsaasmneotksinods sick the
ioonkotheessl.9th
Miss Eliza Tutton, Miss Louisa Tutton, and Miss
Rosa.Tutton having given evidence, which did not differ
substantially from that of the other witnesses,
The prisoner, who reserved his defence, was commit-
ted for trial at the next county assizes.

APOTHECARIES' HALL. —Nam es of gentlemen who
pawed their examination in the science and practice of
medicine, and received certificates to practice, on Thut s-
day last :—Major Kirkby Robinson, Acomb ; Alexander
Watson' _Wells-street, Hackney ; Sohn Dewherst Sour-
rah, Padibam, Lancashire ; William Lane Noott, Car-
digan ; Sohn Skinner, Kentish-town.
[AnvEßTlsEuntrr.]—Holloway's Pills an extraordinary
remedy for the cure of ' Bile and Liver Complaint.—
Copy of a letter from Mr. W. Baldwin, of New Bromp-
ton, Kent, dated August 25, 1855 :—" To Professor
Holloway. —Dear Sir,—Having suffered for sever al years
from a disordered liver, and finding medical aid of no
avail, I was induced to try your invaluable pillß, and
after taking them for a short time I have the greatest
pleasure to inform you that the'y have been the means
-of restoring me to perfect health.—Signed, W. BALD-
WIN." Sold by all medicine vendors throughout the
world, at Professor Holloway's establishments, 044,
Strand, London, and 80, Maiden lane; New York, by
Starapar Constantinople, A. Guidich Smyrna', and
`H. Hoods, Malta.

Miles receipts.
• opened, NAME OF RAILWAY.
1835. 1854. 1855.
• .
BRITISH. £ £
115 Aberdeen .... •• • • ...... ..... 3,152 3,500
'37% Belfast and Ballymena •............. 791 876
• 17 Belfast and County Down .• .• • .
32 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 2,493 2,455
26% Bolton, Blackburn, and West York •• • . -
117 Bristol and Exeter 7,642 7,363
189 - Caledonian. ......... ............ 12,357 12,0, 3
6,150 6,798
9414 Chester and H01yhead.•.............
6,A Cork, Blackrock, and Passage ••• • • • 290 255
6
20 Cork and Bandon .. • • ...... •• •• 1,031 1,106
5 Dublin and Belfast Junction • • • •
63 Dublin and Drogheda-. ......... 1,480 1,669
7% Dublin and Kingstown • 1,232 1,191
16% Dundee and Arbroath ..:........... 643 531
31 Dundee' Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 796 913
' Dundalk and Enniskillen.• .. • • • • • • • • 248 391
68 East 718 873
93 East Lancashire .• • • ........ •••• • • • • 6,610 6,655
417 Eastern Counties and Norfolk.. ••.. 3 21,742 22,949
Eastern Union ••• • • • ••••••• • • • • • .3
142 Edinburgh and Glasgow .• •••••• • • • • • 6,072 5,534
78 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee...... 3.216 3,364
6 Exeter and Crediton.. • • .. • • • • • • • • • •
22 Furness Railway ... .• ••• .. • •
183% Glasgow, and Sonth-Western • • ..• •• • 6,313 6,691
283 • Great Northern and E. L......... 20,016 22,03 J
188 Great Southern and Western (Ireland) 5,993 7,530
359% Great Western ........ • • .......... 25,102 29,415
25 Irish South Eastern •••• • • • •
90 Lancaster and Carlisle •••• • • • .
27.. to Lancashire and Yorkshire.. •• • • .• •• 22,092 ' 22,600
- Leeds Northern ...... • • • • • • • • • • •• ••
-
164• Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport...,
55314 London and North Western ... •• 58,593 62,383
5% London and Blackwall 1,792 1,641
• 181 London, Brighton, and South Coast 16,919 17,955
267 London and South .Western 14,932 17,800
60 Londonderry and Enniskillen 645 817
- Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, &c, -
171% Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 8,850 9,251
9% Manchester and South Junction 921 849
28 Maryport and Carlisle 1,024 1,056
498% Midland •••-••• • •• . • .. X 9,686. 31,023 '
126% Midland Great Western (Irish)
37 Monklands ........ -
78% Newcastle and Carlisle.. •
149 North British
- North Staffordshire •• • • .... • • -
91 North-Western • • 1,411 1,220
82% Scottish Central .• •• • • ...... ..... 2,842 3,122
32 Scottish Midland -
2916 Shrewsbury and Birmingham •• •
48 Shrewsbury and Chester
30 Shropshire Union • 913 812
5734 Mouth 2,484 2,647
289 South Eastern 21,576 28,356
162% South Wales 5,798 6,282
97 South York., Doncaster, and Goole
38 Ulf Vale •• 3,363 3,726
36 Ulster . •••• • • •
77 Waterford and Limerick • • ........ • • 749 936
27% West Cornwall
12 Whitehaven Junction .•• • • ...... • • 388 361 ,
682 York and Newcastle, and Berwick &
York and North Midland & Leeds -
• FOREIGN.
5714 Dutch Rhenish • • ••••.••••• •• • • • • 1,720 2,368
262 Lyons and Mediterranean
:6:32 BIN
Paris
rinni t esu
arr
Northernne
and
nuosd
of
Troyes:Fnaidrseabgnuecre.g.h._ .
:2354: :Nr)rleesat,nrsnaonf and Central
.......... • -
240 -
Paris and Lyons •• •• •••• •• •" 82 Paris and Rouen. •• •• •• "•• ""••• ••••
59 - -
Rouen and Havre ••
•••••

The business of the meeting was conducted in a man-
ner highly creditable to the officials.
RIFLEMAIT,—After the race for the St. Leger Rifleman
pulled up. with so much apparent, lameness that it was
generally believed be had broken down. Tinder this
impression his owner gave orders for him to be sent
home. After a few hours' rest, however, he was found
to be,quite right again, and at the last moment it was
determined to start him for the Don Stakes, which he
won very cleverly, beating his old, opponent Fandango,
who rail second.

RACINcI-•FIXTI
• • SEPTE:

'Pontefract
Lichfield
Leicester
Lanark

20
OCTI

'Chester
Wrexham " 4 i
• Bedford 4
Newmar:ket S 0
Royal Caledonian Hunt 10
NOVE

Liverpool

7R.EB FOR 3855.
MBER.

Newmarket F 0 25
Walsall 26
Northallerton

-26th- Poot—Ensign James Givins to be Lieutenant,
without !purchase; Wm. Franklyn, Gent., to be Ensign,
without purchase, vice Givins.
27th Foot—Lieutenant J.-C. Langford, from the 29th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice O'Loghlin, who exchanges.
29th Foot—Lieutenant J. P. O'Loghlin, from the 27th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Langford, who exchanges.
3'd Foot—Henry Elkias Bennett, Gent., to be Ensign,
by purchase, vice Edmonstoune, promoted.
33d Foot—Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel T. 8., Gough to
be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Brevet-
Colonel Blake, deceased; Brevet-Lieutenant Colonel Geo.
Erskine to be Major, without purchase, vice Gough ;
Lieutenant A. B. Wallis to be Captain, without purchase,
vice Erskine ' • Ensign G. A. Vaughan to be Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice Wallis ; William Pugh 'Thomas,
Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Vaughan.
4"th Foot—Ensign E. P. Newman to be Lieutenant,
without purchaSe, vice Irby, appointed Adjutant of Chel-
sea Hospital ; William St. Clair Tisdall, Gent., to be En-
sign, without purchase, vice Newman.
48th Foot—Lieutenant B. H, Heathecte to be Captain,
by purchase, vice West, promoted.
49th Foot—John Isaac. Nason, Gent., to be Ensign,
without purchase
152 d Foot—Edward Xing, Gent., to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Hon: F. Le Toer Trench, promoted.
• 57th Foot—Assistant-Surgeon Benjamin Williamson,
M. 8., from the Sttiff, to be Assistant-Sargeon, vice Brady,
appointed to the Staff.
tiOth Foot—Jenico Preston, Gent., to be Ensign, by
purchase, in succession to .Lieutenant Robertson, pro-
moted.

67th Foot—Ensign R. E. Barry to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase, vice Fisher, appointed to the 82(1 Foot ;
Evan Lee Young, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase,
vice Barry.
69th Foot—To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ens•
sign 0. Roberta, vice Dorington, deceased; Ensign B. F.
Stirke, vice Allen, deceased. To be Ensigns, without pur-
chase—John Whiteforth, Gent., vice Stirke; Edward.
Marwood Vincent, Gent., vice Roberts.
77th Foot—Assistant-Surgeon Wm. Thomas Paliologus,
from the Staff, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Miller, ap-
pointed to the 11th Light Dragoons.
79th Foot—Ensign B. Everett Co be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Percival, promoted ; Thos. Ballard Dougal,
Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Everett.
82d Foot—Lieutenant L. W. Fisher, from the 67th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase ; Wm. Temple
Thompson, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase.
85th Foot—Ensign L. H. Ward to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Scott, who retires.
89th Foot—Acting Quartermaster-Serjeant William
Sibbald to be Quartermaster, vice Watson, appointed to
a Depot Battalion.
92d Foot—Cc.ptain James George Hay, from the Lime-
rick City Militia Artillery, to be Paymaster, vice Duff,
about to be removed to a Depot Battalion.

BANK OF J
An Account pursuant to the Act '
the Week ending on Battu&

ISSUE DIM
Notes issued 27,668405

£27,668,005

Warwick Autumn l6
Richmond • 17
Newmarket 22
Worcester 30

Dated the 13th day of Sept., 14,

BANKING or
Proprietors' capital .. 14,553,0(10
Rest ..... .. 3,6 37.340
Public deposit E (in-
cluding Exchequer,
Commissioners of
National Debt, Sav-

3NGLAND.
rth and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, fo]
ty the Bth day of Sept., 1855.
LITIKENT.

Government debt .... 11,015,10
Other securities...—. 2,984,9' 0
Gold coin and bullion 13,e68,0 5
Silver bu11i0n........

Vlf3Ell.
Shrewsbury l3

91th Foot—Ensign F. H. Elliot to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Meade, promoted.
97th Foot—Ensign J. E. D. Hill to be Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice Derman, killed in action ; Lieut.
Douglas A. McGregor to be Adjutant, vice Derman, killed
in action.

£27,668,005
MARSHALL, Chief Cashier.
155.
PART:KENT.

Government securities

ing's Banks, and
Dividend Accounts) 7,591,337
Other deposits 10,970,353
Seven Day and other
Bills •••••••• •• •• •• 991,t56

Rifle Brigade—Quartermaster Thomas Gough to be Pay-
master.

(ineludg.Dead Weight

Annuity) 13,031;88
Other securities...... 16,637,227
Notes • • .......... 7,525,900
Gold and silver coin.. 519,37 i

AUGMENTATION OF THE ARMY WORKS CORPS.—It iS
Corps ; the number of another
battalion of the Army Works
of one-half of whom muTteh2
intended to raise anoth
required is 1,200, upwards
ail;
rveizni.,4cinardpeernntearvs:, stoietilmechanics of the following
ieas,l,oNrGelse able-bodied labourers. '
a, masons, and bricklayers,
at rnadd et
APPREHENSION OF A
Town-hall, Sheffield, on Thursday,
BURGLARS.—At the
John Gardiner, cutler, Joseph Mills,' three men, named
Thorpe, file cutter, were charged belocreutiteir,r. and Mark
Fisher, the
Mayor, with three daring and extensive
'namely, a burglary in the , house of Mr. S. 133rbigbeeerles—
blade manufacturer.; a burglary in the house of- Al' awl
H. Hammond, pawnbroker ; and breaking into the
C.
warehouse of Messrs. Wilson, of Sharrow-mills, and
stealing a large quantity (about 1501, worth) of snuffs
and cigars. The house .of Mr. Briggs was entered
during. the absence of the family, the inner doors forced
open, and every room ransacked. The thieves carried
off 3/. in money, a quantity of silver plate, two feather
bedsra pistol and daggers, a French time-piece, decan-
terlrame, and several articles of jewellery and wearing
apparel. The warehouse of Mr. Wilson's snuff-mills at
Sharrow-lane was broken open during the night of Wed-
mesday, the sth inst., and several large canisters of snuff
and a numberof boxes-of cigars were stolen. All three
prisoners were fully committed for trial at,the next York
assizes, on tha charges of Messrs: Wilson and Mr. Briggs.

437,743,586

falta ...... S. 18, & 28 of mon. Dover
Mauritius (see India)
Mauritius ........ ...N,l 4th of the month
Mexico 2nd of the more...lB°llo=lA"
. N Mblsth2.sthormon. Dover .. • • ••
New Granada & 17th of inontl• SouthamPto,' „..,,cofts4l
New Zealand .may private ship .. Various port v.
Papal States ...... sthlsth2lthofthon, Dover •• •• '• ,
Peninsula 3117th17th27 thorn:on. Southarppton
Peru Mitt & 27th of mon. Iko,lthamP.'" air
Port Natal private ship... Various perts,
„N'sth-15th25thoinion, Dover . • •• A
Tuscany .., N'sthlritti2stholblon.Dovor •• • • " sot. Iv
Venezuela...... 31'2cl Ss filth ofulout.h.SouthamPtm'
VanDiernen`sLiusti (sec
Australia)
Wcst Indies

Dated the 13th day of Sept., 18,

. 16
yt 12f1 A 17th f montt•lSoutharnPO' g pt

i . £37,743,586
M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier.
55.

AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.

Ist West India Regiment—Ensign F. East to be Lieu-
tenant, without purchase, vice Cave, deceased.
2d West India Regiment—Ensign J. R. Thomson to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Kavanagh, who retires.
Ceylon Rifle Regiment—Ensign; William Biddulph
Pinchard, from the 7th Foot, to be 'Ensign, without pur-
chase.

Gold Coast Corps—The promotion of Captain Thomas
Cochrane to bear date the 25th January, 1855, in lieu of
11th May, 1855, as previously stated.
STAFF.—Captain and Brevet-Colonel the Hon. Alexan-
der Gordon, C. 8., Grenadier Guards, to be Deputy Quar-
termaster-General at Head Quarters, vice Major-General
Sir Arthur W. Torrens, X.C..13., deceased ;Captain Thomas
Andrews Rawlins, from tho 86th Foot, to have the Sub-
stantive Rank of Staff Captain Of the Depot for Invalids at
Chatham, and to have the paymentof the Invalids at that
place.
lINATTACHED—Lientenant Robert Mordaunt Dickens,
from the 17th Foot, to.be Captain, without purchase.
ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE—Captain Robert Mordaunt
Dickens, from half-pay Unattached, to be Captain of Com-
panies of Gentlemen Cadets, vice Brevet-Major Daly.
HOSPITAL STAFF.—Assistant-Staff-Surgeon Waldegrave
Rock Thompsad, M.D., to be Staff-Surgeon of the Second
Class vice Merchant, deceased;. Assistant-Surgeon Thos.
Clark Brady, from the 57th Foot, to ba Assistant-Snr,eon,
vice Paliologus, appointed to the' 77th Foot. To bepAct-
ing Assistant-Surgeons=Henry Richard Lobb Veale,
M.D. ; Charles Cooper, Gent. ; Thomas Grantham Atkin-
son, Gent. ; James Greig Leask, M.R. - James Cruice,
Gent. ; Fredexick Lesslie Walker Wright, Gent. ; Henry
Alexander Gogarty, Gent. ; Neville Gray Du Vernet
Parker, M.D. The appointment of Mr. David Elvy hobb,
as Purveyor to the Forces, to be antedated to 21st Feb.,
1855.

BREVET.—Captain Thonias Colman, of the 9th Foot, to
be Major in the Army. To be Lieut.-Colonels in the
Army—Bret-et-Major Thonias Colman; of the 9th Foot;
Major Edward Stopford Claremont, half-pay unattached;
Lieut. and Captain Elwyn Shorard Burnaby, of the Gre-
nadier Guards, attached to the British Italian Legion,
under the command of Brigadier-General the Hon. H. H.
M. Percy, to have the local rank of Major while so em-
ployed; Theophilus Faris, formerly Captain in the 35th
Foot, Depot Adjutant to the German Legion, at Shorn-
cliffe, to have the rank of Captain while so employed.

_ re
•
Whenany of these dates fall on a Sunday, the malls
spatchel on the following day. with the exceptifin of the
Southampton), and the Malta. both of which will be deep''
p receding day:

The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted from the returns made in the week ending Sept. 1,
1855. exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable
thereon, on the importation thereof into Great Britain :
From the British Possessions in America 26s. Sid.
g, Mauritius
‘• Si East Indies 29s. 3id.
The average price of the three foregoing descriptions of
Sugar, computed as above, is 275. 4id. per cwt.

ADMIRALTY. SEPT. 10.
Corps of Royal Marines—Secontl Lieutenant Samuel
James Nicoll To-le Fifirriii.63,daa; vice Pearse, to
half-pay.

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tIOSI3IISSIONS SIGNED BY LORDIIETJTENiqTTS.
King's Own Light Infantry Regiment of Militia--.-Ensign
Joseph Wigg to be Lieutenant vice rrioe, who retires ;