The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-20 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TAITFASALL'S. -MOSDAY. ffetllisg os the pad week's stelae at Newmarket was pro ceeded with from an early hour in the afternoon, and the atteadaece of members to meet their engagement's was large. Honey appeared to be abundant, and although a few cenplaiate were beard, still, upon the whole, the settlement of accounts was pronounced to be equal to the average of any great meeting. Wheel it is also remembered that sevend were at Lincoln the few accounts left standing over may be well ace:meted for. Betting on the Cambridgeshire mu carried on at intervals during the afternoon, but it was not natal latish that anything like a real demon itration too k o w e. Limosina, who was made such a hot 'us is the City is the morning, was in increased demand at Hyde-perk-corier, 100 to 30 having been taken to money, but at the close 4to 1 was demanded. Catch em Alive was, however. the shuttlecock of the day, for, after he had receded to 10 to 1, taken and offered, he rallied • bit, and when it was discovered that the hostility against the hone originated in a mere " shave, " he was once again reinstated aa mooed favourite at 6to 1 offered, but backers being still chary, they stood out for 8 to 1, at which they were accommodated towards the finish. Carnival found a host of hien& at 103 to It, and sethe members were lea • the lawn 11 to 1 was booked to 501. The attempt to " twig Summerede sae a failure, 25 to 1 beieg takes sad offered. 1.000 to 30 was accepted three times about Borealis, sad Jack of Hearts would have been sup ported at the manse prin. Birdhill and Roman Be. were lees at offers of 40 to 1 each. Several outsiders would have been backed, but the "long range " sought for was too much for the nerves of even the stoutest layers ; the longest price we saw booked was 2,000 to 15 twits about Myrtle. Forty " centuries " were accepted about Ackeorth fur the Derby. Ckwing prioes:— CAMBRIDOKSHIRE STAKES. 100 to 30 apt Irani Stamford's Litootiaa, 4 yrs, 7st 31b (t of) ft to 1 Yr.W. Day's Catch-'ern Allvs,4 yrs, 7stlt) 10 to 1 Lord Coreatry's Exabequer, 4 yn, 7st 121 b (t) 11 to 1 Yr. Naylor's Carnival, 3 yrs, 84 81b (t) to 1 Yr. B. T'sat Drank's Sammanids, 3ln !Sot 9111 (9 & off) 25 to 1 Mr. T. Outer's, jun., Grande Dams, 3 yrs Hot (o 1) 1000 to 35 Mr. Thoottorres Jock of Hearts, 3 yrs eat eyeoff) 1000 to 30 Mr. l'Asses's Borealis, 3 yrs, 7.t llb (t) 33 to 1 Lurd lisisman's Despair, 4 yrs, bat 1316 (t) 33 to 1 Colonel Towne's, 'a Hubert, 4 yrs, fiat 81b ( & off) 40 to 1 Mr. t Lincoln's Roman Bee, 3 yrs, 64 101 b (off ) el 40 to 1 Duke Boanfort's Birdhill, 4 yrs, 7st 71b (off ) 100 to 1 LardStrathmore's Bohemia, 3 yrs, Gat Glb oe MOO to 15 M r d) W. Fitswillism's Myrtle, 5 yrs. 74 llb (t) DERBY. 40 to 1 apt Mr. H. Hill's Ackworth (t) BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—MONDAY. CAMIBBIDGIMIKE STAKES. 9 to 2 apt Lizoonna (wanted) sto 1 Catch-'eta Alive (off) 12 to 1 Carnival (1) 14 to 1 Exchequer (t) 20 to 1 Sumenweide (t and off) 90 to 1 Bathilde (off) ID ho 7 Birdhill (off) 25 to 1 Hubert (t) 25 to 1 Grande Dante (toad off) 3to 1 Jack of Hearts (t) 60 to 1 Aofield (t) 60 to 1 Alerts (off) 100 to 1 Gamma (off) 100 to 1 Blackdown (off) LINCOLN AUTUMN MEETING.—MoNDAT. Although the card was not of a very inviting character, Ise weather, good &Ida, and excellent acing inaugurated the revival of the Autumn meeting at Lincoln. There were Ave bens of sport on the first day, which brought out twesty.siss rumen. The Catholne Stan, for which five ended, versed oonsidnable divenity of opinion as to .Rid Wheal would be likely to produce the wineer, and sough to 4 was at first taken about Lyra, she retrognidea Is IS to I when the commisione for Blight and Faunae buy ware wanted. gir George fitriddand's mere MN how we; the nionask the %Al eine teen. The wilds ef the fear maws molested the Belli( Hurdle Race, which would have undoubtedly resehed is the defeat of the favourite bad the rider of Cromlech chosen to come awn after clearing the led hurdle. The Lincolnshire Autumn p ended in the defeat of the two favourites, Bally Edmond lad Adler dins, by The Moak, who won his owner another respectable dabs. The Blessiany Selling Bakes introduced five starters, the when of the entries, and the winner found a new owner la NIL W. Barber, who gave 105 guineas for him. The last seas, taw Ride Volunteer Ilaoditep Hurdle Race, had eight amen and produced an excellent ace between Heiman and Margery, the first-earned having peened the judge a is armee of Mr. Maiek's were, bat as ea objectioo en she pound of foal riding was lodged spinet the maser, the remit remains in 'bovine, said this day (Tuesday). The fenewisig an detail, of the ninziag Tern CASHOLKI Brains of 5 sore. gook, with 40 added ; =olds ; colts, Be l 10 1 b ; Wise, Sal 5 1 b. Certain sad allowances (Biz Or G. Strleklencra I,yra, by Orphsus " Vien of Routh, it lib , H. °timbal 1 Mr. Join Osborne's Funeonhorg. Sot 61.12 it2= 2 Bk. Walluel Ma Bouquet, Sot 112 c Blight and Watts olio rata TM batting 'paid at b to 4 art Lyn, bat aimed at 2 Me 1 sack agss lasewaberg sad gbh, aad 5 to 2 at e llya. Fairmabarg mode the mania& followed by the sok rm. Boaquet, Blight, and Lyra it the order Darned, maid arriviag it t h e straight, where Lyra }Mad Fay. amberg. mates two at the datums qulteed their hones, wed Lyra beading Joha Caborsee bens at the half dia. Male man away, sad won sully by two lengths. Z. Beagaet • bad third, aad the other two beaten a. Ma ammo HERDLI Rica of 5 am. each, with 40 aided; Jailing allowances. (00e mile sad threespariare.) Mize Tilburn's Prlneeis , late ifolderryks), by B Wont* S yrs (1001). Het (/rtt ar ke - rj 1 Mr. T. Banauft's Cronstadt, 5 yrs (101.,, Nut IT. Barnum) Mr. Poses Quarantine, by the Cure, dyes, (XX), 10st ,Owner) Aunk Laniis Woo ran._ Heflin: 11 le 10 agetP7ioicen, - a7d 2 ba 1 apt oat Assiut Assiut Lewitt =ode play followed by Cronsfadt sod emanate, ; Princess lying off. They raa thus until ant,. tag opposite tho u = on the far a& of the coarse, where Orawandt, who at his feselo. took up the running. hawing Amato Laura is else attitudes's, Quarantine three oft, awg Primes a dons Unfits la the rear. Pro along the lase aide towards the tarn into the stoic Qoanodsa joined Croweadt. the two lamp* the hot kurdU together. Irurnediately upon settles into the straight Oreastadt bad his opponent beaten, and without payieg the alighted attention to the reatensder the jockey Mewed Prisons to get up, and she getting the first run yen by half a length. A bad third. There was no advance upon the selling price of the whom ins LI.COLN Ammo . H.LTDICAP cd 10 nom each ; 3 ft, awl 'sly 3 if declared, with 100 added ; winnow was, one wile and three quarters (34 alba, 18 of whom declared.) Mr. J. ihnoe's The Monk, by Idle Boy—Mattollne. I yrs, Tat 10U &Minnie') 1 Mr. T. Mashie Mart of &array, 4 Tra eA 1316 Mot.) I Mr. & Thalltuaon's Bally Edmund, I yrs. Mo Fordharn) The following also ran :-1/Jucatter, Com:Arum, Slbylla, sod Aldieratone. Betties : 7to dept Bally lichnood. 2 to 1 apt Atber shist, 3 to 1 pi The Meek, S to I apt Earl of hurley, end 10 be I offered's,' melt of the ethers. Domeier lumped away in front, followed by EU! of Surrey and Mbylla ; Bally Edmond attended ea either aide by Athentom and The Monk, Conundrum elm up, lent, Goisi up the wiedmiß Hal Doncaster ma is freak, bet upon roman the tep turn Berl of Surrey took a elder lead of DINISIIII4If, whepreeeded Belly Edmond three lengths, mid at the brick kilns Attierstone dropped into the rear arid Belly Edmond, fe empeny with The Moak, pealed Demister. Thar* was my little varieties until they came Leto the straight, where Yuri of Remy was joined by Bally Edmond and The Moult, the latter of ohm waited upon the pair until reaellieg the esteem, when he came away sod won by foe: ;smiths. A eissolerdidasse separated the mood and third, sad Dom caster wan beaten two lengths from the favourite. Set BLANCIIrt Iftwec &rates of 5 eon. such, with 15 added, for an egee ; selling alai other allowances. Three apartina of • arils. Mr. Whit:We Contractor, by Charleston --Costreetion, t yrs MK), l t Illb . (Carron) I lac J. Osbeene's e by Geols.al Wiliblea—Weetherden'e desk I yrs (OIL), Get 71b tear let lib) (Whiteley) t Yr. leynarde The Sapper, 2 yre . Orinesbaw) 3 Dist Cheep amid Hilly Grove also ran. Bannon: 5t04 es Dirt Cheap, 7 to 2 apt Tho &ppm end 4 to 1 each apt the General Williams colt and Oentrador. The Saper made play. followed by Dirt Cheep, Contractor, th e General 'Anima colt, end Hilly GM'S is the order named into the straight, from which west CONORSIAOR gredoelly neared the beet, sod at the 4iMem3e got the led, which he maintained to the end, sod wen easily by • length ; two length s ted the seemed wed Wild. The wiener warn parohered by Mr. W. Slarbec far 106 moisten. Tn Man ?oculars' HANDICAP HOLM" RA= ;al 5 we t onah, 1 ft, with 40 added ; vicious arson. Two seism Ma w. iefftra Adana, by Cowart, 6 yn. 104 814, allow) Mr. I. Marates Mazgery, 4 yrs, lON DO (Ur. (J W . Jame') I Mr. A. Dunhill's Eerier Witch, aced, get IMb bsitmo Ifs fenewtoge (G. se ran Conadence. Serious Madat Cam, g by Boling. toam Sepeier, eat Prisms. (late theclemmte;. NM* sto 2 eget Margery, 7to Sapt Itepenter,6 to 1 anal apt Mama awl Camidence, 6 to 1 eget Liar Witch, nod 10510 15 anal Prlnows. Serious Cede sad Wripavy awe aidely held tbe Wad into the arnaight. where Fletwaa sum in the trash, awl wen by • length. ?wo Wirth' tetween .std and MK aad throe lengths Menses third sad berth. Am ebjeethee, ae tbe ground of foul ridlag, wee inked wawa the winner. Malan far Has 11/Jam's PLAIN. Two Miles.--04- Inalaw.kaan Woodfield, Maly Unwed, the Guard. Cana Os, and Ils. TILE EXF: Erre= for the CONSOLATION RANDOM!. et, SOTA, with 20 &Idea. Sit tulles., . . st lb fit lb Schamble Domestic Heel el the Mat II 6 Mt Cheep 612 Mugery 7 1$ Key 01 the Oats lady Illreh 6 0 The tapper ADDITIONAL AIIIIITALS.—YeIIer Del, Mary Ann, Socks, Caller Ou, Dan Daemon, Bernice, the Tyke, Jane Shore, and the Lead of the West. KELSO AUTUMN MEETING. A SWEEPSTAKES of 10 son, each, h ft, with 60 added, for 2-yr-olde ; colt., 84 101 b ; EUis, Bat 71b ; three quarters of a mile. (13 subs.)—Chivaby, Eagle's Wing, Dawdle. Veterinarian, Mrs. Little, Castle Pupae Glasgow, Persua- M non, Eola, M amboed , Toes-tool, Henrie tta, Pixie. Trth itoxsuaotur IiANDICAP of 15 wee each, 10 ft, and 5 only if declared, &a., with 200 added by his Grace th e ' Duke of Roxburgh., : wieners extra ; second to receive 25 sore, out of the stakes. One mile and • half. (10 subs., 6 declared.) The highest weight aocepting being Bst, it has been raised to Bst 121 b, and the others in proportion. Age at lb Age st lb Joey Jones (16619 su) 6 9 4 Blocidin Unless .Incfilb ex) .. 4 8 7 Early Purl 8 7 1 The Monk iinci/lb ex) 6 8 6 Hanky Ben 3 612 Lo4loasie Klac 5 8 $ Petition lip Mary 4 712 Alice Doors Calve 4 7 8 The iterf I 8 Old Orange Obi .. r . 3 7 5 TBa STIWARDB' CUP of 50 ours., given by the stewards of the meeting, added to a sweepstakes of 3 sore. each ; 3-yr-olds, 7st 711); four, Bst Blb ; five, 121 b; sir sod aged, Vet ; mares sad geldings allowed 31b ; certain winners extra; allowances ; mooed to receive half the sweepstakes. Once round and a distance. _ _ _ _ iitOwiTos; Bra® of 3 PM each, ss. ftirehis, 104 2ib ; four, llst 2lb ; five, list 101 b ;au aced 12st certain winners extra ; seamed to receive oar of Um stakes ; gentlemen ridge ; jockeys, ilb extra. Ow mils sad a half. Tat Kuno Pr.ara (Handicap) of 50 eon. ; winners aztaa. One rails. Ala at In AP 66 IB Joey Jones 6 9 II Uttlecoto Lothian's King 6 7lt ManchaAer Michael Scott Uttle Nell ~ ti b) .... • 7 4 Persuasion 3 II Ms Ileore Bossy Bell T 1 Lisette ll 3 7 1 Natant 1 Unfaehlonableßessty II 3 71 • Basher 3 U Alias Certainty Enfield s 11 11 r THOMADAT._ Tns Fars AND EASY ITACIDC;II 3 sows. each, with 25 added ; 2.yr-okle, list; throe, Bst ; foar. get ; dee, six, and aged . , 9et 71b ; certain penalties sad snowmen ; secood to receive half ths sweepetakes. 7 f 'visage. Ter Bosnia HANDICAP of 10 son. each, 5 ft, and 3 only if declared, with 50 added by the Border Racing Club ; winners extra ; second to ears WS stake. Two miles. (15 ants., ! declared.) The highest weight accept' ig Wag Bat 71b, it has been raised to Bst 121 b, and the others is proportion. st lb Aipe s$ Joey Jones (Inc. 1510 Donne Canna ai a 9 a Old Orange Girl .... a 7 4 Lioness Oa 91b oz.) 4 8 4 Bloadia The Moak (lac. 9lb Lamblatake 6 8 3 Early Purl 3 611 L:ttiaa Yin a 8 I Bomaißan 3 6 9 •>w Mary 4 7 7 Tao ;Stumm Wet= Brant el 5 sena oink with BO added by Lord Charles Lines KU' and his friends, for Lusters ; 4-yrelds, list 41t• ; Ars, list nib; ix and med. 124, thoreegh-hred home 71b extra; winners arks (meteleas ezooptad) ; wooed to receive 10 soya; mamma riders. _Two ream_ _ Tan Innzanane Pura am 'ova, added to • stakes of 2 son. sash ; 3- Tst 19b ; four, iist sw ir; five, fist 51b ; six sad 9H flub ; Bellies and other snow man. ; snood to Tessin halt the sweepstakes. ODC• round sad • distasos. TIN WELTER Our (Handicap) of 50 sows., given by his Orate the Duke of Boteleseh, added to • sweepstakes of 5 sows. each, h ft ; whore extra ; sewed to resseve 10 sows. oat of the stakes ; gesaleassa rides ; jocks's. 71b ash% Oue mile aed three-qoarless.--If the highest aeospeaag weight be under 71b, it will be raised to that, aad the others io propottioN. st Age d Lothian's King ••Age lb It Johnny Ougis (kV .. a 11 I Certainty Michael Scott II 11 a ] Lawn Tab Pk b, 6lO 7 Wes/Derwin 4 U 3 110164 Jobs U I MI6 * 30 _ _ _ Forfeits to be Anima to the clerk d the einem ea Oct. 20, et the time d entry for the raw that necked Weights published Oet. 13, at 11 a.m. Tae Trumann PLATZ 50 WI.; whieseed 50 num dories the meeting. 51b ; a 1 100 som.. 10lb extra ; weights not mornadatim ; hams having darted twits daring the maitre( mid net won allowed 151 b. 7 tarkroga.— The weights to be pabliehed Wore the econeesosteset of the rasa GREAT INDIAN PENINSULA RAILWAY: The report of the directors to the half yearly meeting on the Mel instant states that the average number of Who of railway open for traffic during the half-year was 604, Wag an increase of 66i miles woe the number opus in the correspond lag period of the maims year. The gross MOCHA mama' for traffic was 290,4431.16 e. 114., equal to 6761.6.. 60.= railway mile, sad to lie. B} B . par bah mile. Of amount 56,1001. 10s. 6d. woo =prided in Inasperting the ad& between the gape in the railway sydsse at the Elm and the Thull Ghtts, which left the sum of 334,3431. 51. 511. received for Male as per the general mono asoxuat. Againat this bider rum are ad the worlds g modems of the railway, amounting to 149,569/. lis. 2d., which leaves • not profit for the half-year of 84,7841. 2.• 3d. carried to the credit of " set MINIM mood " h redac tion of the goverment armor ft account of interest. The receipts par railway mils me higher last half.yoar by RR. 2a. 90., not withstaadiag the hicreased mileage wedged ; tint ultlongh ready to acknowledge this u being • Datis factory feature of the amount, the directors are of manias that &Mill bettor result would have bar imprint bed each rates bison in faros as the board cassidsr tits company are fairly entitled Mahar's, mad which they have for a long time put been eadeavoariag to get the comsat of the ge yerament to intradm. The damage views on the sub ject were in the ism* of Jane last again prominently brought before the government authorities at home and in India. and they have sow Tema to lisps that it will be shortly dealt with is sad sissemer as to realise the company's just axpactatioca. The working exposer amount to 63.81 per out. of the receipts brought into the revenue statement, being as Monism of 1.71 pr ant. npoa the impasses of the mammthag' of last year. This rate of per comps iscludes owever, under the Inallag of "compsosatioa," the sum of 24,13161. 19s. 7d., or 10'51 per coa► of the receipts ; the amount of that item in thy carrespoadiag period Meier; been only 7961. 125.. 10d., or 047 par cant. Exidediag " ompensation` from the calculation, the ratio of expenditure to receipt' lad half year is 63'31 per mat, as amount which in the impure fact sate of the railway cannot be regarded as exessins. The directors regret that the company should have sus toned the serious loss of 24,6181. 19a. 7d. ; it arose chiefly in connexion with the °Moe traffic, several accidental fires having occurred in mins of cotton during the dry mum, sad a coosiderabis quantity of codas which was in come of traaait at the commemont of the south-west momocei having been unavoidabi damaged by rain while in the company's Tim mass which led to the Madan have ham easefully considered by the directors, in ormianction with the government. and measures have boon taken which It ie hoped will prove effective to guard against similar accidents in futon. Theme' portion of the railway and the rolling stock aad mod I. nee sea reported to hays been tho roughly main throughout the half.year. Appended is a report of Sr. M. W. Graham, the chief resident engineer dated Bombay, 7th September, which affords f u ll i n f orm ; Doe of the progress sad state of the works wader comm. tics. By the cad of this yaw the *sly works of importance upon the null Out Imbue which will sot be finished will be No. 2 toned sad the Rhogaina viaduct, sad Mr. Gramm sees nothing in three works to provost them being completed by May next. Upoe the several other contracts the works are bag imergotically prossentad. Mr. Graham's report open the serveys which have been mails of the alternative lie., to the south mat of Sheila pore has not yin bean rewired, but is expected shortly. In consequences of the Seminary of Slats for fedi", having determined not to extend the existing system of gmantes, mid the directors feeling that this comony's Mend re quired that measures should forthwith be takes to sawn Meeonstructioa of the branch to mud their line with Lim, which had been surveyed by their amisom with the amadtm of the goverameat, they, la the month of Jam led, format • separate company, called "The Oran India Peninsula Extension Railway Comma? (Limited)." with the °blotto( whin arid worlds' the "adore liss. The projed was favourably entertained both by the 'overawed sad the public ; but it having been (mad esaissou7 to refer the mgotiations to Lida whack bed bees opened with the go vernment, is order to obtain for the UMW= Commayilis requisite concessions sad sishroadocia. the directors of lid company deferred India{ sa allotammt of Mama; sad re- quested their colleague, Mr. A. S. Aprtee.LP., to premed to ladis adconclude strummed. wit( the there. Mr. Ayrtoa is sotordingly at proems ia l ; ad whilst thorn he will also ad as a ramsbm of Ow y committee of directors, an maagmosat whisk the beard believe wall madam greatly to thisoompeay's Wade la the settlement of several important quistkisi. We to the mood of 81. per share Mum in arrears apoe twenty shims of the company numbered 224,571 to 924, 6 40 sselsaive, and 225,226 to 225,235 'Delusive, the dirsoban have dselerei these shares forfeited, and a resolution to modem the for feiture of the will be oultenitad is the mining. MITILOPOLITAW Fan Howerm., Dsvorevanut• WAR; thm—'PM aggeepte ambeirel Wiest. relieved daring 11,41 reek wale( Oat. 17 wr—lasitisel, 996; we. dial, 625 ; tela. 1.623 ; al which 530 won now awe. SIM limpet al redooed duty ebtabsed by put'. &Wig li'mfia's Pon Tic wry as. • abel4s. Mgt Iftdied" •IS Ineurie, as. et), ihn ade4 au• *Odor imeereed. Amer is ewer deem eerri= pesimeek—tdetieellemseui ,ESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20, T - Ha pFifei-ooeiirs. MANVION-1101:18E. dews Harnett, rrsoTriatidi ace maim, railing in Smith's-linikSege, 1110sergidge. was breagSt Imam the . Lord Mayor charged with the manthsughter of • min named Joseph Holland. The evidence avast the prisoner was that of a young woman named tUry Anne Allingion, with whom the de ceased man had been living for the last three years. The deceased. his mother, aml the wither Allington, whom be . called his wife, raided on the ironed door of No. 2, Smith's buildings, and the prisoner lived at the top of the boom Some few weeks back the prisoner threw some water out of her window and it fell over the witness, and deceased asked her why she had done it, telling her she had " nearly drownded his old woman." Poacher replied that she called out and as Do one answered ate did not know any one was below. Nothing more was said and no word, took Piece mid Saturday, the 10th instant, at about twelve o'clock at night, when the witness seat out in the yird to get some water, and the prisoner, making use of some bad language, told her she had better go in and shut her door, as she " owed it to her," and would serve her out when she got hold of her, and would serve that "boss-eye" the same—mmaing the domed. De cosased's mother told the witness to ask the prisoner what she meant, and the prisoner, who had goes part of the way upsteirs, came down again and oommsnesd to abuse her, when deceased, who was sitting in the room, came to the door aid told her be did not want say pion of work there, be would settle her another way, and take a st11:0111001 out asthma her. Upon that the prisoner made a rush at him, and struck him with all her force in his chest with both her data, throwing him backwards against the table, the edge of which struck him in the beck. The door was shut, and doused went to bed. He samplained to whams that it had frightened him very mush, and he was then trem bling very mech. He got up as Bewley merging as usual, and went to work at Hems. Dairies', in Houndeditch, bat was bro ug ht home about six is the evade& very unwell. He complained of having brought up a grist quantity of blood, and was put to bed. On Monday night Ise bro ugh t up some more blood, and oa Tuesday Dr. Fowler was called in, aid attended him until Thtusday het. when he died. Sather Holland, the mother of deceased, sorrobomted the statement of the witness Allington. Dr. Fowler was not present, sad Serjeut. Adams said be meld not be there that day. The homed, he believed, was to take dam on Tuesday (this day), and upon that evi. deuce the prisoser was remanded to await the result of the carouses inquest. The Lod Mayor requested the acknowledgment of 71.175. od. from " 1).O. L. " for the poor-box. BOW-878E8h Wittiest Barker was charged with stesliog a quart pet from Mr. Bishop's, the Queen and Prince Albert, High Holborn. _ Thomas William Ashton, of th e Qum' end Prince Albert, stated that • few ya beck the prisoner came in and asked for • pot of porter, which was served to him, and be paid for it. He than said, " I want to take this outside to the rem." Sapposing he had some one wailing for him outside Miner allowed him to take the pot, and he never brought it best again. Oa Saturday eight he came again, had • pot of poets, and took it away in the same manor. W HMSO at once recognised him, but allowed him to take the pot, at the same time reorienting • customer to watch him. The customer did say and presently brought the prisoner back with the pot. The pot was worth 3s. Three robberies were carried on to ea extant to form • very serious Ins to publican& Prussia Bridgeroan, • compositor, was the customer referral to by the last witness, who requested him to watch the prisoner. The prisoner crowed the road to Niug-street, Southanspton-row, sod stood at the corner drinking out of the pot. No penis was with him. He them crossed the mad again as If to retain, but indeed of doing so he put the pot under his coat and went down Little Quesu-strest, fol lowed by with's, who overtook him at the corner of Parker street. Witness stopped the prisoner, saying, "MP friend, you have brought that pot from Holborn." The prisoner re• " Yes, you can take it hack Witness aid, "I will do nothing of the sort. You b ro ught it here, you most take it back again." The prisoner went back with great reluctance, stopping at every few steps to repeat the propped that wither should take the pot back. On their return to the house Mr. Ashton gave him in charge. There had been no other man near the prisouer. The Primmer—l was looking for him to give him some of the beer. (A laugh.) Mr. Corrie—How far had he got from the Queen and Prince Albert ? WitMa—About 200 yards. Policeman F 47 stated that he was seat for to take the prisoner into custody. The prisoner gave akW address. The Prisonev—l was so drunk I did not how what I wee laying Mr..Corrie—Wee thepnwn er dank The Cassaba —I oou d not soy hems sober. Inspector Braman—He wee really quite mbar. He wee rely shamming drunkenness. The vitamins Ashton and Bridgemea said that he ap peared quite sober at Ana, but when the policeman was Gelled la he pretended to be tipsy. Mr. Crrie—How do you kuow the addle, was false? The Policeman—l went to the home he mentioned in Cherlesoinet, sad saw the landlord, who told me he did sot know any mak person. The Praosse—C.street ? Why, that is right. I do lint them. I thought I had told you Brownlow•sheet. Mr. Coale—l shall commit you for trial for stealing both pots. I here no doubt yea had the first nee es well. The Prisoner —Won't you settle it Me! Mr. Corrie—No. I think it is a or.. I ought sot to deal with. I shall order that witness (Bridgman) to be allowed his swam Oommitted for trial. _ _ MARYLEBONE. Martha Chambers,iirltimateoi lit. Maryleboae Work house, was charged with stealing a slush the property of the board ci guardians. Mr. Tubbs, the assistant overseer, said for same time past • large amber of sheets had bees abstracted from the hones. a Sunday morning. and Yesterday, as the prisoner wowing out, as eke alleged, to the Boman Catholic Chapel, I Nomad something hang from under bier drum I took her i m n i to o ze l y aloe, and oa searching ber I found • eked wound her body. She said she had wound it around her as I abo bad pains in her back. Prisoner—l bare worn it for • week or more, as I ham been seaming from lumbago. 17nfortunately for me, yuder day toe gingiva way, sad it cam• down. Yr. Dough., the master of the workhouse, said the psi. sows bed been an inmate for about a twelvemonth, and was let out every Bonday. as sbe said she was • Roman catholic. This I bare found to befidsie. false, for my poor husband wished me to he a Romanist whilst he was dying, and I am only carry. hag out his dear wishes. Mr. Yardley—How do you know that she is not a catholic? Mr. Douglas —I have made inquiries about her at the Ronan Catholic Chime!. Prisome—Ah, but Igo to the chapel up the Grove. kr. Yardley sentenced her to eight cloys' hard labour. THAMES. Margaret O'Connor, who hes beta a very industrious, thrifty, and steady woman, but who has resentiy got into very irregular and drunkest habits, was brought before Kr. Partddv charged with being into:kited and disorderly. Mr. Thomas Moffett, porter of the Kikeend Old•town Workhouse, said the prisoner mine to him on Saturday night, at sight o'clock, sad demanded a alight's Wimp She was vary muck iatoricatsd, end be asked her what she had dose with the money she received on Friday in the shape of out-door relief. She said she had applied a portion of it in payment of a night's lodging. and spent the remainder. He asked bee whet she had done with her shawl, sad abs answered him that she had pawoed He told bar to obtain her shawl, and that be would not ad• mis bar without. She then gave utterance to a volley of foal abuse, sad said abs had shown up Mr. Slight, the re. having Alcor, in the newsmen, sad would show hire up as well. He triad to get her away, tint she would not leave, and her cries, oaths, noiae, and gesticulations mused a mob to meemble is front of the weekboase. He put up with her abuse for two hours, and them gave her Imo custody. She was before the court a few weeks Moos for attemptiog to commit suicide. and on soother occasion for being drunk and disorderly. Mr. Partridge said it was quite 'widest that the prisoner was a very dieortkrty. bedlyooriducted woman. Ho sentenced her to pay Ise of be., or be imprisoned for 7 days. THE Sr. Bauxzes Manama o•2lll.—This cm* is settled. The Committees of Deputise appointed to take action is the matter have lewd the salebehesd etateroent to their constitueets :—" The Oommittos of the Deputies bare bad nailer their comideratiom the mos of the Rev. Horatio Walmielev, vi oar of St. Brim'''. Gloucestershire, who hod reemarried two individuals previously married at the independent chapel, and who, in the entry In the pare chid register, were stated to be a bachelor and spinster. As the committee felt so doubt of the illegality of this proceed ing, and of its iejorious teodency, they wars about. under the advice of a Quosa's mamma of 11131111416" to institute • prosecution for this illegal so• They, however, Sod that, pendia, their somicieratioe of the sub js.", • marginal note has bees 'mated is the Parochial register, amt usnemitted to the registiar.gelieval, as fol lows:—' N.B. This register was lnadverteotly ma& by ma. Tb poetise had beau previously married in the independent chapel, Moatowath, and a legal sate, will be found of the maivlago is mei of the register books of emarlogo for that dkitriet. (flegaed) H. Waked/My, view, in the presence of R. Huila, 2, Hullo. *July 24th, 1861. A.A.lbe eomreittee hove so viodiotive feelings to gratify, sad as they consider tote the above entry, sired by the folly admits the illegality esespinteisd il =y bare animism that it is aaneeesesry to tabs say fart ens poeued *EMl the sonar."— Western Deily Aim HIGH PRIMO or PROTIUM/I IN RICHMOND. — Ufa advises from America give the followhar as the prism of prowlisas I. ambmood :—Bnoos, data 50• per lb. ; odes, 7 deb. 1500. to 8 doia per lb. ; Baur, 40 del a. to 45 dole. per barrel ; wheat, 5 dole. to 'dais. per beast suWe 2 date. 80e. to d deb. per lb. I roolmses, 14 dois. to 15 pee pleas j sad other nsemeney setieles at espeally bigh SOUTH KENSINGTON ktUalt/W.—Dtwier the week await October 17 tbe eiettots base been ea file's :—Oe Yeisy, Teseday, and Ibiterday_thee derah epee Iron 10 cok. 101, 10 p.m., 9,692. Oe Wedaseday, Ttnersday, sod Friday (atedsate days, admission I. the pNia 01.), epee frees 10 Nero at the am. WI M us es , 1 4, ,116. relel. 10.817. Into t IM 111.111.. THE HEREFORD OLD BANK DarezurzoNs. Rbbert Wiltoh reyer, late chief clerk in the Hereford Old Bask, we. brought up in onstody'at the Oar ldball, Hereferd, on Hato:day, for further examination. As aithe previous hearing he we. conveyed from the city prima in a fly and escorted into the court by the 'wean. tendeot of raise. Be was allowed •MA in the dock, and concealed h face daring the whole of the investigation. Mr. Bull (of the firm of Jay and Bull) coodnetal the NUS cation, and Mr. Owning Janiesdefended the prisoner. The charge sow entered upon was that of stealing, la the mouths of January and February, 1857, the sum of 1,2004 the money or his employers, Messrs. Morgan and Adams. Mr. George Thom.., farmer, of Own Pion, wee the first Miami called If, deposed that in .4:nary and February, 1.867, he kept an account with Mews. Meagan and Adams, at the Old Bank, and that, to the best of his knowledge, his pambook (produced) contained a correct amount of hie traauctions with the bank. The following dates nod items were pun :—January 3, 1867, 2001. ; 7th, 2601. ; 14th, 3001. ; 17th, 25W. ; 21st, 1501.; 28th, 1001. ; February 18, 2501. ; and the witness said that be did sot receive any of Wee sums from the bank. He could speak positively without reference to his pass-book, because he was not near the bank cm those dates. Be knew very well what mew he had in the bank, and be sever drew any out without replacing it in a fortnight or so. Be had had two mar of 1001. each, but that was not in 1857. Re never drew a num of 3001., 2501., or 2001. out of the bank. Mr. Francis Hanip Adams proved that the supplemental waste-book, which had b i zir laj b tat y the prisoner, contained entries of the payments to have been made to Mr. Thom, before before given ; from the wastmbook they had been copied into the day book, which was the ordinary course of business, and were there represented as basin been entered at argils folios of the ledgers, but were not entered at the folks indkated. By Mr. Jame—The primer was esdelant cashier on I market days. Mr. Morgan was the cashier of the bank. The several Bute are need, and the balances altered in the handwriting of Mr. Morgan. The "'ottani-book " was produced, and Mr. Adams maid that the entry of the 17th January was partly is the prisoner's and partly in Mr. Megan ' s handwriting ; that of the 21st, to the prisonee's handwriting, with two altered by Mr. Morgan ; all the other eatri di tZ u weeds and figures, were in the primer's handwriting. From the mike and alterations toads in Mr. Mapes henderitiag, on and about the dates specified, it is clear that this book wee under his constant notice and I koow this also as a fact of my own know -7.Z. Bird, of the lea of Gateau, Torqued, and p~armg eerythe ntent s,balanLoodoe, who has been engaged in heet of Mews. X and Adams, proved that nose of the earns appeased in the ledgers according to the folio' indicated, or in Mr. Themaa's mount. He bad examined the baleen on the 3rd of January, 1857, and found it to be 26,4981. 9s. 10d. The balance should represent the amout Cl mash end bills in band, and it named that 2001. had been paid to George Timm on that. day. If Thomas did not receive that 111110111 A er - Mr. ants—Ye, the last time we had • string of " ifs " —if Thane bad not received the mosey, or if it bad not been paid to somebody else, or if it had not been applied to scene purpose of the bulk. Mr. Bird—Certainly, upon those easumptions, the balance should lave been 2001. more, viz., 28,0981. 9a. 10d. On the 18th of February the balance appears ea 29,7271. 18e. 2d., sad it amine that between the 3rd Janney and the 18th of February, 1857, saran sums, amounting to 1,5004, had been paid to George Thomas. if Thomas did not receive there sums the balance should be 31,2271. 18s. ; the babes of 29,7271. is altogether incorrect. Boma remarks were made by Mr. Bird as to the amount of deficieocy which Ind been ascertained, which led to some diseuesiou, bat the evidence was confined strictly to the present charge. By Mr. James—The balance in correct according to the booka. I bars not examined the ledgers son to say whether the items referred to as having been posted to Mr. Thomas's account have not been posted to sone other account. I have ace been instructed to do that. At the end of June, 1857, the leds m. balances speed with the arh balances, or nearly so, in but that &nee from • peat many erro neous entries ring been modems the posite (the receipt) aide, without which the balance could - not have agreed. Thediscrepancies would be patent to any one in examining the books half-yearly, or in checking the acconue daily, either at the time or at any sabsequeat period. The bask bill book was produced, and Mr. Bird mid : On the 30th of June, 1857, the amount of bills, ac cording to the books, was 18,2334 Is. sd. ; according to the cash basun, as recorded in the settling book, it was 242231. Is. 51, showing • disureparery of 7,0001. On the MS Cl Danaher, 18i58, the amount in the bill book was 11,7401. 14s. 4d. and is the settling book 14,7401. 14s. 4d., showiag a dieremzecy of 3,0001., which I had aria= ia the previous week. By Mr. James—The summary entree of bills are not in premier's handwriting. la the entries in the settling book there are notificeitions in Madera/rig net the prison's. All throughout the bill-book, up to 1802, there are entries sot made by the prisoner. Mr. F. H. Adams, recalled, proved that the setting look generally lay on Mi. Morpo's desk, and that the bill book, though priocipally under the charge ot the • and Freehold, another clerk, was &lenge open b Mr. Nor pa's inspection. Another charge, of stealing 1,2401. in notes, was entered and partly gone oa with, but it was attuned', for the presoak abandomal. Mr. James maid that the prisoner would reserve his de fence, and • committal for trial at the January sessions was agreed to. Mr. James applied for the prisoner to be re leased on bail, to be given to the satudaction of Mr. Bull, and urged it on the ground of the state of the primer's health (sitter from assume= of the gaol being produced), on the fact that the prisoner had not. attempted to escape, aor was he likely to do so, and an the tan that the offesee alleged against him had been committed • year and a half ago and partly ocodoced by Masers. Morgan sad Adams, to whom be had given up a good deal of property, and that the prosecution was not instituted for the purpose of vin dicating the law, bat in order to white-wilt some parties who were supposed to be inculpated is the transaction. Mr. Bell did not object to bail, bat pointed out the fee that the presoaks, were the snipes§ of the bark:rupee' seats, and that their object was to fully investigate the circumstances counted with the great fraud that had been perpetrated, and to punish the guilty party. - The =senates retired for consultation, and on their re turn said that, having taken the letter of the surgeon of the gaol and all the points urged into oonsideratiou, they felt Wood to refuse the applention. If the priaoner's health should suffer from imprisonment, application wad at any time be made to a judge at ahem hers for Lail. The primer was then re-conveyed to the city gaol, • large concourse of persons being present outside the amt. AX INCIDEXT OF THE AMERICAN WAR. About a twelvemonth ainoe, when disaster every where overtook the Unica ned our gallant seas Wen falling fist under the us sword of rebellion, a young lady scarce 19, just from an academy is a sister State, cooceived the idea that she wes destined by Provi. dance to lead our armies to victory, and our nation through =remade' war. It wee at fiat thought by her pareata—a highly respectable family in Willoughbyelreet—that her mind was weakened si n yby reading continual enemas of reverses to our arms, they treated her as a sick child. This only had the effect of making bee mon demondrative, and her enthusiastic declaration and apparent 'lucency gave the family peat anxiety. Dr. B. was coasulted, the minister was spoken to, friends advised. (may ineetiass held, inter views with the yams lady and her ((MEW companions in the academy were frequent, bat nothing could shake the fading whia powered her. It was finally resolved upon to take her to Michigan. An old maiden aunt thoompthied the fair enthusiast, and for weeks Ann Arbor became their home. But travel had no effect upon the girl. The stern ocimensad of her aunt aloes prevented her from making her way to Washington to solicit an interview with the Peed deat, for the purpose of getting command of the limited States army. Finally, it was found to restrain her from seeing any but her own finally her private parlour became her prises. To a Mge-apirited girt this would be unendurable at any time, bat to a young lady filled with such an hallacioation it was worse than death. She resolved to elude her friends, sad ancemeded—leaving them cliodestioely—and although the. most distinguished detectives of the east and the west were employed to hod her wherabouts, it was unavailing. Nose mold ever oonjeoture her hiding place. - This was kat April. She was mourned es lost, the habilments of warning wen clopped by her grief-stricken parests, and a suicides grave was assumed to bs here. But it was not so. The infatuated girl, eliding no sympathy among her friends, resolved to ester the army, as • drummer boy, dreaming, poor girl, that her destiny would be worked oat by snob a mode. She joined the drum corps of • Michigan regiment at Detroit, her sex known ooly to herself, and sneceeded in gettiog with her regiment to the army of the Cumberland. How the poor girl survived the hardthipe of die Kentucky CUD. paign, where strong men fell is members, most for !Vie remain • mystery. The regiment to which the was attached hid • place io the division of the 'alma Van Cleve, and during the bloody battle of last Sunday the fair girl fell, pierced in the left side with • Minleball, end when borne to the surgeon's tent her sex was discovered 8b• was told by the surgeon that her wound was mortal, and advised to give her name, that her family might he Wormed of her fate. This the finally, though ',lades* consented to do, and the colonel of the regiment, although Buffalos himself from • paiuful wound, booms interested in her behalf, and pre vailed upon her to let him seed • dispatch to her father. Bee, then is • short incident of the war, which might read like re:eases. But to the unhappy family who are now bowed down by grief, nasals lams iti attraatios. and the actual sad. tensile] history of poor Family will be a family record for geserstions to some.—BreoUps (Nets York) Tines ROYAL Fan HOSPITAL Gates-Jair-achtn. —The umber d ;senate relfend adds lospilal dug tie tale sedans Oct 17, ww 3,1" d wish 1,1311 wen Dow arm Opus Gussza—T. Haws sad Sos'soLosas WU MAW the 44•14114 keg swarded gal time by tee migualis of the Opwa Way Nab Isslpaping palm with Wry 'ail perfectly 4= ISM al view, the wog of who. U. T. Ilissls sad Sas tasks it slim Opera Games so sa so so. offskily sit A5er410444 *ya k A i l e ir e lsty lis .es testa rod Wilco kw the alwor. new Minis bad UM Bella UMW. Looks. 1863. THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. (From the Mork•fane Express.) The weather during th e past week has been ' variable, though continuing tram, bat there wee eareagh sunshine to enable many light-land farmers to get ma with sowing their wheat ; sad this, with the presset tempera ture, moat soon be up, with every chance of getting strong before Christmea. We I:M4 :however, more unfavourable ; accounts of the keeping goatees of the potatoes raised, the work having been hindered by wet ; so that in this respect matters are not procmdingso well as wee expected. In the ' several country markets very little or no ohmage bra occurred in the valm of whist ; and indeed with the averages now sunk to 4la per qr. we do not expect mush anxiety to all, r the falling off in t he Leodoc market inflialsetly iodiostes. With the exception of Fiance, sibriese hem &mope show the continuance of calm, rata being somewhat lower, bat not sudiciently so as to give any chases of Feat by meats to this country. Montreal advice@ sole the ing influence of Earopean reports; bet New York has be come so much like the stock market that quotation lees their interest. After a careful consideration of Irish statis tics for this year, as furnished by the Registrar-Denny, we should have ease much to deplore in the ocadition et that men try bet for the improved ebersoker et the het hermit, the of which are net yet furaithed. By oar estimate, V i revt ari of good and bed, we take it that the ziai nn V, las • erli;le, will be p& in Takao of about cereal; cattle, green crops, and flex &eluded. =all the amount is on the right ; but this, with a peronis ta/ea, say, of about six minima, is only 3s. 4d. each, or not quite two days' labour. Thus much will sot therefore be @sough to atop further emigration ; and without a con tinuance of fine semons, and the adoption of superior hus bandry, leai eg prosperity is hardly to be expected. Poillollll ars had is many 'mealtime. The arri vals off the met Mae 9th lookout were 14 cargoes, of which 11 corer wise wheat, barley, sad 1 beans. The price@ paid. were ae follows :—Poliek Odessa, 40a. ; Gleirks, 345. to 364 ; and for the coatiseat, 365. 9d. ; Melvin** 35e. ; amber, 38e. ; Saida, 33a. ; maim, 203 a. I to 28e. ; Syrian barley, 22a fed. ; Egyptian beans The sales soled list week were 110,525 qra wheat at 415., spinet 92,193 qrs. fa 1862. The London averages were 445. 9d. on 1,538 qrs. The imports for the week seeding 10th instant into the kingdom we 114.331 qrs. wheat, 100.551 cute. leer. The Muerte fet September were 573,816 qrs. wheat, 365,604 owls. flour. Mondity's market le London asmeemed on a fair supply of English wheat, end a Marry arrival of foreign from all pmts. The morsiOg's show of Molar from Emu and Kent was small, but the quantity of foreign offering made millets very earekes about baying, though only the previous rates were demanded. Eventually sales were made on the same terms for good white, hot red hung on bead. The foreign trade was in abeyance till nearly the elm of the mriM, whoa semi cauatry buyers took off good old at the former eurreecy. Cargoes afloat, not being plentiful, obtained the previous rates. On Wednesday there were 480 quarters per coed, 21,970 quer tam foreign. Trade this continued dell, and only pert el Monday's 111111VIags ware cleared elf at tore pvious raise. The business in &raga was also es a small scale, at shoat the previous Tatra Fe iday's Maras were 590 quartos ocastwite, 21,970 quarters foreign. Trad e this wasup:o2 languid, some of Mooday's samples yet with but a dull peospect for Monday should - be free. It was the some with foreign, though mums afloat were quiteles dear. There was a large supply of flour as Meeday, both in country qualities and barrels from AM41114011. Balsam car tinned very heavy, even for mroved country marks,, theogh price could hardly be ealkd lower ; though lontersor qua lities could not be quitted mikes at some reduction. It was the ram with low Americas; bat floe foreign was steady, and tows prices tenohinged. Oa Wednesday there were 020 socks per coset t 33o _mks 10.890 barrels foreign. 110•11111 remained very Irma aid sales difficult, excepting is ap proved country marks said choke Ameriese, though no quotable differesim Walsall is prime. Friday's returns were 750 sacks coestwiee, 330 socks, 15,720 barrels foreign. The good foreign arrival sod warm weather were spinet the trade, but prices, both of .00tietry make and foreip, were much the serene. . TheTe — wa7; Lair supply of barley on Monday, heti British and foreign. There was, however, a great scartity in really fine malting English qualities, which sold readily at former values ; but secondary sorts were doll and of doubt fill value, coming into cesimetition with fine French and Seale. Foreign grinding was unaltered. On Wednesday there were 540 quarters per meat, 6.520 quarters foreign. None but choice paresis of ish. malting were then sale able at former rates, the se , my qualities being surpassed by Scotch, selling at 365. &L, and 6oto foniign at 34a. Fri day's returns were 580 quarten ecastwies, 10,966 quieten foreign. This was the heaviest day fee sales of the medium descriptions of English, end even grinding qualities partook of the dulness. _ . . . The malt trade was heavy on Monday, sad prime rather in buyer's favour. No further change took place in values during the remainder of the week. Though very few &eta oats appeared on Monday . and not many from linked, there was • fair quantity of home growth, and • very heavy arrival from 'braid. These heavy 'JIM'," ooming on • very dull market, with dealt= pretty well stocked, ocamirsed a farther fell of 6d. per quarter on all sew oats, and emu old, salmi choice, were rather is buyer'. favour. On Wednesday there were 70 quarters per rout, 2,270 quarters Irish, 27,640 quarters lonise. 'With such good recitations supplies, sales of Dew, especially foreign out of order, were same Alkali, though quotations were nominally as before. Friday's giantlike were 70 quarters emesswise, 2,270 quartets Irish, 27,790 quarters foreign. Though new parade of foreign wore again rather is favour of buyers, them was a firmer feeling as respelled old Ruesies, whisk wen oirtaisly no M ThThere was a fair supply of beam on Kombiy, both native sod foreign. Now Bag bak were very dal: and folly la per quarter cheaper; sad that. were we free buyers of foreign unless as easier rates. Friday's market was quiet, with rates much as before. iLreTin;;To..derstrailow of Eaglieh per ea Monday, bat no foreign supplies. Business was extremely Needy* I in all sorts, sod prices rather easier. There was no change subsequently. The arrivals an well as exports of linseed were moderato. Prism kept very steady, there being no ohmage to note either in crashing seed or oaks. Good seed being sauce at the week's came, finished with prices fully as high. The seed trade was in coda. Little passing either Is i donned or trefoiL New canary firm ; old, union Am, very dull. Whiter taros continued plead/al, and not cleared, though offering at lower rates. The wheat trade 311 the country underwent very Nails change. ANw markets mere more animated, at means rates, as Hail, Ipswich, Chissborough, !shoe Mowbray, Burly, ,• Rugby, sad UpOsghean ; but them were alma balanced by as may tending the sontiary way ; while the majority made so change in the sales reputed, emends( parade out of order, sad soft, which were fa bayer's &year. Liverpool ,foend Tuesday a brisk day, and td. to U. par osoml more was paid oa Americas wheat, the inferior qualities Wag most improved in value. Oats were again 3d. per 4511:a. lower ; mixed made from 27e. 9d. to 28e. per quarter. Oa Fri day the wheat trade was dull, but maize was firmer. . . Spring corn has continued dull, new oats sod the medium qualities of barley, as well as new beaus, being retiree ia buyer's favour. At Glasgow the prios of wheat was much the same ; bat barley was 3d. to 6d. per boll down, sad oats 61. to 9d. per boll. Wheat at Edinburgh, from want of couditioe. was about in. per quarter cheaper, but not good foreign. Other grain much as previously, excepting rate, which were rather cheaper. At Dublin native ',Lest advanced 6d. per barrel, and for*, was more is demand. Earley and oats wars also 3d. to 6d. per barrel higher. Tai ROYAL Aoctictivruita. ecocurrr.—The pro visaed committee appointed to make the preliminary arrattganset• is cosoezion with the forthcoming meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society at Newcastle met oa Saturday, at the Fanners' Club Rooms, New Town Hall. The Mayor of Newcastle presided. The committee were occupied with the arrangement.; of matters to be disposed of at the spproeching public meeting. A great number of communications were read from various agricultural socie ties and adividuele, promising support and asaistaaos is making errangensenta, collecting subscriptions, Ix With reprd to the public meeting, we are informal that a ra grades, dined by upwards of 200 landowners, croupire, and others throughout the fan northern counties, has beat presented to the mem requesting bins to co such a meeting for the appoiatment of a load committee, Neve. taries, sad treasurer for the meeting of the Royal Society in Newcastle next summer, for the opening of a lid al sub. soriptioes, and other matters in conanion with this object. We understand that it was agreed that the meeting should take piece upon Tuesday, the 27th inst, that being the day preceding St Lake's Fair.—Newateele CAratick ROYAL NAVAL BINIIVOLINT SOCIITY. —A pal tarly meeting of the 'oversews of this society wee held yes ter4ky at Williem Rooms, King-street, St. James's. Admiral Sir George Seymour presided. Ili. J. T. Ricoalten„ the secretary, plead the quarterly atonal of receipts and dia bolism:nate, from the Ist ef July to the 30th of September, 1863, before the meetiag. The total teespts for that period amounted to 82131. Is. Id., including a bahma from last seenunt of 2411. les 7d., and interest on invested property MN. 15e., he. The disbesiemeets amounted to 44W54.10i. , leaving a Ware of 3781. 17e. The mount invented in Three par Cent. Coma* was 31,9161. I*. Bd. The daaatione waisted of IL. feem Onpesia Sotheby, Si. frees Cornetis t/area A. Morrell. sad SOI. from Wbampoa, a native of Hoeg Hoeg, residing at elagapare. It was moved that Mr. Fraser, ef the Arm ef Masse. Child sad Co., the baskets, be eluded Warner, and epos brag ppaat to the meeting wee canted enearteaely. The rsamsaiY for the relief of those be seed were thee lam *to ecasidastise, big dety•tais is number, sad therm ef 3 8 01. wee greeted for the emu [Advertisement. I—Homowey's Pt us. Moth ere and DaWteet. Hew am, widier halt disease for which, te=nbaldiames, no relief Is sought tin their strength of is sapped I Tar headed% deranged digestion. and dW pans la the beak end lofts etteadent oa these maladies nag be sale* sad _permaaently eared S the Aram be regulated by Use cehlbaded PIK AU dialogue sleeting the lower bowels, which era en *antihero@ and an wakening, may thus be cured without seesaltattee sad without vellag alga:atlas. The pills are equally salable Se the young, the Riddle-aged, sad the old—at ell ape and to NW erne*. lull instrecnor toe their neessersamy sea pelletal tams nesdhanienis. AGRICULTURAL PROSPECTS. The week opened with a dry and breezy day wind from the flit. W. to 8. Monday proved a fine dry day, although the wind blow from the 6.8. E., which uanal, the wettest quarter. The barometer wee low—down t o 29.40, end Las thermometer up to 60. A good deal of plougbiog was accomplished on all the light soils, which worked admirably. Our &dykes from Hull on the Tuesday state :—" The weather daring ths week, on the whole, ha s been finii, and our farmers are new actively .. r4; th e field, which is apparent by the small supplies t f oe . ward at our market to-day." Him we 40934 very heavy rain about midday, when the wind was blowing from the S.S.E., but it shifted b e . fore night to ths B.li. W., and the barometer was down to 29.20. From Newcastle it was stated—" We have had a great deal of wee sad foggy weather . sines . our last report ; yesterday was flee, but to-day it i s spun unsettled ? with ' the wind &E." From Spalding on the same day, it was nanarked—"Siaos our last report we have bad fie. raise, which will be very beneficial to the soil" We fear the rats has ham menthes the heavy soils required ; bat, with bri s k drying winds, th ese would soon be in fine condition for the rsceptioa of the seed, and a good time may be experiniced for so, whilst the quality of that sown will be as tun se it possibly can be, giving a goad promise of a pleat for soother season. Wednesday proved a otos elver day, and work wine oe well in all the light-ddistricta. The inquirissfor choice nod wheat continue, and the demands made for white qualities appear to preponderate, particularly fce " ChHharo," whi c h net is of great weight this season.Mande) wes a very wet day, being th e woad of tin wink ; still amain wer e tolerably favourable to the program of Geld work, ad th e fall may not have bon moral. Friday and Sa tu rda y wets both dry days, and th e plough was well e ngaged Is a ll dire:nous. pto this date, there base during month been sight days on which some quantities of rani fell, whilst nine day, were dry ; thus favourable weather has predominated at an important period of the year, and soma farmers are now pretty well forward with their wcala w :rhila if the remainder to o s f the =at! . he w. tolerably lest year, and with ti seed will le et quality sown. The ease farms= seem determined tosto p p the supplies of wheat at the present low picas, and the deliveries are likely to fall of considerably until they have finished sowing , Sad thee we fancy they will not force this article to =diet, but keep on with the thresh* of barley, which they are defog sow ex. teseively. The bitter sorts of malting Wines are long off at remunerating prior, whilst second a ry eareplet do art move so freely ; but Wang yield tato sonost, these will pay the farrow, and large deliveries always maks np foe moderato prices.—Mark.lone Express, Oct, 17. • . MARKET& TALLOW.—The tallow market be ben rather quiet to. day, and prices an rather more favourable to buyen then kit week. From Petenburg the advises bring a firm market as 394 silver roubles ; melange, 38d. Shipsooon sensually mane ; shipped off, 60,304 pubs, against 42,503 last year ; on the wa7 to London, 13,926 ; phut 8,522 lest . Oar closing pumas, :—Spot, sew, 455. ; 1862, 435. to '43s. 9d. ; October to December, 44a. 9d. ; Deem* 411. to 45e. 3d. ; January to Yank, 45.. 6d. ; Yank 461. Town tallow, tfa, net cash. Odium sheep, 44e. 6d. Ike, to 43.. 6d. fair middling. No beef offering. North Amari• lab, 44.. flee ; 435. to 455. 6d. good to 42e. Inferior ; South American. 435. let pipes 42s. yellow. Australkial beef, 435. fine ; 425. middlin g. Comment oil firm ; Cod* 47., 6d. ; C•7lac, 455. ; Sydney, 46 5. he to 44e. ids nor. Palm oil 'toady, 395. ens Lagos. Palm ant oil, 37a ens to 355. fair.—(From the circular of Yarn. Smith and Charles, dated If =day evening.) OOTlON.—LresessoL. Oct 19.--Osr market his epic bees Team excited tacky, sad ea mimic* el shoat jd. poi lb. ham been purl epos ell descriptions. The Wm an 20,000 helm, al which 12.000 are ea spenkUss sad fur export. 5,000 American, 27d. to 280. ; 11,850 Swat, 1711. *M. ; 3,080 Faurptims, 2344. to 341. ; 150 Bahia sad Mucks 280. The west's import is 13,552 bats. oATTLE.—Lrveanot, Ocr. 19.—Thare wee s mach lure .apply of cattle sad sheep then on lest Monday. Tine demsnd slow for bed, and prices meth lower, p.m. Wady middling and inferior deemptioes. Sheep sold at Other lower prow. 00ALL—Lorvos. Oct. 19.—Boddle's West Hartley, 17a. 6d. ; Walk Bod Haman, 211. 3d. ; Walls Hod Roues Hatton, 202. 3d. ; Walla Hod Hartlepool, 21a. ; Wills God Triauloa Hartlepool, 2la.—Ships at market, 32 ; sold, 26. TBA7FIO RETURN& ZAZINATIL Mai Pas- Nor. 7014 Total. copes sewers skaadiss 1814 lad Weekendlas Cot. It A A A A Cork sad Ye= sad • Sl4 117 74 SR 311 ram is r* N„ Ost. 17 • •. Lemke. sad S Cost MI 16.61 6,013 10,11 S 0,30 ... ... 14.1 Ola sws 14.11 vEssmaz SPOKKIC WITH. ATerlanConireer, from Now York for London, Oct 5, lat.:4oik loa. 70.11. BuntonWaier Kind/ In, 36 dap from Swansea for New Yort. kept. 19, 42C, ion. 42.99, and suMiad with bread. Infoham, Yanksll, Iron Ltrapool for Now York, lat. tilt, lOL b 7. Beajaailb Back Greene (barque), bound weak Oat 13, I. g N., 0. CZ ... Song. (atilp), boand we.t, Sept. 19. la M Iktior, from New York for Load.% Seg.. 11, lit 415 foe. 47.18. _ In,, of Montfort'. hum New York, stadia. Z., Sept. M. W. 40.27, lon. 70.09. Inez (BweJiah barque), 33 days tram Cardiff for New York, aqt. 14, lat. 47 40, lon. 42.1.. lody Solo of rorUaud, Maud soca. Oct. 11. hit 48.4 e. lOU. 1014, Mary Hellen, rebus. from Desks for Lomb" Oct. 11, let. OIL be. 8.47 W. Zgm Mantillas 32 days, Aug. 13, lat 36.1 8., Ica. roof and for et. John, N. 8., for Clyde 33 days, Sept. Ws lat. 44.30 N., lon. 43.36 W. -- " , e of Yarmouth, from Tamtarog, Oct. 7, lat. 37.40 S., ke. fr Quebec, Sept. , kat. SO N., los. Iff W. ,off(este lildsionl, boan 9 d,weet , ea the beaks c 1 Newfotutdlaad. Sept, IA. 11W, NEW CORPORATION IN New YORK TOR nit SALE OF GOLIIO.—New York Guano stock, which km begun to be dish in at the public board, represents the pro. peaty di t , :f the New York Guano Company, which ow two called tbe Swan Islands, lambed la the Claribbess Sea, equidistant between Cuba and Aspinwall. The capital of the company is five millions. The guano on the islands ts represented to be between three and four million toms, sod of good quality. It is being shipped freely to market, audio said to command a reedy eak.—New York Paper. IMMIGRATION INTO THE PORT OE NEW YORE.— Advioss by t►e Asia state :—" The iomignyo• at this point aloe* for the year 1863, up to date, is computed at 160,000; while that for 1862, during • wee 76,000, making an increase of 8471 . 0, or 8.000 mem than the entire total of last year. Betweee the let awl 30th tilt. of the present year 11,334 emigrants arrived is this city, in 29 sailing vessels and 17 steamers. Of tai 10,871 were bondable passengers, and 513 were not boodable. During the same month last year 8,462 SelliTelle arrived 43 seihng vessels and nine steamers. The arrivals dariall two days of led week numbered 1,769 peruse BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND WATS% BIRTHS. ------ BRADTORD.—Octoirer 16. at Eccleatonaquare, the wife rat 11. %, • Bradford, Beg., of a daughter . BERNEY:October 16, at Croydon, the wife of E. Berne). EN. of . o n. BRlORT.—Oetober 16. at Fairfield, near Liverpool, the rue of R. A. Briht. Ifap., of • daughter. OGLE.--Ootober 16, M Sedgefoni Vicarage, King's Line, the wife of the Rev. J. A. 0.41 r, of a (laughter. PAYS&—October 10. at Kensington-square, Mn. Wyndham Payne, of a ton. STOMlL—Octeher if. at Merle.lodge, St. John's-Park Side, the wife of FL Stone, Ifey., of a atm. 11.taltlit.GES. BRISLZY—WOOD.—October 15, at St. Mary's Church. BA.* Brampton. by the Rev. W. liberty. Stephen, soe of the Ige &lido, of Margate. to Augusta. daughter of the late Wood. of the ease place. GREEN—TLENI JCL —October 15 am, at St. Marylebone Chureb. the F.er. L Device, M.A., re of Christ Church, Mink"' T. O. Orem; Eaq., of Castlefrmine, Vfetorla. to Mary, daiieluer of T. B. Tennlet, Esq., et Dorchester-place, lilandfordmPla . HENRY—RFTLIDGE. - October 17, MM. Mary's Church blot. ton, by the limolgellon, . Dr. O. Henry. of lie Old Kent.road, to Emma May, slaughter of T. Bulbar , 1 . 14 Mountioraterreee. Bartlebull-part. 11 ANCOCKS—DONALDSON.— October 15,1 t Holy Trinity Church PlAltlinglOD. by t h e Rev. F.. Mortlock. b.D., rector of Mottos.ta Suffolk. A. A. llaueocka, Kay.. eon of the late J. llanori &if.. of Wolverley Court, Worcestershire. to &crim,rilrrti e, daughter of the tate Rev. J. W. Dormlilson, Fellow of Trinity College. Cambridge. LEASE-003WKLL.—October 111. at Bneklebery Church, 11 the Key. Bradshaw, Mr. A. H. lease, .d Hurt 45 . Suffolk. to Mary. daughter of Yr. Boswell. of sadgrose ca.." Buckkbury, Berkshire. WloolllE—CLARK—October 1t at Tottenham. bye h,' J. Chalmers, Si A.. Dr. R. Wiag us, son o f II W who, of I "! Oricrl - Ldp, Kettering, to Susannah, daughter ot 1, • Clarke, Esq., of Tottenham. DEATHS. ACKLAND.—October 16, M. B. Ackland. of !lards-house. 60' tberhake, $..1 ea AST !MS.—October 16, at Patton, Bedlordalure. . 11 ' of the late Mr. W. Masten, aged 4s. Yrrern PARK FJL—October 17, at Torrlngtotapart, Bar": . Mary Ana, the wife of M. Tarter. raq., of Mpldeltou.oro4 Clerkermall. TlCK.—October 16. lira A. nee, wit. al Yr. T. Tler. ol4 W . stmt, g•Jirwara-road, aged 68. MOM owl Poi Wooed l WUJJA.II MAU" et la SIM C of Lodes. Ittlifir• Wmalasskspafffons, Prociwe WWlotrion• ONOWS W. WM pm