The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-05 00:00:00

SP ORTING. THE CESAREWITCH HANDICAP AND THE CUU?II £VTV $ ITI O. TO TITO MOMS OF TON Qua{. ald.--fles post week has her ace fill of incidents, Me area immsert of which haws bee the race far tits Br pse 4 . • Yrime Obeerh der tialdAntion of a long Are ria Mr. Trer Y Air • 140, sad the Camera raw Yeas der( He Ilemeriet marg. The beer of Mr. niter le • pleb Mairsed of be err ef Blink = roe re wshe Oahu Weldest bin deer dress the erre rite roe siveratid arm him on the reere abet Ole the M. Lew ; rd b toy 'Wes b hes ammeeded. Amy MS ear- Third is rim arirpearit of a mosioree sr be arm of IYr eswer dine/47 el Emeegles each in amide se • ars yruild are daring be ree eireesse seeds el the Mose r sed an especielly ens elm, e lemeiy, bed ✓ang is Arra lases in eat beethe is a Iwyr.ey, sr had aim rue cad weu a Derby when net rue St. Thoes wb few her at Ordwied meet dem that she babel • Me "I Al). - ma though she beat dr Merkur in • 1101•111 s• wile : aeJ Mr. l'illnima guys that fretn that ire b rpm At prepare lort for bee same kirrent ingegimier. start eat see damned se midistrie der while et riser AO seen • a shoe. sr eerily bemused her see, whir reared be ta gd i, fVetti r t- la tl a vt al s Zt a t ir aalk i Tr l elZwii Lill Hr remmegereett sera. her ehevrassisrays end ea ▪ the jail der* the had to hem • tooth greeted. TIM rat.dr IM bb. she hat of her engem ; but Jo or three day. ellher des errors she was iltightimed , while trap a pillip en Males We* when re slipped, end no her germ se ma dm* she reef did good week aderroda rd He emptier le whir rtes ere we inkjart. memory la inelh a beer es she set ire. On rears Manor re agpmeed le seer • but Mr. r dame always had his dere .heat bre, ter be that she might ham Men bur had she era did Irby err whir leer did net do. Any pines who bra bet half He ahem brie the rare raid bar beer Mat Meer orphiely irombeard. Met her err had rah bib le the parr et Ms MEM ea hi ad est diss; and lis starer as le the errs* of W " bosh" hibre the acs ought le le ealdimit r row that he, of imbed Irak Darr le wk. He IMP The eitlyt a rs had ea the mei roe the iellweisno, te 1.131 , end $0 le 150 oe Brit Seem there I by halm leo to 80 end ad tow apaet re. ale 4001 e 100 about Igno res.," and MO se 10 skeet larrier • and at the especial fermi el Mr. Omelet Petit I Wid him . looo. to Ilia ram ma, which he err et W. Meyer ahem soimate I had sat re erre degmerr ere tots fit. Ligm" Is addition to Hr eagle te be eirdimed the ere ef the Or. Liam siren. width te 1,1761., ober Mr dnikeedem, end to get thie he had lo make bet 161. ; se chat if 1111 r 1,073 he added to 126 to 1,273, he will be era le ham red 150 to 4,050 ea Blink Bossy. ul which be kid oil altogether but 204 to 120. sad 1001. to • 601. rem van, so that be actually stood to win 4,6461. if dm we., and M. if she Wet, sad say one beetag each • book" would not require to honk the mare again at so short • gene as Jo st rays stood at, for to get on" to wen so mar err at leer 2,0001. would ham to be risked, whisk low patleusen would look at Won they 't put it darn," and Mr. T Aron re err etas, doubtlesa, for each • large MINI of money. Any glifignie trading a. he did wee perfactly justified M ktoliag est tar the sainala La thought might menhir beet the man, and ble taking 400 to '2OO Jost Igno ranies,aml 230 to 10 reed Impeneues is just what • party who male It • rale weer Whet • &teenage ought be tempted to do. and the peeled spered•We out would alto like to stand on such " velvet," for rhea the flag fell Mr. l'Admon stood to win 4,4331. on kb own we, 3601 and Mr. Peek's rare van oe Ignoramus, and lOC and Jeanine coveted article on Imperka.s, awl if ithee we. be would haw had to pay 2401. Wen the era. New, = twits my • twi with • large eetaM in W Judi met hair diked a greater stake, and it an be sees that therefor of Blink Botany, in • monetary =o r ( vier, ward h. le win the St. Leger ; and Jo be welts ham her entitled to for breeding each • pbenomeaon wee samering to murder. It unforhi rely happonad that she wee sot up to bar form on lb. St. Leger day, co she raid detabtlem have won ; bat she stopped Ilhe a hone emir mad ml Chaelton4 efforts could not get h. to 47 .1118. Or be Jed head enough, while am ...id amt. The style of was motion' to judge by —any be will always re particular way, and her winning H. Perrin from ia re second la. time than dig Pl. Leger wee rat la le one of the grater pieces of humbug aver beemetatl (as I motivated in *emir bore) to show that die did not do her beet in the gent tone. Only glum at the Newmarket races last week, sled Jo dim vet" will be proved • most fallacious lino to follow, for to judge by the tiro., the Aliment Briton, 2 yea should carry Kit 71b, and the King of the Purest, 4 yrs, 7W 41b, over the T.Y.C., end the young one win, for they each won rams main 1 min. 40 rec. on the same comer, with tit some weights se Jove, the young one nailing *may, in • bald of eight, while the KM', with twenty-two horses behind bite (a number which will always make the per, se fast em poarble), had ell his work to do. for he only won by • head. The tine of running the Brest Yorkshire Handicap end Jo St. Ig-gir at to would slot mark. the 3-yr•old Im portune better than the 4-yr-old Warlock, for they both car ried the NMe weight over the same mum, and Imperteme rota couch the tamest. Mr. V Anson mentions that hr la threat -not by parties who Lave throttler lost their money . but the Ignoramus piny have not been ever talked about although they thought their horse supe ri or to Vedette, an t i it might jar •• remosably to supptawd that they "Mold' . the backers of the "big hone," for be warrely ever rhuwed la the rare, and is all his previou efbtrte he never ran so bed/y. If Lord Milton, then, is exonerated from all blame, why not Mr. VAnsoe? Hare the public termed ott aristo cratic .e to suppose that our titled gentry only an hottest t This sppeare very much like the state of allure, foe the mr remittances restricted with the two Ittrere are fiery similar, about the only difference being that partis connected with Ig norsaiti• widow set rat of their ••errtainty" of winning. while the "clever" people rusted on to Shot Bonny without • th net, and bad they tern told that she ease out well they woul2 Ent have believed it. But to be It Blink Bonny for the St. Lev-, there was • complete manta in the Joetiag will! for three month., and her barber will not admit, emi to thetat.-It.-o, that they mull leswiblv m•ke a mistake. Eve. had Block Bonny been to the Ligheet state of perfection wed heed. would not have been eurpneed at her tisk al, for the St. Leger of I ate ) tan bee betm 't asybady's re-.," sod for the lb's,. 'ears pre.. ets to the prvetat it hm eleay• been soled that the beet bone did not win, the bolt,. of ElltnEton, Rillesnen, and Arrobat sever being ...na ffed t•II the estuarine running proved them to hare obtained their proper porticos, and it 'my heppea yet that Barak &may, when in up-top kyle, sill hate t 4/ gab* to bt-gt bilinear. It is my impreseion that we have never wen &Ink Benny ea well. she might have bar, but if she only winters will there will not he so much danger, and vb.,' die room out met demon the beet thing her St. Ledg-r backer. can do is to admit that they were wrong, and to got the cc investments hark, for she will surely give them the rhir•-r, and prove the greatest •anrimint the turf ever In's., 11. ot, r her career I. ended. The great raft at Chantilly on the 27th of September Las proted that there is " something rotten in the stow" of the Frearb turf, fir on their own ground the rtesch hums could not romp. te with the English Platteriaan, &waterer, ..l 1 -mirunti•m. With all the bent of the weights, ter, n 01.0, t , .. y ha, e tided keel EogbAh alter • tritle oil a tall ~,d Isen was, toed they win all " settled. - nil it te ,nly rh,rt diatanaes time they toconepew wilt, as, yol. llama 'e find out the event trairter, their hors,. to go two nail., at aonething big a pee. The Fornehown hod the temerity to twine Iltraar.r.t. the favourite; but there were o!,,rral Englmhinen peress• who ereorronotlated OM. a 1-11; so they pleased, IM idea al his heating Fishers= at lut •, ~ohms woo to then, prep alma, sad tb.y hare ad, rose, n to regret their tßey ore. the Water. But than appe.tr• to we won!' pro i.ibty of lb Filaclusea Lariat their reveal'. on aa at Nennualiel, it met with Raul is lb. Cassrawiteb, will Madame de MEM, Ia the CastbridralliM ear she led bar each a but is the Feta. b prim as abeam frightened W. se F isbenewe amid Saunterer ' • and If ohs uuniot Nal•ern the Ca:aware/lire O b ow me, I oer sot what ma. She at one time heel • lead of newly • donee length*, and Iftwaroue, for whom abe was waking refining, melt not approach her when be to lir his if err , so that stw alowet had to woo to him ; and so It a 1., ,he gehme so 1.113 •• Cemmutius , who gave her but 1111, ; nod were be In the C waletdelehire at 7m 216, be moat he I..,ked neon am the "best in: Ile twos tow run 'fag is P. mee is al.O • credit to bee. and the Cambridge s!..re Ito:. just as likely to beearri, If by lb. " foreigner ' se did in S. twir'•v.or, after the C. ere,. itch Was. dentl,4l. The C. • mei!, h, however, ha to be derided &at, sad I lat. sal le re to eon ludo my analyeis of the landicep, for t the late Newmark. t running wIU be a great smeistaan:. Ia my letter of Septenter 2%1, I gut as it ms Reatuns sad melded be. le • lot of six to hold all the ethers wk. ]lvy. Artillery, Vanderninlia, Odd Trick, sad Fright, Wind the others and ae I rapeseed • d. , obt as to all but Ilwairwa. Artillery, sad Fright 1. log well. I m oo d me lb., OA*. Bat the *per atkee at Newmarket shown as that Wee in Lisle the en wee wit!,?Ley. Artillery revived e a d i epp e itimi from goad ovum. ot th it I .m IVA otreiliale 80 -. lollto stead hint afterward*, and is hie place I mast take Wary. If ohs la really Et, t shall thnik she ran brat everything is the veer carrying wort the 6st , and if the folk Reset= may do ao for me. lieenren7; a mrocri-u• aninial r d Ermtbun. • 4.yr-old with 54 II la never shone in sere hr.!' sat e but he was &vetted for mane tuoney for tite . lmt when hit weight waa Ow, and wu meld mrie and.. rot previous t o th e t Le • n•f o t d oy. There i• a protalrility of ht. +rain coming into the marker, bat hi. .wpablholea I eannot belie.. to . Eloquenie, 4 yrs, 21b, wOl pie plow in Art .1161. eomponi-n, Aster, 3 yn , thrt PM, if the market I. e a, guile, tint the Neter will tile some 'beating, if he rase o well us he did at Newmarket this week, even thoosh he "bent nothing" After hi. vicfrey be had more enemies thin ever, but layers rut make mierakin it tunes, sad the analety to be against El !fakirs at Yorkmom as much. A.t.r hm dose well in p•. 4 c:flyway nets semnsi, kis dew p4frrosnee leing th ..f pinning 1 , 4,100 i to &norm Li • IS Y Ulate al Newmarket is the erring, whin he era. beat. n very rawly by three : but a• he now meets hen own on Sib belt, t erms , ti,ly Iv , pot .a something hhe as .•porlity, and both look In ire r.. la• v,ey forloolable. The W.useard, 5 yrri, 6•5 21b. "themen is ." but hi. naming at ti•.stwood prov, him to balm DO wrrat poo Phis ground, and it Y awoken •p •mlatin; now on dirt. Peeping Tow, 1 yr., flat 2lh is bwelred for money for thir Cambridge shire, Lut not tor this event , and till the money i• on he is lest let .k.l Erb will sot run wit4out ft. Madame rih tmer bo a gond one, sled there u. no throe-) r.old dem I Us to select to teat tom on his torrite Whenghee, eged let a laokoni a smut great oloal, sod tie More Mien a great to bun, elthough f. bow sub to is. Re ie fall brother to Mdo • (so so. essimmdation to SIM for • kag rash is seven yam id, bestest apposed is pubis Sas Ilk, `which rot be ma at Swift and Bibs" asd disnrased own toss sates lined, hobs amid not Are in host for giber 1•011, loth of whisk won. asst germs I know not whet sot et watt Is dig am .4 doll Slut hie running as waist Min kit tbsowkai him rite.. Cedric, 3 yrs, ell, k bail .el of the onariort, for the muss thet be bee s has doing ho work later; but the eggs engtslits woo perlorated oe Middleton, thee is therms Mali% bet yes, end Soft who Nu b the liberty were oblige. b "pt our at the pat toll le I, after kilns 100 to I. liesibeiese, 4 so, tat Mb, beg not Wen saoressial fur the het two own in the sad =tolerate sessany ; and labs sage Ito is not It to trots fa a less rage. ldapy S mast I soft.! resnot !Jimmied ; aid ht her also to take op lig e 3 it 12b, who thouglosed m. two or three grew. Ibis swoon • Mg time loss always something to hasp Its at bees. Theis see es mossy others in this ma Not " Nein est " need net to waited fee, rid it will Is time lONA to nelie stook of Mr VIM She OMB Newmarket. Baestecibers, 3 yr., fM Ifih, rill Dusty Mir, $ yrs, tot 96, are both reported to.. Yrtrr 3 so, let 91h, 1 bare great reepeet for, ago idly on sorb • ass ocession as the primal A eased bin); but be we such a bad last at Osed•rood that I emit gell. with his coenter's idea that be A win. lark 3 re, let Mb, apveen rosylibe as imp& Me; gad thin is sot es mak talk - about 3 yen, tat 41b, sins big thAnt kr the Orem Tabidre lke t amp, where the dieters, halt a Ws kr then this, wawl for hits Tht Pinsk at, 3 so, kg Irani Roost 4 yes, Set 4114 ow bee bird upon as oar Swat, and the moan am is the bag .7C7. 4 1. Way to be otatatehisil to Ss and at the elapse, It to. soy disprest perry it with this, gad witoringr ask aims b aa mil to satirises • victory. Pk& Is at rZmaito6.li I les, !th e' chaser , th— e typtivom ht . h a at LawallaCaUni inferior to &ideals and Bird-im the running of the two at New sgirl weak sorra tins to be but msffeestee I meek mom knot hats at tit* weight, while it may hy pes that Roast' se arm arm to the Int home bus as air Ad to the last at Goodwood, wiry she was dasit suts" I fed realidoest. The Mesas are all n tad lot, tie Shier to 3 yrs, toet sod Cisae Bea, 3 yro, tot lek big !bas only two Ma bate • rinses between them, sost theri do not his geed respony. ts. is thawing vary ass ; bat still I assitot Meng. to sits•• gold, sad gli I atm do le to hie Mary, K. Nessons hake, Tight. the Plush selt, sad swat I t ' o ull a ▪ mars, sad to ash. • sows with the.. I should go Ur Miry, losown. sad cats, The Chagos was* will pit trout immodstaly snood * tbe Ctiarowitch, as Ur owners of animals who A be "vented" in the latter vane A sat bk. to show their cede, eves tf a smogs% did not operate ageism them. There.. era good baritone pat keened, wok liberal bonuses, sad Noss ma be no doubt that Mr. Toni:area's efforts will not go garewasded. Titellleetys &Alm, for two end three yew olds, NO lestersgs, !sneerer ought not to raw, even with him fib realty, but H he dose the same stable cea win with Old . _ The Alma Stakes, for two-yr-olds, cm the same course, is worth • struggle. Deceiver Les only tu give July end Sprightliness 71b end wia, sad be ears aphis al Mang ell that. The aorta Handicap, nom Barham Is not such a tams , looting sear. and it is somewhat &Mesh to make a ageetioa Irma the seine of animals mgagoil. walk.., 0 yra has a wary fair weight in Tat ilk and not having appeared is pablk Imo be gave Katharine Login ilk mad as bat class over this earns anise in Key, hi monk he compezatively treat to most of the others, and Imo will ham to kw Babylon, i 3 year, with his feather of Sot 18134 mom thin anything. If the SO w vv. Innkeepers' Pk* ems mile and a quarter, it not tempting eni , ugli for Emileal, 4 yrs, Tat 91b, Red White and Blue, 3 yra, fiat Ilb, mi g ht he Just too good for all the rest. -- The Orsad Bland Stehm, far Iyr-olds, 7 furlongs, ought R. go to Mr. AhernVe mate; Lady Altos, bet, and Night Rangar. 7a 4116, Wog as Modenify avabW that than is a irossiten which hes the best ef the weights. Convict, lat Mk is s good-lsoldsighates, sad or that multi make a race with die best of thmast hensat weight. In the Wystasta Handicap, for 2.yr-olds, on the mme wens, 3. O s lot will have a groat champion in Old Times, 7st la lath, and Ordain!, 7M Bth, la the most likely one diesppe hiss. The Chester Hashicep, am sails end erten furls has 40 of the 46 sobs. left in, bat I am afraid of a small sod the most forraldeble of thaw that may inn are the of Derweat, 4 y.,, let , 3 y.., het 71b ; and Ka trelej.„., 7st, who repramett me in the ardor nemsd. 4. MITTIOR. TATTERSALLI3--BAItraDAT. CHRISTER HANDICAP. 7 to apt Maid of Dement (t) CESARRWITCH STAKES. 7 to apt IL Dopler (t end off) 20 to Plash coat (off) 20 to Mary (t) 20 to Aster(t 26 to 1) 33 to Liana (t) Al to Porker (t) 40 to Taamania (t) 50 to Neville (t) 1000 to I Elo,paince (off) 700 to 200 Y. Dobler and Plush colt, cou pled (t) 400 to 60 Plunk colt and Mary, coupled (t) CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 20 to 1 apt Madlk. de Chantilly (t) 30 M 1 DERBY, Liverpool (toff) 20 to 1 opt Ancient Briton (t 23 to 1) 1000 to 30 Ethiopian (t) 16 to 1 Alumni Bnkm and Ditto, con- P 1 .6 (I) THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5, 1857. NAVAL AND MILITARY. WOOLWICH, Ocr. 4. ROYAL Ail rILLF.ItT FOR INDIA.—Major Garffic wee D troop of Royal Horse Artillery under orders for Has bey, to jots /raj, Inteer's sod Captain Connelrs field bat teries sow on pump to that nallon, will embark at the Royal Arrival pter, as Toads yanqs t, , booed the /loyal Albort steam insert, which ia also ordered to nodes • large amount of warlike stoma. Is additioa to the Mame is cosi stand On following officere will proceed is the !loyal Albert . Coteau, A Y. Earl, end C. E. Stirling; Lieute nant., H. - P. "[Ward sad P. E. Hill ; Anietant.Stugeon, Woodward, 11. D. • Veteriaary Surgeon, J. I). Harrison. The Leopold @teen versa has arrived off the Roy.' Arsenal pier, and will embark dorion Um prenatal week the f the field batterin under orders Cr India. The Spitare, which recently arrived at Woolwich with troop. from Halifax, a to be surveyed, with a view to her bring char tered by the East Judie, Company for the coaveyance of It Artillery to lathe. CHATHAM, OCT. 1. The Hood, 96, screw steamer, will shortly be reported" to the Admiralty aa flt for laumehisit, Ihe Mersey, 40, is fe a eery /unread state, and is to be completed and twitched ae sows on pueible. Oo Saturday bowsaw the compass'. of the Sth Feathers, the howl-quarter% of which are in India, left Chatham Bar rarks for the parpte. of the dopot of the row, which bse recently arrised at Cole -beater from Jersey. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 4. The Ganges, h 4. Captain Fa!ford, hoisted the flag of Rear-Adnitral Net nee, tho newlyappoinisd Commander in-Chief in the Perin•. yesterday looming, when the wend mlutas were exchanged between her and the Port Admire, flag-ship. The new *crew fr4rate Diadem, 34, Capt. Moments, earns into harbour yesterdsy, having damaged a portion of her marhinery on brr troll on I. rolay. It to not a seriona injury and will be reedy risurvd. Sb. made en average speed of 114 knot. per boor. The Melpomene. new screw frigate, arrived yesterday front Mdford to los fitted .nt. Thela;ol 7 quertera of the 'Ath Regiment embarked yester day ILO board the a. re. tnumport Bahama for rmareyaum CeleMta. 1 hey ourober .but 500 OR mu end The Bahian. went out of harbour ith them to-day. DEVONPOItT, OCT. 4. The Imperial Mariaheiro, Brazilian corvette-0(- am, 16 wow, Captuo •Inn, recently hula the Medlin , names is ha the firmed. Tla. 'Oro's, 91, semi; dam ship, paid dr by Captain J. Elpidaataisa likebas. Yr barn plaord la las Ilys dam at mama morn tidaport. Übe la hay*/ bar deka. made goad. bIitiOTING AT A CULIOTILUI IN SKI PCLPIT.— Considerable r :Or meat prevailed it themaalaksare mast * re Emu*, in consequent* of • men, aural Jam* Ash man, being charged with haw* etall apa at the Rte. 0. A. Mallon, while b• wee in the parlam ent* of Divine Fs retail is the parielt c urrh of Leigh, on Sunda?.. The sitting magistrates were W. F. Enatch bull, heq.,11.P., Dr. Harriace, and N. Banos. EN., and the coat wa• mush crowded. It appeared (min the evidence of the Itoo. C. A. Mabon send other Ilrit.•••• • that at about 7 I. the neon% of Sondo Le... in the pulpit engaged in preaeL• ing • emigre, •L it the sudden report of • pia was heard on thrt north side of he clean h, followed i•strintaneresals by this crashing of &ma In the north window. The minister wee blamed to fall tack against the (Airman of the,pulpit In • elate of 412COPSCIOLL16.1141, and his (sea and surplice were In. stonily v,rered visit Mee& As may be supposed. Gs ni• tonal , rluiterilibliOS Ina MIMS was F0L 111 .014-11.1•1111 renamed and fainted, emery robed from Ow chards, whilst Whets bartered to tie w of the Moro M man, vbans ivory body thon,oht had been inmderid. Mr. ains bed been atria by the charts and partially gunned, but it sae ems aremtalned that the grower part of the blood must baseless din barged from the gun, and that the only around be bid ' , milord war tram a &aroma of the glans 'lnch tr. still sticking Into the t ow of Ina. ye, sad vas moored by one of the congregation. The inquiries instituted by the police mused enured very atront suapi, ion to fallen the primmer, who wee emoted. Esiden.s to no that suspicion upon him having toren addoced, the eisg6trates remanded the prisoner to Sh. pion Mallet 0n.,1. k.aW i iittlirgctlcr. METROPOLITAN OUL'NTT COURTS. lltlkost he:Petaled Mr the menet mut ely tersonee. 4.6rUn o Mtn.lay. Utt- A: Tu.t,. 6: 17Zari;rett., I .Lcto . temne—RoWAT. 00L 6: Tardy, 6: Them am 11; 6TW. f. 166aTtametm I , lnr.rua I— blooJay. 001. 6 : 6: FM/4.9. oet. 6. . Saesseemo. 014 Knet rued —TLunday. Oea & Sew : PeleSeld red—Tardy, Ort. ■l..otor eel, Ree.read—Thenday. Oft irk*. P. Rbspeal. 10. CITY SHERIFFS' COURT.—OCT. 3. (Before Mr. Prendergast, Q.C.) - . lIINNAM P. a"Le ELL In this cam, plaintiff, • clerk in the Coslocu-hoot', sought to recover the sum of be. good and lawful money, foe • C 011.11• terhit croon piece, ullegid to hate teen received is change from the defendant, shopkeeper, of litahopegatiestmet. Pinata mid, shout the middles of August ha went Into de fendant's shop, and pun tweed an article, which own to be., but not having sunk...tat silver, he tendered a tonnage, and received, ilia:tape. a tutlf.posersige and a Ilve-ehilling piece. That avelikulling pt,. a plsintiff tendered to the waiter dm Wing-Mims, in pay:tout for some refreshment, but the waiter refused it, and pronounced it $ bed one. By his Honour -- That Me, the neat day. I will swear th at I did not receive anoth e r cr own piece, and that the one I now produce I. what I took from defendent's shop. It weer left wy eight. As soot as the wafter returned it to me, I went to defendant's shop, but ho said that be "nenr exchanged moea p aLe; it woe taken from the shop." t said he defended this action entirely on principle. What protection waa there for a tradesman, if' he was obliged to exchange money alleged to have been received at his ahop, more than twenty-four afterwards ? Of what avail wee it putting up in the shop no money exchanged after taken from the neater r' Hu Honour—None. It Is preposterous to put up such a entice, and fool Wi to suppom it would hold good in law. I wish it to go forth to the world, that In every case where the evidence is clear, the law is altogether in favour of the cue fewer remising change. You often see In publie•housea, and even at rtWvray-aationa, parties are requated to look to their change, as none will be returned after leaving the bar" or .• counter." But neither publlem me railway cloth would be heard in eupport d such a notice. I must deride in favour of plaintiff. till POLICES COURT& NANSION-HOVIIM. THI CH ...101 OF AFFILIIIPTIPIO TOIITORT MOM FllOll Sly •.../Jaa N.ll. The proceedings ha this one were mewed belie the Lord Mayor: aecording to the arrangensat made on Friday, the defendant app ear i ng in discharge of his ming- Maumee, supported by Mr. Lewis, men. sad Mr. Huta pkreya, as before, appearing In support of the sammees. Mr. Under-Sheif Millard, seasoned yeeteeday, wee now noes nemined by Mr. Lewis, as follows first had note cot/venation with Sir R. Carden, in referenoe to his election, in th e middle o f August, in his counter-loupe, Exchange-building. no one else being pelmet. I Y cut by appointment from lir. Whitehead, Sir Robert's parser, on whom I bad previously ca ll ed. I COMMIta sod Sir R. Carden the substance of a oceverestion that had taken place between me and Mr. 1 •AW• Shirt, Anderton, who said he was deteunit I to oppose the dietion of Sir R. Carden. Fr R. Carden mid he did not believe Mr. Andertse sunlit take any such steps. I observed that my opinioe we. that he was determined to do ao, and I , awrita to Si R. Car. den the propriety of making some eningenents V Mr. An derton should appear to °odder in the same mind. Sir Robert .eked what steps I Named ke n sail I mil avow log several of his friends to fan • le protest la terals, and in one of • poll to arm, the services of a competent agent. Sir Mart re plied that he considered that to be altogether unneeneary, and he should not ask any of his hands to do so. He sad, moreover, that if the high position which be had for so many year. truntained without reproach in this city would not of itself command the support of hie fellow-citizene, he certainly should not ad them to vote for him. Sir Robert, I think, than re ferred to the prevention of parlor not entitled to vote being admitted to the poll; and on tildes Ism of him he maid he did not intend to tskie any Mar in the matter but at the WOO Hale, if I heard say mac cla the matter I should do my bent for him. My ant Interview with hint was on the I/3th Seneraber, when I met Mr. Aldermen Cabin in my way hem my dim, and in mergence of what pored between us, I went direct to the elks where Sir Robert Cordon wee welting to see me. He add ha bud the opposition of Mr. Anderton was a determined one, which might rends it Sir him (Sir H. Carden) to deemed a poll, and ha req me to acomapsey dm to Mr. Aldennan Wire, in miler to confer on the meanest where it might be prudent to adopt nadir the eh/tun/dances I did so, and we had en interview with Mr. Aldermen Wire, no one else being meant. lam not quite mire who introduced the subjs.-I of Mr. Anderton's opeodtion, but It was cussed, as was also the propriety of taking meanne to re sist It. It were proposed, I believe, by me, that en agent to conduct thel should be engaged on the part of Sir R. Carden, wh en Sir R. Carden said he should eanuredly de mand • poll, the expenses of whkh would fall upon the sheriff,. Mr. Alderman Wire =pi tined to me that it was not quite so, so the condi datee would have to provide agents to bring up voters and check the votes. I then maggested that the more correct course primps would be that the deputy and common councilmen of Doweste and Aldine Ward (the wards et titan two aldermen) should be requested to meditate thaw pelves into • committee for the purpose. of the electing. This was amented to by both aldermen, and Sir R. Carden asked me, as a matter of favour, to accompany him le hie deputy, Mr. Kebble, and I did so. Mr. Deputy Kebble wee in his counting-house. I deed to him what had paned at the vial to Mr. Alderman WWII, and requested him to put himself into communication with the deputy and Comma romeeilruen of the ward of Welbrook, for the pur pose* of the election. I then referred to an interview I had had with the defendant, and eurneeted his employ ment as agent far the lerilithetn Moose@ of lb° "Ike. Mr. Deputy Kebble observed, " I think I understand the purposes for which be is to be employed, an.l it will be weer an to have rime tweet.' Sir ft. Cordon said he wee utterly averse to. and would not sanction, any of the pro ceedings usually taken at elections; and he wee not die • pond to ban the defendant employed at all. I again rehired to the annuity of having an meal, and urged that same nne should be employed ender the direction of the committee, and the rank we. left to Mr. Deputy Kebble. I and Sir Robert were than about to leave whim Sir Robert said, " Now we mod settle Millard'e releinng fn." My answer was "My deeire to me Sir R. Carden alerted was my Weiner, and his en ure would be my reward." We thee walked up All Hal lows' Nerd together, and I asked Sir It. Carden whether he desired to be Lori Mayor. He said he must le Lord Mayor, and the proper steps must be token. As we appressehed Aldermen Wire'. office, Sir Robert took out hit watch, and mid it was 12 o'clock, so that he could not return to Aldermen Wire, and I went, by hie desire, to communicate the reeult of our interview with Mr. Depute Robbie. From that I rent for defendant as coon as I reached home, and be came about half-an-hour afterwards. I merely said to him, "I am not now concerned in this It was three or four days before that I had matter, and you mud ro to Mr. Deputy Kebble." a eonrenation with defendant about retelling him. He mid on that occasion many was Heat mentioned by me. The defendant never threatened to poblish or promind to abstain from publishing any libel or matter to toe, nor that unless money were given ko him he would do anything to prevent Sir R. Cardn't election. The proceedings were flum adjourned till Monday. BOW - ST R BET. Shortly after the bueinese of the court had been dleposed P. Mr. Sprague, of Villiers-street, Strand, waited upon Mr. Jardine, the regrading magistrate, and requested his worship to peruse • letter which he had received from • cloth of the Charing-mom Hoimital, and which he considered a very inso lent production. it must he stated that on Monday merniog lard, when hie worship presided, a young girl me charged with attempting to drown hereelf in ono of the fountain newereire at Trafalgar-equare. She was dragged out, appa rently dead, by a young man named James, and be (Mr. Sprague) having procured a cab, they proceeded with . nether gentleman ti the above beepitel. they who 11. near II &clock a. poreinle The deer was opened by o porter, who was rtopidly drnk, end an elderly woman, neither of whom would take the poor girl no. although she was in eitornieione . and, after walling a platter it an hour, they proceeded to Weetsitineter Ileepital, whom ehe war im mediately attended to. The next day Mr. Rennet, the house eurgeoa. called upon the inagietreti and vory coolly wated that the porter was not dniok, that the boor we. one o'clock la the morning instead of eleven 4 , night, as was alleged, and that be was only a "little sleepy," from being suddealy disturbed. Mr. Bennett added that be cam e ou t and spoke to witness,. although be (Mr. Sprepw) never taw nr rpoks to that gentlemen on the wooden. With the hour, it would batmen se by the cherge-rheet, Z i lra t e t by the evidence of the policeman and others prevent, that the hoar was rightly Mated by him (Mr. Sprague) to be eleven o'clock. Ho attended at Bow-street the next morning, to answer Mr. Bennett's extealirdietary assertion, but wax in formed that hie worsbip would not he sitting gain until to day. The letter referred to was SA f Moira Charingerrom H.pital, Sept. 30, 18.57. Sir.— I am requeetod by the weekly Hosed of the Charing ernes linepital to write to you upon the etaternents which you Lammas to the magistrate at Bow-street, greatly to the pre. judkv of the hospital, and which statements the beard, Prom the preliminary inquiry they have made, have good rearm to believe to be wholly void of truth, so far aa tbey see deroga tory to the discipline of the hawked, or the conduct of their oakum on the ocraaion adverted b e e p you. If your ehatge can ho eutostantiated the beard will repand to pmform their duty ; but if net, then the hosed rely on ',tor do i ng an in your power to lawn the evil which most corns from the statements which, through von, have ben made to the public. For the purpose of ascertaining tie truth, the beard prepare inquiring Into the fact. fa the presence of priureelf, and I shall he Bled to bear, before Tuesday next (when there will be the tuna quarterly mettle: of the rovernets) that you will be pre. pared to attend with your witomeas is support of your charges, at an early day to be appointed for that wpm. Awaiting that rep . le, 1 am, your obedient eorrent,--H. Wooteorr, .M.C:i3pcmpas - Mid be had token sp this matter moldy cm tbs wore of homenlty; and both himself and the gentleneas who amused him, gave • great diet of time, beads, incurring some rupees to the nee. lie felt, therefore ; that it was a Map-meted thlialo o riee such a letter to be addieseed to him, imputing to him, teethed of properly inquiring into thy circusadenms, as they were bound to du. Mr. Jaedine add, the sautes no doubt had been much too l li ig e h st tll a y g traded; bid It would be men that at the approaching of the goessaaen the case would be again brought under discomon. He (Mr. Jardine) of mune had no autho rity to interfere, although ho had felt strongly upon the inth)eet. Mr. Sprague said he should make a point of attending the board on Tuesday, MARLBORO VOA-STREET. Henry binning, remanded hum the 26th ultimo wee mum brought befise Mr. Bingham on the c h arge o f attempt ing to murder Flemy Clareadw , a woman rivaling in Nor ton-street, Fitzroy-square, by cutting her throat. It will be remembered that the prisoner and the woman, wingers to each other, having met in Bond-street, adjourned to a house of ill-fame in union -street, where, keeping some money he had Oven her, she was seized bold of by the proioner as she wee on the act of leaving the room, who, demanding a return of his money, which she resolutely refused, deliberately took from his pocket a knife and cut her throat. Mr. Inspector Park informed the magietrato that, except ing that of the surgeon, ho had to-day unfortunately no evidence to offer. It was quite clear that the prusecutrix, with her two children, had got out of the way, having been tampered with by the friends of the prisoner. Every exertion had been made to trace her, but at present without effect. He therefore applied for • farther mound to give the police an opportunity to !Ind her. Remanded till this day week. m . Joke Maw. Aihrtherst, a pianoforte tuner, in the ploy of Measrs. Broadwood, was charged with exciting a mob against the police, and otherwise obstructing them in the due performance of their duty. It appeared from the evidence that policemen C 147 and P 111 were engaged about seven o'clock in the evening in conveying to the station an Irish stall woman who had got drunk, and, sa a cionnequence, became violent and obese peeves, when the defendant who was in the mob that assembled, laid hold of one of them, and exclaiming, "The ratepayers don't pay you policemen to lug off poor women like that to the s t aff tried to get her away from them. The policemen ihe would not interfere • ith them, Met he should get himself into trouble; but he became very irascible, and still more dispoired to impede them. The crowd increasing, be called out many expmeeions tend hog to exasperate the idle or badly-disposed standees by against the conatablee, and so to the rams of their female prisoner, who ina, now the more trouble some, continuing this line of conduct all the way to the station. and frequently vociferating Remember the Hyde park a ff air 1" " Mind what you're about," itc. He was eventually introduced in custody to the station. Conatable C 147 added that the mob, which was very gnat, hustled thine several times in consequence of the additional confusion eased by the defendant's proceeding., and that they, in the sheet distance to the station, both had their pockets *hod of this handkerchiefs, with which the export and, no doubt, genethed thieves got char off. The defendant, when called upon for his answer, told the nisgistrate he really should be ashamed to say anything at all against the police. The fact was, ha saw the fruit-woman std along by her basket, as he thought very improperly, and a feeling of humanity caused him at once to interfere. Ho called two respectable persona sa winsome on his behalf, hoping to neestive the testimony of the polio', but did not succeed, for they would not say but that the definedent might lave done and said all alleged against him without their know Mr. l ßingham tined the prisoner 20e., or to be committed to prism in default. Anniston kiwi, Margaret King, E/11 nla Colt, and Mary Arta Cot, were charged with violent conduct and wilfully breath, a gnat many windows in St. Martin's Workhouse The ease being clearly proved, Mr. Bingham proceeded to address them on their rub conduct and sentenced themes& to COO moth's imprisonment, when ens of the prisoners, Enos Cole suddenly pouring forth a volley of obscenity and abuse, threw a large stone with groat force and malignity at the magistrate in his piece on the bench. She was thweepta recalled and sentenced to an additional month's .imprlson meet for her violated in the court . This is not the Int in- Memo of the sort and shows the necessity for a strict search of all maKead !ouzels, before they are brought into a public court ofjuatece. WORS H I P -BTR EET. William Pettit, described ea • French polisher, and hie wife, Cardin. Pettit, were charged as principal and recoieer fn the con:mind= of • orbs of .artful and systematic rob bons. Mr Alfred Walters, of the firm of Walters and Son, silk manufacturers, in Wilson -street, Finsbury, stated that, in the early part of July last, on taking stock of the silk in the warehouse, he was enrprieed to find • diminution to the amount of at least 120 f. He was utterly at a Ines to account fur the deficiency, until he euddenly recollected that the ri mier had been employed about the premises to perform ime thin repairs during the Easter week, and having ascertained that he bad subsequently obtained access to the at unseasonable hours, tinder the false pretence that r be had been sent by !thematic, he gave immediate directions for his awthenmon. The witness identified some amen of vain ableeilk produced by the police ea • portion of the stolen rc Edward Leferre, the prosecutor's porter, stated that the prisoner had repeatedly called at the place at en early hour In the morning, for the alleged purpose of completing little odd jobs whirl his muter had forgotten at the time the alterations were in hand. On each occasion the prisoner brought with him • capacious covered basket, with which he itivviably left before 8 o'clock in the morning, after cohtriviog, by frivolous pretences, to get witness out of the way beton• his departure. Evans, an active detective oftleer of the CI division, said that, in consequence of information he had neelved, be ac rompanied Inspector Bracknell to • house in Oreshasn-build- Inge, City, the door of which was opened by the prisoner, whom be at on charged wi th having been concerned in the robbery. The prisoner stoutly denied the accusation, and with an air of injured innocents boldly challenged him to search the place, which be promptly did, and discovered • quantity of silk and • number of pawnbmkers' duplicate* secreted in the lower room. While he was engaged in the search the primmer's wife, who had preriously de eland that she had nothing about her at all connected with the charge, in a stealthy manner made her way towards the doer, but was followed up by witness, who detected her in the act of handing to a man a small packet which he instantly secured, and found to contain 42 dupltrMeg — Wveral of which related to silk, and the reeidue to articles of jewellery and wearing •pparel, which he believed to be the prodooe of other Hoary Doughty, siege= to Yr. Atteaborongh, paws broker, City-reed, produced • patios of the stolen pro yerty,which had been pledged for 11.16 e. by the male prmoner, order the mused name of Joha Bennett, on the Bth of July IBM. Another pawnbroker also produced two remnants of silk, which were pawned in the name of Mary Webb by a woman whom he recognised as the female prisoner. Mr. John Edward Ford, a Ounufw.turer In Aldermanbury, preferred a second charge easing the prisom r, whom he Identified se having been enployed for two days in de comtiog Ma warehouse, during which period he mimed the groe do naples silk and wrapper produced, both of which had hie private meta upon them. On being called upon for hie defence, the prisoner maid that it would be useless to hold oat against such evidence, and he should, therefore, plead guilty to both charges. 11. D'Eptcourt considered it to be a very aggravated case, and sentenced the male prisoner to the respective terms of ail and four months' imprisonment. With regard to the woman, as it waa just possible that sin had acted under the control and domination of bee husband, he should order hesdischarge LAMBETH. David Jenkins, Frerkrint Bartlett, and Georie Seele4, the eldest of whom was not more then 12 years of age, were charged before Mr. Elliott with the following daring sad impudent robbery. The evidence of • witneas named Redbold went to show that about 7 o'clock the previous night he observed the pri soners Bartlett and Scale. standing at the chop window of Mr. Buck, a tool maker, 9, Waterloo-road, and the prisoner Jenkins was on the watch in the middle of the road, with a beg in his hand. The witness maw the prisoners fira named take out through a broken pane of gime a quantity of small tools, which they carried to their companion Jen kins, who deposited them in his bag. while the other led returned for more plunder. At last they all three went away together. The witness followed and gore Jenkins in charge to • constable, while he secured the other two pawners. The tools were identified by Mr. Buck, who stated they were soldering tools of the value of 24, and had been tale at one o'clock in his window, the glass of which was et that time perfect and unbroken. Tennant, L 99, produced • knife *Lich he had found on Jenkins, which was marked with putty, sod the point of which correeponded with the meek, on the window where the pane of glans had born removed. When asked whether they would have the case now dis posed of, or be sent to the mentions, the prisoner( adopted the former alternative, end pleaded "guilty." Mr. Elliott renamed them each to three months' hard labour in Wandsworth ltouee of Correction. SOUTHWARK. John Nrthoney, • C young fellow about 19 years of age, wan brought before Mr. ombs, charged with stealing a travelling b containiug a purse, la which was a ehequo 1 r 91. Se. 1 a Crystal PPISCII saesnu-tick•L 'and other property, from 0d Mrs. Lydia Martha Barlow, the wife of Dr. Barlow. The prosecutriz stated that the was passing along Black man-street, in the Borough, about I o 'clock that after noon, and while looking at Mr. Dodeon's shop she felt some one snatch her travelling-beg from her, and on looking round she save the prisoner running !sway with it, up a court claw by. Mr. Dodgem pursued, and eventually the prisoner waa taken into custody, and her property was recovered. Mr. Henry Dodson, of BlackMarretiset, said that he saw the prieoner snatch the bag from Idle. Barlow, and he plu med him up the court adjoining hie house into Little Lent pi rem, when be climbed over a wall. Witness went round end captured him in a water-closet. lie was positive that the prisoner was the lad who committed tho rubbery , as he never loot right of him until he climbed over the well. Mr. Combe asked the primmer whether be would prefer Ming tried by him or go to the 1011601111. If the former, he m Th e guilty. prisoner, he a sullen manner, said it was no use raying anything %Dont it skr what the wither- to had stated. He should pie w t gnat), and oskad Lis worship to dad leniently with him. Mr. Combs said It *ea an impudent robbery ,!and he should sentence tom to six months' hard labour. M4RZEIE. HARDWARE,—Blwasolum, Oct. 3.—The roamificturieg trades, both of this town and the ti:Tt l , have been rather Batter thie meth, it being the lent of the quarter, but the accounts received from the factors are still of a eatisfactory character, and the country trade is still marked by a steady improvement. In rderenoe to particular Mancha of trade there is nothing new to report ; the jewel ler. are moot of them bens), and in some other of the fancy trades there is more beadiest Mil ring. In relation to the Iron trade of this diatrict some fat te of an important thane, ter have just been collected, with the view to show the pro gress it hen mado sines 1852. It appears that at that time there MCP 127 blest forearm in operation, these producing on on average 12,700 tons of pig-iron weekly ; the number of puddling furnaces at work was 1,462, consuming weekly 16,000 tone of pig-iron. At tho present time there are one hundred and fifty-five furnaces in blast, being s of an increue twenty-five per mat. ; the increased number producing on an average 3,000 tons of pig-iron weekly, or 150,000 tons per annum, and yet this great and rapid augmentation of the make appears to be be low the consumption. A list of the mills and forge% with the number of paddling furnaces, shows that In them the increme since 1862 Inas been nearly Pal hundred, the present number being 2,024. To reduce theme details to a more pre cies estimate of the operation in the trade, they appear to chow that the quantity of pig-iron made weekly in the dis trict is about 17,050 tons, and that there is imported hither from Stuopshire, Wales, and the Forest of Dean, about 2,600 tons. The conenmpton weekly In estimated at 22,300 tons, allowing to per cent. for furnaces under repair, so that the make and the quantity imported are not up to what Is used weekly. At the present time the stocks of pig-iron in South Staffordshire and East Worcestershire, which bad increased during the months of July and August, are being rapidly treed up; and, looking at the facts given above, the fair inference would be that the price of Stafiordehire pig iron is likely to advance, even If the demand fur finished iron remains stationary a very improbable event, if the past may be taken ss • guide for the future. The present price of best hot-bleat pig-iron le 41. be. per ton; the most inferior quality Is quoted 34 10e. COTTON.—Livaitroot., Ocr. 3.—The tone of the market has again changed and business to-day wee satin, with prices • turn against the buyer. The sales are 10,000 bales, 2,000 on 600 specolnlon ; 200 Persians sad 2 Manahan; I flel. to od. to 110 p er lb. 91d, to ; and ,000 Inn; COTTON 000D&—l4Nenearin, Ocr. 2.—There has net been much business thin morning, bat the market for yams is steadier than in the earlier part of the week, and Botha are held fur fell prices. There is • good business doing fur China, in cloth, with spine few operations for the same market in water Wit. Some fair penchant, of cloth are reported for Calcutta and Bombay, and there has she been some business inyarne, for India. For the home trade there is a steady business in most kinds of cloth suitable, and the demand fur these gouda having for some time prt entirely taken off production the makers are asking very full prices. The suspension of payments by a silk house, that of Mesas. J. and J. Beard, with liabdities over 40,00 W., is one of a number of failures that have recently taken place in the Bilk trade. There are some Ina,/ nethtors, in the meant case, in hlsoclestlsld. WOOL—Loins, Ocr. 3.—The market boa pranged no new &stars this morning. The tone hma been tat, and the tranasetlons show no bnprovoment. CORN.—Carnatoos, Ocr. 3.—W. had a dull market for all corn at last week's prices. Wheat, red, 66a. to Mo.; white, 645. Barley. 38.. to 48.. Beans, old, 48a. to 605.; new, 42a. to 445. Oata, 24e. to 325. Tares, 44e. to 465. CANTWORT, Ocr. 3.—There waa a good amply at market to-day, with a doll isle; but prim were tally main. Mined the some salad week . Wheat, new brown, 465. to 660. ; whits, new, 665. to 63a. Barley, new, 36.. to 46.. Oats, old, Ms.; new, 24.. to 265. Beans, old, 425. to 435. ; now, 390. Peso, 40 par qr. . CARLIN.; Ocr. 11.-We hod not • large show of wheat this morning. Prices ruled about Is. per Carlisle bushel higher than last week. Buyers were numerous, and the market was soon cleared. Barley and oat. murk the NOM sa tut week. Wheat, whits, new, 235. to 2.5 a. 6d.; old, 23e. to 255. ; red, new, 21s. to 235. ; old, 214.6 d. to 23.. Barley, new, 14e. 6d. to 15s. 6d. ; old, 141. 6d. to 15e. 6d. Oats, potato, new, 9s. 6d. to 11a.; old, 12a. to 13e.; commoa, new, 9s. 6d. ts 10e. ; old, Ile. to 12a. Rye, 13s. to lbs. Flour, per atone, 2s. 24. to 2a. 6d. Oatmeal, 2e. 2d. to 2a. 4d. Bynum], Is. 6d. Berleymeal, Is. 6d.-Carliale Jownsal. OLovesgrea, OCT. 3.—English wheat in large supply, and the turn dearer. Foreign 6rm. Malting barley more offered, and :lather esslsr to buy. Grinding corn in limited demand. To make Wm in oats, 6d. less must have been taken on greys, and Is. on blanks; whites wanted. Import. for the week ending Oet. 3:—Wheat, coastwise, 630 qrs. Oata, Ireland, 3,650. Mains, foreign, 1,270. - - - . . , Ovu.neoan, OCT. 3.-In consequence of the supply of wheat being very large, there was more duinea. in the trade, millers obtaining many parcels on rather easier terms. A good clearanes wee, however made. But little alteration was observable in other corn. Middling qualities of barley remain unealoable even at reduced value. Wheat, 445. to Ms. • Isdevera, 66 5.; barley, 36.. to 455. ; oats, 235.;t02130.; beam; 42a. to 50a. Hearteriln Oct. 3.-We bad a good supply of wh ea t to-day, and list week's prices were fully supported. Seeley In falroffer, trade heavy, but not lower. Oats, peas, end beans firm et fall prime. Wbeat, 325. to 40s. p. Barley, Us. le 49e. per qr. Oats, 23e. to 30.. pm qr. Perm 26e. to Xs. per lead. Beans, 27e. to 31.. per load. NLIWCAITI.II-VPON-TYNF, Oct. 3.-The weather this week, with the exception of occasional rain at night, has been favourable, and harvest operations may now be said to have been brought to a conelmon in this &Mice The re ports regarding potatoes are becoming daily worse. The trade during the present week has assumed somewhat more tamitnem, in er4 of our large coasting pee , of wheat, the improved fee li ng being in some measure due to the dr eumstance of our new wheat having disappointed the eerie lotions of our millets on trial hence the demand has in creased sufficiently as to take all parcels that were offered et toe market value. For the best out. Barton, Norfolk and Suffolk yellow , 60e. could not be exceeded, nor 58s. for general rune whereas good, strung, useful qualities, with a slight chamber smell, have been placed at 66e., all weighed 6316 e. In fine old foreign, ouch se high-mixed Danzig and white Sandomir, a fair retail demand has been experienced, puck deveriptions being found extremely useful for mix'ng with our new growth, the none remarks being also applicable to the beet new strong foreign red, which are certain to find a geed market here. Flour has been well cleared off, choice households nicking 42.. and white. 46e. other ports selling in proportion. Malting barley, if fine, has been in favour, whereat' secondary varieties iiave commanded very Pule attention-grinding without change. Prime eesson-mademalt dill sell. at 745. with, however, a less active inquiry than heretofore. Be ene still creeping up, and so are boiling pear, upon which an advance of 2s. per qr. has been willinely paid. Oats without material change. At our market thin morning we bed agein a very large de livery of new wheat from the growers, condition even worse than last week, neverthelere n clearance was early effected at an improvement of le. to 2e. per qr. upon the rates of this day eennight. South country qualities were no dearer then on Tuesday, whilst at the same time there was lees pairing, which, however, is easily accounted for by the fact of our millers having bought at freely during the week. Fine new foreign was inquired fur, and 60e. would be will ingly given for throng red, but of these descriptions our met' ket is now bare. Choice old Demote was bold firmly, as was also white Sendemir, in which some sale. were made at 65a. per qr., weighed 63Iba. Flour was steady in request, and we look for a fair steady pale for favourite mirk. next week, as the supplied we are now receiving are not in excess of resent relpirstnetts. Rye neglected. Malting barley, unless in gad condition, we would totally discourage, but there is a fair opening for choice qualities, will Vs. luny be considered a very extreme quotation fur well teleciol parcel., weighing 84 to 541b5., end 465. to 47e. for 5311 g. Gnndiag in limited requeet, but prices onstained. Malt lees inquired fir. Boil ' ing 'ma, on account of their enmity, may be written 3e. to 4.. dearer, extra qualities being worth 48.. to .50.. per qr. Been. unaltered. Fine ',trait old oars wanted, but of dick wo have few offering. The quality of our new growth 'w eaved before the rain to remarkably fine, and suob descrip tion. would bring 30s. readily; hut there was only a very wmill proportion of the crop hewed well. the main bulk show log a very indifferent sample. The arrival. this week are :- Wheat, roastwi•e, 5,999; foreign, 1,390. Barley, comeriee, 929. Malt, ooastwi.e, 525. Oats, costatesime, 30 qrs. Flour, 1,472 seeks. Nonwteit. Orr. ll.—There was • good show of wheat to-day by the farmers; quality generally good; prices ruled firm at last week's rates. The yirl,l is prov ing all that eould be desired—folly one quarter Mr acre beyond the average of years. Flour trade Item at an advance of Is. per seek ; • good n, my toquirioo fur f.o.b. ehipments. Barley trade firm at late rntoo with on in ereaeing .upply the quality generelly of this •rtiele is not fine, nor the yield per acre large. Beane in small supply; mire, liens. Peas were a limited offer ; no change to price. Oats in good demand at fall prices. NOTTINGIIAM, Om. 3.—At our corn market to-day there was a fair show of wheat, some of which was out of condition and unealealle. Prices were the cams no lest week fey good maniples, Bun old white making 74e., and red Me. per quarter. Good barley was fully as high as lent week, One malting samples realising 50s. per quarter, whilst grinding made 395. per 30 stone. Oats maintained recent prices. Beane fully es dear as last week. Ch.FORD, Orr. 3.—ln the Corn Exchange to-day there lIILO a god attendance of formers and a vary large quan tity of wheat offering, and although dealers and miller purchaeld rather extensively, there lima very little alteration to prim. 6...tu0i0d with last Saturday'o. Fine wheats may be quoted the tome, and second rate a With lower. Malting barley was again in demand, and sold at prices varying from 40.. to 47a. per quarter. Grinding and distilling barley ruled from 32.. to 40s. per quarter, rather a dull tr ad e. Oats not much in demand, quotations bring from 245. to 30s. per quarter. Deans, teeth old and new, now in sale, fur the best claim high as dd.. per quarter; inferior aslow as 425. gone from 41.. to 42.. per seek. Hay U. per tan. Prrusos.uvoa, Ocr. 3.—We had a vary lerp supply -- - No at here to-day ; the trade ruled du I, ad m wetly instil's,. Is. to U. per qr. lower than last ece k Spring corn comas f o rward more phmtifully, end all sorts were essier to bny. Rubino, Ocr. 3.—TLe supply of .bat to-day WU r eveal to lam market, and trade partook of the like dullness that characterised London and other market, of the week, on the whole prices cannot be quoted higher than this day se'nnight, though an silvan , . of In. per qr. way, in some few instances, obtained. A good demand for best pulley barley, at en ad rano° of Is. per qr. Other articles without alteratim, terms, 475. per qr. Beam, a goon in quiry at Ism ftures. Other grain quiet. Wisnscx, Ocr. 3.—Ws have a fair supply of wheat at market to-day, and all good dry samples sell at last week', prices, but damp or infei iur lots can be bought rather easier. Oat, and been. come scantily to hand and mill at former prices. The potato disesae Increames greatly in this neigh bourhood. Prices to the growers :—Wheat, 60s. to 61s. per qr.; et,, Is. Id. to Is. 2d. pee stone; beam, new, 435. to 465. per qr.; old, 48s. to 60e. WORCERTP.R., Ocr. 3.—At this day'a market there was only a moderate supply of wheat, which mostly found buyers at the currency of this day eennight. Barley more plentite`, end about Is. per qr. cheaper. Beans unaltered in value. For oats there wee a fair sale, at previous rates. Yogi, Ocr. 3.—With a fair show of wheat at this day's market, owing tSfarmera sekieg such exorbitant p i , cee, b ut little business has . been done, brat wheats fetching fully last week's rates. Barley omen to hand in very poor condition, and fine samples ewyy scarce ' for which full prices are paid. In other article. co alteration. The following are the present prices of grain :—Wheat, white, 58a. to 645. per logo riel qr.; red, 62a. to 674.• ' barley, malting, 40a. to 44e.; g, ad ing 345. to 36x.; been, 45e. to 48a., eye, 36 1 . ; malt, 74,. to ; oats, la. Od. to Is. Id. per stone of 1416. Flour, 435. to 45.. per sack of 2801 b.. Wszzaromn Orr. 3.—Our market has been moderately supplied with farmers' grain this weak, end the quantity on offer by boat haa not been so largess of late. From abree4 the arrivals monist excluaivrly of Indian corn, of which the import has been liberal. There is not much change to report in the trade since the date of our lest ; a fair amount of Du. sinew haa been transacted throughout the week, and prices of most articles well sustained. At this morning's market, wheat met a ready sale at an advance of led. per barrel. Barley realised former rates, and oata in one or two instances brought 2d. to 3d. per barrel over the quotations of Saturday lest. Foreign wheat, with a good inquiry, fully supports late prices. Indian corn baa been largely dealt in, but purchases' have been enabled to supply thewselyee at a reduction of 3d. per barrel, ex ship, bolder, not wishing to incur the expense of landing. Flour unaltered in value. Imports thleweek :— Indian corn, 5,484 qrs. Exports this week :—Wheat, 2,930 barrels; oata, 8,191 ; flour, 2,380 sacks ; seamed, 100. Indian meal, 20. SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCR CASUALTIES. Lord WWI= Bentleek, Carat. Hervey. OM bli4di•Alrollb for Quo' et, foandkrad on th e Seth of ..Nember, in lat. St 11 W.; utes. aed 16 wee raved by the beir Lamas, iw thin poet— Queer.towe October 2. Earl (ketone), Captain Protolani. from Bandana to Cork, IN order.,... totally loot on the Northers ',Nagle., about the 17th M Aaiun; new ntred.—New York, Sept IC. Pontos (..wedith whooser), (aetaht WlrbWas. fr , os London to Stonthohn wtil gunny, went whore at the 0111/IMO! of Faro Sonnet ea the lerd el beaten bee. sad wenn • tout IMO. 7b. Ster•r part of the a:tetanal.. but only too beg. (wet and datliIIINI) of the w.rao, no been doted.—llion, Ben. 27. VESSELS SPOEP/q WITH. Rehm (Brows barque), from &coley fm Femmes, Asemtl, 1111.1im.211 Z. W. Serene from Camases for Mauritius, reetrebcr 12,1 37 , 1m. 1ce. SS Lemma for ItloJeselre fecimnbm 2, le. 1111 W-rke.27 W. Bores (MOO, Wilt Musa 2 4 , le. SAO N., toe. 34.80 Sonerk from U Meer plea, September 10, Ist. MN, 1..0 w. hsf , •10 4 . VIGIL brMMna. Augnet 11 , W. II N., Ice. 21 W. woman Stemorem Lam Landon Le Korman, Sep embor IS, Fit. II N., km. U W. 'FAL OUTWARD EAST INDIA AND CIIINA MAILS —BOl. , TTTTTT ON, Bruovr.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-ahip Colombo. Captain Field, left this day with the usual Fast India and China mails, stall cargo, 187 pamengen, and the following amount of specie Pkgs. Vake. Bombay 123 .... 11n,aso Ceylon 3 .... 4,117 Mauritius 2Bl Madras 66 .... 30,207 Calcutta Penang 8 .... 1,960 SingsP.re 366 .... 16,220 Hoag Hong ..... Shanghai 123 .... 32,246 Total 2,077 .... £695,940 In addition to the above, there were shipped from France 12 bocce for Hong Kong, of the value of 5,200d01a., and 11 oases for Calcutta, value 146,000 fr. Amongst the para gon by the Colombo are the Bishop of Victoria, Majors Fitz gerald, Walters, Vacher, Westbroolte, end Mantel', Captains Turnbull, Jones, Salisbury, 11•14eill, Blackwood, Jenkins, Ilartnisen, Bulls, Chandler, Cooper, and Douglas, and Lieu tenant+ Nem and Hammer ; also, four Catholic priests, who are going out to India, to supply the place of Catholic tale aloriaries who wer!..masaammirhere, THE INDIA MAiLs.—The arrangements for con ecybg horse the two last India mails were as follows. A • soon as the Bombay portion of the India mail arrived at Seer, it was sent acmes to Aletandrie, and the Marseilles portion wee put on board a French steamer there. She con veyed it to Alamein's, telling at Malta and Cagilart, drop ping government and nevrepaper telegrams at the last men tioned place. As soon as the Calcutta portion arrived at Suet (which for the last two mails has arrived there after the Bombay portion), it tram also immediately sent on to Alexan dria. The Marseilles part of this mail wee despatched in a fast steamer belonging to the Peninsular and Oriental Com pany, which proceeded to Marseilles, Idling also at Malts and Cagliari, and dropping telegrams at the latter place. The heavy portion of the India mail was despatched from Alexandria in a steamer bound for Southampton. At least six days must be allowed from the time say one portion of the India mail arrives at Suet before we out hays in England a telegram with Indian news. Both portions of the India mail thould arrive at Suer to-day (Monday), and on the therefore, a telegram may be expected. It is quite postale, however, that news might reach England before that period, provided any of the fast steamers bring the Bombay or Cal cutta mall down to Sues. The dates of the next mails should be Bombay. Sept. 17; Calcutta, Sept. 10. The United State, corvette Plymouth, Captain Dellgren, left Southampton Water yesterday. On Friday Thompeon, Eel., the United States consul, paid a fare well visit to the corvette, end on his leaving was saluted by the guns of the chip. On Saturday Captain Dahlgren sad the whole of the officers of the corvette were entertained at dinner by Mr. Alderman Andrews, of Southampton, at his suburban residence, Lucerne Villa, near Winchester. The American officers, dreamed in full uniform, travelled from Southampton to Winchester in splendid equipage., provided by their hospitable host. On Saturday morning a seamen on board the corvette gained access to the 'pica room, and drank to such an excess ea to produce congestion of the brain. Aa died within ell hour, and was buried in Southampton cemetery yesterday mornisg. [Advertivement.)—Hoccommr's OINTMENT AND Puts ~nor 'Moo ItY•zotal rot 800 buto.—Extrad of • letter from Mr. Charlo flame. or Church...moot. Woolwich, to Pride. , ir Holloway: —" I hee to ofkr you ins oluvere Manly for the ',or Inoue cure •Inch your involuoblo olutuu.nt awl roils lure tlf..ete.loo nit leg. For boor months I woo in • London hoeplml ; and turned out afters arts as Inewroble, with boo. of .ottfil toy but I any happy es, that your rouiedio. erecteda iarftytorol opoody core. Fuld by WI Medicine reader+ °mutt:boat the world ; and •t Prufveoor Haloes, • F•tabllidoneotr, :ie. road, Loodoe. and 60, Maiden lane. Now York; ley O. A. tileasnok Coitouuttioup'e; A. Guldlm. Smyrna mod E. Moir. H - DURAL PALACI. UN{ SHILLING DAT. - SATCRTI&T, OCTOMIR 3.—AMMOOMMS no payment, 633; dila ►y pees= tieleta 2,751 ; total. 3,384. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. OALN t I. at rutt. atrtut. Eaton •quart. Wry. F. Oak. of a KO. OOPS tell —Oct 'l. at 113dney Oar-. Orel. pave. LltorptcaL •116 of Y. oudrtch. jun.. LK., of a daughter. t LL.-Itert. Hunnere Lodge. Tulao.billtralL Mist" the wile of tit° Rec. J hall, of a tta. 110 . LT . —rgyt. - AL at WurtlalLg. Sumer, the wife of Lieut.-Col O. net. LONU.—Jept. 'O, at rive llottaras,ar Wawa°, We of Wiabt, dam • of Yr. A Lori. of a PO. EltßlLt..Bepa. la, at Pack•llle.atrett, Etcrtoe, Lltantaal. lbe . 11 of Capt. J. A. altrrui. of. so . MICHAEL.- Papa at Woodbine Villa, Campton park, Brirnl. a.f• of Mr. V. b. Mad. of a aort . WIIITS.—Oct I, tlp• wife of the 800. W. 11. Wh.te, Itrarolcat 0111. Jamie. fkauhaiaptoa, of a Ka. ILARRIAORe. APAMP—LOCK.—Oet. 1. ►t St. Mlehlars. Southampton. by' the Per. r. Cupp. John. ose of Mr. B. Adam. of Woddeedom. A tleshorl. to Mottido, dor :hko of Mr. H. L ck hefleh street. Suuttmr..... BAH MWKM—CROMPTON.—Oet. 1. At the CotheMst. 'Son. hot.. by th. Bev. J. N. Moiesoorth, Pb,.. the Bee. W. Vsstdoeo. M.A.. of Hooshroter.. to Hargstet.. daughter of the' late J. Comp. too. Led. 111. V CRE—STORES.—Oct 1. at Hardt.Seth.. (tai 6 . N o,o '. I , " tonthlre. ewsee by the Wee.Kerugh . W. b. W O. of the y , Wordier...a, to Jane, dater t I We Itte J O. t Week Laq.. of Wedded.. hate. DEATHS. MATSTOMM.—dept. 30. C. BatdOrd,)isq., of Weston. Ecar Balt NW Pi BOWDON.—ttent. 30. at Betaittoo fields, Cert. .. Mary Martha, Mid of the late Jobs Bruno Itowdon, LK., of ioutbota DUNCAN—Await% at Calcutta, Captal• Joao Rat, Dare., trt Majaaal toed Regiment mu of ticzand Dram at.1.C.0.. Cauca- Oda Moms. Make.. ZLIB3 —Snot. 30. U. daughter of Mr. 8. Ebbs, of 91.0.90. 1 . Macaw,. aced T 9. LOOK L—Oek. 1, at Merle tt ount. Lay 1%11.1 . .13 Latta. LK.. J.P. MALCOLIC—Oet. Lit Brighton, Neill Maleo o a. Taa . 4 r° , ..' .11 * Argylletdre, sad Cleat 104010t...eat. Mal.fatr, Loudon, aced 9. tRWOOD.—OaI. 1, at Itetbarlold.rord T.atb. Mastro. 3.1 , C9 01 . Batt Jam. VU. fi bli•nrowl. IBe.. aiad 3:. riEss4 moral baLautr Mt . air. a N. 1. d. esti I.lg • N, on.. e. Loeb ho la the tall M initi bluo—Mout.Octoata S. WT.