The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-27 00:00:00

5 ~ SPOBIING. THE HOUGHTON MEETING. TO 11l IDTTOR 01 THU Timis. Sin, Before whim/their g the ill•impottent Ha egetna limner, a few words or the Wanda and Kelm rcieteg • not be thrown away. For the Great W..nriek needles, se an were telegrapt ed to cart, and four of these —Lady Tattoo, Wild Boatsmen, Prima of Orange, and Homily—wen supported by theie stables for plsety of mosey, it I tempt the Hueneme, who, shboagh once the hammer, had more admirere acing the ee pubis," them my • her theism. How Homily tcrard set peters with 7.t 9.11 after her defeat at Newserket a week precom with Is:, a meeters to Estee ; bet it is te. everth-:ess true that the rattle were 1050.05 50 "lord" Mkt', sad io sty opiates the :mesa had to think in accident that she did not pull the ram of It •11 be reminded that for the ICO ones. Headiest Plate, WON the fiat, en the Thursday, st Newessrket, she 0•75/051 7al, giving Glee Les but gad Dined 51t, for 055 f. 634 she saver had • aeon to the ram; her joelsey h • ei waitirg " orders ; tut the was brought op too lave—for her backer,, if cot fr ler Inman. Nothing admired eppeared the matter wi.lo tee, end no ranee wee gives far her ?deal. Hut thn week, gide,/ the Primed Orange—a mush mpeeicr smisal Is either The Druid or Ulcu Lee—alb, she oaken a 171rnelid race with him and Lily Totem. The looter distance (moot be said to ham ; suited her totter, as for manly the first quarter of a coda everythirn a;.pesred to be racial for the lead, and a sheet erna haro covered the lot ; bat she soon got is advent*, and mired co the ruccirg at a good pace to th• balf.mils pm', wrere the Prince of Orange cod Lady Tattoo bete. to draw on. and when fairly in Me ended they took their else.. h eider of her, the Prices of Orar go on the right and tte Lady on the left of ter, eat , . in a magnificent nee home 'he Prime firA appeared to here its beat of it, test Lacy T.t . on Env king her din' la the nee: stride or two, the mir got ie. front. &Mende?, n Andy appeared amble to get through, Lady Tatt,tn manatee by a hestd,withthoPrince only es tar es.e.re Homily. Nothirg elm was near the trio, sad tile It e Loathes were op those who Lad takes laborites with Homily oo the anisette of predate t erfonsaneee were far from c ref. cable. I freely minim Imy opinion led weak on the gel-fa:lmam at Newer an:re, when I remarked thee the next my• world probably be her nippiest a greet stale; title thinkiceg that the time was en near for her to maks the attempt. It any tricks are being played with bee, I thick all area ate I.liely t, coffer by dem era ratty well on their go 4J, s the treinacilens were too close together, only four eLeys intorvening between her defeat ma the Then day sod narrow mem* of miming on Tuesday. She bas got in U. Worcester Autumn Hat clicrp et ist, giving riioCs of o , arge alb to dof 91b, and receiving 191 b mom from Lady Tattoo than ohs did bete re ; and yet It is not advieable to touch her, ening the stable money were to go OE. The Castle Perk Headiest brought out a Trey moderate lot, to receive from 211 b to 371 b fr..en Gemini ui Vern, and coffer defeat into the tannic ; sad I bens sines been looking tot for Tournament in the Derby market, as he has beaten the Italian tentless* twice. With reference to this yen's, too,-yen olde, these mother who is remarkably quiet who ought to led friends •Isrouph Cemetna'a running. It will be neolinted that ZOlee rem the letter ilb at Reading, and was bat a head behind Gbh, after a :mg and se r,re finish, whoa the bons got his Lead fiat on the rod. Comidering that Beide* only defeat .4 Ooldfleett by a neck at Ascot, after getting the best of the atert, Goldfinch must be is least ma good se Gimes. di Vevey, and in my opinion he will prove it neat wean, if he does not torn out Mr. R'eward's Simon Pure for the Dirty. At Kitten there were three important and valuable Esselt e:am iiie'deel, they !mist • little to do with the Cambridge shire. A data went to the pod for the Boatiorgh, and moat them the two-year-old, Commoner. His running one mule mid a half war sot so estraoroinary, as ha is ere of the lucky heals, harlot some months the bast of most two year. aide. He n 0,.. bad • chance, however, end the redo brought us • new favourite for the Cambradgerhire in Alms, who eat her field down in a caster. Too defeat of thank.. per by Pantomime alter Chester was anything hot warrert running, sad Le that reason Alma had cooly beaten a field of bed one*, Tom Thumb meaning with her at level weal to, and Pantomime diving her 311 b., the two finishing second and third. Immature ma very forward hr the fled mar, ate ter mat essay proved that speed was her fora, as Brun;, 1, icing her 241bs, had the meta; difficulty in shelties ter off by a neck. Teeniest day Tom Thumb mei IStex*y eat, et 231 b over two eider, sail the forms proved the motor. men inermalog Alma's partizans ' as she had gives Tem 'I tomb • 71b beads.. Alma, at 6 .t 13th, Tors Thumb, at 64 10Ib, and Imposture, at 64 7th, are is the Comb idgeshire, led the fanning world make Alma appear the ohempim of the three. 114Vire folly dimmed of the Criterion Stakes for two-yr olde on Tnursday tut, I ham little further to soy os the race. The 'toren might somber half • more; Mat Rom Bootee., Sydney, Brother to Bay Rosalind, the Bersawas e•lt, Amery, Mohawk, Lausdowno, and Dromtur sr* my pica el tn. id sub., the thus latter being "doubtful." I banes , room to alter my opiates& that lima Boolseur will be foiled A 1, with Sedum, the BUSWIIIS e.lt and Augury in ae•endeser, although the brother to B ay Readied 11/ wart Bee I:cking twe-yr-old, sad hos ay, if Ma patty back him, have F:a•mes's serviette instead of the filly. Tlll CAMiI Geld e.asber at least t►in; il some bias( sperosatilog the Tie t.41/oat{ lot should oo • i Age dlll 11•11.41104 ..... a .. Soma the ?Woes Veep:saes 4 Nava 4 Loam ..... 7 1 Azullery . ..... 6 i Pre:ti Boy ...„. 3 .. . .. Litt:. D.orTd .. 6 Hwpltalitf• OotawL.ll Lod I shall bet he earpti.e4 le atlas are sera at the put. Ma all tee statten: et lb The Perim AV 4 II Mai* Of 011111 p...... a II hate Ma _„. 3 Brew 8 7 ' Shelia Thema Dittos Alma 3 13 1 : 1174 ; " $ 10 3 lO layman .....—.— I 7 Cosp.ek.liala 3 3 Valetta . .......... h6rppa 1 1 1•Laet 6 13 ♦ faw set* say start to at bet It Is a 0 , ..ic01t mitts, t 'esti messiest to be i 7 • ____ _ ______ Alp aID Ace clb Meow 4 $ 13 Grams grows —... $ 6 II bobbin Gr-y 1 716 I 41/gbaa ................ $ 610 Claties.... ..... 4 7 I rpm," ...-.—..... 3 6 • This Clez . entuss 4 4 Av 7 Sllaiiisre .-.*. 1 6 7 'iator' Seeing II ithtrg teseptieg as this lot three Is the list, I melte my first paws et Vesgesero. who osaletsisse the posi tion of first favourite with nmerkable Gramm. Despite Eta the strong sep;ors given within lb. last throe days to smogs, C , :sp4e-bleln, Pretty Boy, Merlin, sad Alma, Is has never seen move than 4to 1; sad his party will take that is for gelit is offered. It devoted. greatly on what the Middlettass men en for who will ride him, as Alderoft is oar of the chief supporter of Dawron's stable; but if Is is seas in t'.. saddle it will be "good bye" ti the chasm of 11311 , 31 Wtt 1 riffs well in the market at present. Pelietar appeared on Mooday laq as if she were ping to tier him the go-by ; but her (timid, have cooled • little, and toey begin to discover that it is not good polity to take 6to 1 when they can get 9 to 1. There it c:enty of go‘d stoney ',airier to go on her, and her party are ellowisg the rubes en e imp de 11 aM, Blngesece, doe., to have its effect before they teyin. This looks geneiso, as it betokens the total abysms of say satiety to keep her a favourite, for they west to tali, end not lay 'garnet her. Before the Sag drot lthers wee, I espect to see as little as 6to 1 takes abtlat ler, sod frog this time bee sopperten will tosses.. bath• leg her regain. I have argued the point between her sod Wriageasm bet re, sad mut still assert that I ear sat me difference in their chaccetand having picked cot Venoms, at •prod rice before the Cr s. rewitch was decided, I sheik, be well mouth to his ware I a btektr of boric.; but lothteg at their po.itome la the market at this writing. I %Ana Polceta entitled to the great* st share t f supp id. It Is not 2 t 1 Vengeance arsenst her, and those who take 9 to 1 wirl have profitable hedging. tas no friend in sae with • hat weight, and Artillery wit , nit te wonted, I suspect, if 11,elin's party saw get ow ati4ettty s•• o^g. the pair woull find no despio,b!e 'PPM: , tit in Pretty Bay, were they le th to try their very best. B.th Atilery sad Pretty Boy hews tad a sp'a with Fendaspe, sort got beater, the former Tonna g with hen on 41k worse tunas than the B y, and get ting j est shoot as dose at the fiaith. Seeing that Artitery. thin, has to give Pretty Boy 311,, he has sour bet of it, alth3uo the latter prett ra the lag dis. Sancta 'Else (021 , 1* Is very risme, and Feely Boy's thtini will cue its lull weight on astrudirg the hill for Pr ass of Oraose would sprat t s he a dead man now Pretty B o y I se , well !Gaol by Ns p arty ; but be rosy room at th e ha, totwithsteeding that 100 to 1 is laid itsgskat lis win weed. s acted at the OM, price hit year, asJ get Ot the new' fn:r—Middy, David, Hospitality, and Cotemotd— let me have the ill Eon*, wt 0, with 11,a 10:0, tan awry with this some stake some thee/3.+n eg s. Mild) was nil out of Mr. Howar.i's stable mgo to the Con•inen. but winti r, eel I la tot in the la o• how to to pull-mod thi re. I do oat think the ctange of air cat. t eve Insi roved him, sad I ' is weighted us • fire•-clase hone. ll.n;ita'ity's fittest cf ' , Outman at Bloom in ail string has been completely upset since, and I doubt whether as for •sr I fliehOl in the market I. genuine. C sts yell will refer this statists to the Cestrewit.:ll, and his greed lacks smelt to Bad him friends; but I em in total enotes,•.• f the intsntiess of tile piety, and can only ware lusts act to take lib. roles with him, as they might bo read an staple, not " alter the race. The stable seldom wi.. with a-ythisg but outsiders. Little David, however, ht. been bot , ed in earnest by the select few coneeetcl with Was, and conaideripg that be bin on about 21lb better terms ton say of this lot, be must be a reek bid ore if he au u . t got a very Erward phme. He has been oat but soca three two yaw., era, if well, la will rut a good favourite, g hen reserved 'spunkily for the rate. Th-cd.-.rs hat been t quiet in the marker, bat ter &sable h.... a rod line Us. o igh Mary Copy and o.totaa di Veer, it 'stay wish to win with h-r. I suspect their wee, was ow 'wig ago, and it only depends on whet they have dues sir es *lathsr the gets a place or sot. They, like acv, sal n bet nosy r,w is with • f.vosti e. Ale with eel erns ••• *ht, rails in shoot the some part i ; end, 11111 t 1 1:1110t Lis &bill to tiMsh, Cespib Wt toe spec I. Walmer Niel ton on'y to area Veleenee, and there are racoon cl en untameable trial of Poten Rim 113.7 are Loth bed•ten.; arid hest er,and it nsi4h. tura oat in ih ostual rue. 'tat trey base deceived their parties is ries'e as they Ism dose before an an opposite way. WM:am may be their prettarlass,l thiak Sim Mespable.of sheatiag- , off Poacher, who Is handicapped as an is horse by 2445, taking into coneideraton the aree years difference M their arse. The Poacher's party are manatee of sueree... rad it a tis be r tasked that the wend pew favourites that bate bei n merle within Ste lest fortsight could net shake hie po.ition in the market, which is a good saarantime that theism*, is on. Breese is wt.l supported by her owner, sad it will be eremite ladled if arm roe. not get in front. Her speed Is eery pear, sad the distenes 'awl, suited to her. She bee yet ma la ant-elms company, and b.r chance is Hel -1 tided on that emosat ; hat eke was never la the form she le tow, nor was else wanted to be, her owner beteg quite matenad wi'h ore .Ord stake. Heil 0,1 this k I can safely assert, will act be one of the sals•lag rn the ie:esteeph this time, sad bavieg bad sodas( be to with U. Cemrewitcb, bn ss all the better for it now. He Is doieg plenty of wark, sad, barrlag aandams, his deem die ei-n look tiro.' him as certain to beat the two maces, whom, it mast be recollected, be has 11b. the best of at weights for sp, sod that weight up • hill awned Pole star's defeat in Lim C sssss witch. and it may do so again— her former cirnquern heirg net unlikely to suffer from the same rain. Ghia& is held Pare by Themes Olive. on wtom the Heathy di.i•ion are parti:uiar➢y sweet. Despite the strong support given to Alms, I shall WA to Thames Dillon heating bini, if only on ecconnt of public tanning, is the lattergave Tom Thumb 71h ow. r his own dinette. at Newmarket, sad beat him, it as ytbirg, limier then Alma did at Kelso, where the distance aid cot salt him. He mot bed safe, then, Impos ture, and, looking at his runniest in the spring, First Fly also. Tetanal. t wts stitt h: MC aft., the Clearewiteh, which does not :eens as though stur were to run, as travelling back. wards sad foreera same far t.endred miles in the aura of a few days would far from horror* a race bone. The proceeding may have been tekeo, however, en amount cf the dam r cf trying a hone at Nowa:taker, se the area of, Vengeance was forstaerl for the Canbridgesithe through the imposability of 'heart ha trial a secret; ao it may be that the money could be act on much eater by throwing dust in tho ryes of all partite. At soy rate, it must not bu taken for grated that she is not to ran ; it she does, her' chance is not a forlorn one, and I know that her trial before the Cesarew tch made her appear a "goo.' t. leg." She has Bone vropletely out of tie market, as did ale) Soltso lest year after the Caaren itch, sad yet ha won this rave easily enough I now case to the four light weights—C-up d. Maio, Malacca, Eloquence, soot Emily. Coup de Maio and Elo quence Lave been bigh:y tried, sod the money has goner os in earnest; but I am staid they will both be found went log io thecae.. Elociar co certainty won in a canter at Bedford, bat she received 191 b from Absolution (a stable cow anion of Polestar). who ran second to her, and Pole ster's runsirg at home w ith Absolution mikes bee safe. If the latter were in here with the weight of Eloquence (aid that would be allowing her 191 b for the bearing) she would hive no Stance with Polestar, I am positive. Malacca is very " flyby" In the mark. t, in consequence of the doubt which ethos whether he goes for his owner's mosey or to assist the crack again; but 1 should take him to beat all the light weights were t o asked. Coup de Main is in good form; but I doubt his capability of wittatuf. When J. &ott is in earnest he is daemon; yet 1 suspect that the " public " have made him the favourite he is, after seeing the commissioners at work from the stable, who were limited to 100 tee 6. Emily (tate Staffordshire Ma) I can see no thing partials in beyond ter feather weight. Ot the doubtful onto, Polo:coda and Bandalore have had very u•sstiefectory trial,. Flyaway might run to waist Pole star, Elvaston t do the same for Coup de Main, sad Flans to attend Packer. Chalice, Affghan, and the Ch aconne gelding, are I. Day's, end all are waiting for a chance, bat the needful bee cot yet gone on. I can see mite ratable of pasiog Merlin, Polestar, and Vengeance, who have more charms forme thee soy others, lad they ought to produce the winner ainorg them. Per haps two, or all of them, may get plead. Breese, Theo don, aid Termagant hove no bodiless among the 60 to 1 division, and if it is to be so outsider's year seem (last 7sor the Vint., started at 40 to I, the s 4 coed at 100 to 1, and the third at 33 to I, in a geld of twenty-two only) I shall look to thaw to represent that division. The other stakes depend en the ruining for the above stakes, bat my watt ideas ere:—Augury for the 60 sou. Sweepstakes on Wednesdey; Laird Daf for the 60 sons. Sweepstake), Mchswk or Montagu for the Glasgow Stakes, sad Fishermen first, end Artillery second, for the Handicap, on Thursday; and for the match betwao Rae ILnheur and the Mies Whip filly oa Friday, the homer. Oct. 26. METEOR. TATTERSALL'S—BeTuRDAT. The Isamu of compering on the Cambridgeshire drew together a tclereble number of sobsenbere. Somalatios ea this await was, however, somewhat limited. Vengeance, Pe:ester, and Coap de Melo, still occupied the foremoet potations at the prime glared on Thursday, although Pole star had the cod of Led Ti. rby's horse at the close. Mer lin we/ in toms request at 12 col, and Elcqueoes, who matt with great locos into this .• City nutlet" on the preceding evening, W. 6 beaked at 100 to 7 sod 14 to 1 ; 13 to 1 am the flan offer against her. Tits Penciller was fraluestli 'squired after; sad Alms._ on the strength of her Kelso performs's., advaased to 18 to 1, taksa. The other teas autism ware 'tampon/at. CLOSING PRICES. CRITERION STAKES. 8 to 4 apt Rem &ahem (t) 4to 1 Augury (t) 4to 1 Sydatey (off) CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 7 to 4 agst Veogeassm. 4 yes, B.t Sib (la. 71b eh) (t 4 to 1) Bto 1 Polestar, 4 yrs, fat (t) '8 to 1 Coop de Mato, 3 yrs, Est 6lb (t lk o 4) 12 to 1 Merlin, 3 yre, On 611) (t) 100 to 8 Malaise, 3 yrs, Est 6,b (t sod of) 13 to 1 Vegan's*, 3 yrs, 64 Ilb (iselad. 31b *etre), (off) 14 to 1 The Poacher, 6 7,i, fist 121 b (I) 16 to 1 Wass, 3 yrs, Est 131 b (in. 31b extra) (t) 25 to 1 Hotpdelity, 8 yrs, 7st 3lb (t) 25 to 1 Pretty Boy, 3 yrs, Tat Sib (oil) 33 to 1 Vasty Ditt to, 3 pre, Set 134 b (t) 88 to 1 Emily, 3 yrs, Est (t) CHESTER CUP. 1100 to 10 apt Waded (t) DERBY. 16 to 1 apt Bydsey (t) 18 to 1 Loyola (t) Monts ARRIVED AT Neww additios to them horres broineu its the town tie following is a cm filets list of the arrierals up to Sunday night:—Rialto, Winkfteld, Mabel, Hoer, Perfume, Fa•mer's Daughter filly, Sly by Alarm out of Dnyerlay, Ratilion, Purnisestene, Peter Flat, Peter Wilkins, Theme. D.t•oo, Schneider, colt by Sir Tatton Sykes—Alkali, 2 yrs; Gilt by Orlando out of lift Mier, 2 re ; Positing Tom, Patter, Dramatist, colt by Steitz oat of Girls Kitty, 2 yn; filly by Chanticleer out of Ostrogoth's dam, 4 yrs; Come dy, Hungerford, Mr. Ref.m, Sydney, Western Power, colt by boo out of Evoning Star, Orgy Hop, Palk, !Adios by Psotalows out of Pbysal e, 6 yes; colt by Orlando out of Cornier', 8 yn; colt by Birdmicher rut of Maid of Mashers, 3 yrs; colt by Surplice out of Chrism, 2 yrs; colt by Hernandez nut of Physalia, 2 re; colt by The Thug Dutchman out of Barba, 2 yn; filly by Birds :te her out of Mies Whip, 2 yrs ; Brow, Popo Josue, NOilettr, Tome Deer, Often., Britannia, Lymingtem, Kim/ et Oa Forret, Fleet Fly, Lord Allred, Lady Teton, Evelyn, Bel Hipster.., Sid cue, lnhmlda lion, Brother to Bsy Rmalind, 2 yes; Kestrel, Nouse. Abbot, Assad, Strawberry, o.l.lfiscb, Drummer, Motiost o Sersbend, King of Tromps, colt by Barrier out of Nephew toe Maid, 3 yrs; Olcopne, Sister to Olympus, filly ti Cinch out of (Dials, 2 yrs; Faufsronade, Flyaway. Speed the Pioogb, Aber lotion, Pointer, Merlin, Fisheyes's, S.lpttlo, Cso, Malone, M.D., Little Devid, Can Adelina, Equity, Squire Watt, Sorcerers, Kim Mghthegale, Dame Jade*, (Rosins, He,rs., Olen Lo, Theodor., Stormsai!„ Inspiration, Sleep Copp, Admiral of tbs WhPe. Brit sh Remedy, Vaulter, Ratrarag.taa, e by Coombe/a out of Berbera, 3 yrs ; Bloom, Mr. Sykes, Sergeon-Orsoral, Yorkshires:en, c by Theo out of Lady Mean!ye, 2 yrs ; f by The Curs out of Jewess, 2 yn; Boodle, Leo, Per:le, Ceaalurgton Maid colt, Catty Quo., Linea, Imposture, Berezina, Maid of Athens, Blotter°, Dueltingliant, f by I , ..o•stori ort of lone, 2 yr. ; It nor y, Augury, Coup de Moir, Grairkrep , r, Artillery, Vender mull., Huntingdon. Ycrkehirs Grey, Aloe, 8 nub West n, Preettnary, Poacher, Bel Oimats, Artillery, Alice Wentworth, Fl foto., Prints of Orange. Pretty Boy, Duet, Bessie, and many other+ for plat. a, &o. LATEST BETTING. [BY ELECTRIC MIGRANT] CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 4 to 1 eget Vengeance (canted) 8 to 1 t' Bar one" (. ff) 100 ro 8 El•quer ce (t,ker, freely) CAM•RIDO !SHIRR SCRATCH ISO/. Cerra, Bandalon, Termsgast, Chubut colt, and Tom Thumb an struck nat. • • • be a cespasis•l. db. tens; get at dim The teabtfel $ i i THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, WM ZIUNIZZI4 Altos Tieadar. Ideg.atreet. Inford—at It. Hareelearad. Masai. %eviorrulolr Histaterd, Herne Country ; Friday. Brommeee—at bait-mom I. Tealvelled, Wednesday, drbway; Saturd.iy, Shillingford —at half p.ist 10. Limon, Tuesday, Wretrad Brit's*; Friday, Haulden Meant half pot P. Captain , H. 'dale., Tuesday, Trevor Oat.; Friday, Round Tat* —at 11. Lynuioult. Tuerday, 1.411 Down; Wrdnesday, Woou l asier Iliareday. Meek Down; Friday, Woodlawrow ; eillUidly, Wham— at banyan 10. North Iltdat, Wadmirday, Tavistoek Ln, Cornwood; Friday, Baturlord Hate • at haft...pad to. Fab of WYslYa l / 4 Tutaday, Knook Knoll; Friday, Warminster Unease Post—at halt-past 11. Bake rd Bueeireeh'e, ThOW4W.Yalso Bridge; Seterdsy, Canal Bide-at lalf.put 10. Ilk, Tbo..day, Btrawithy; gala:dog, Behar—et 11. Lodges. Wedierday, Vollitbarg Bowe; Baturday, Argletaa - 1011-psit 10. Mr. Tait's, Thursday, CraigWl:ll4; ; Saturday, Stair Bridp— at hall.past 11. Sabi Intditgalce. minims: pot corNry COURTS. algae days appointed for the pretest week. Wsenstiarea, St. Ilartin's-Isne.— Monday, October 27 ; Tuesday 3S; Wadiesday, 29; Thursday, 90; Fraday, I. 421arearaess. Portlaudgestf.—Wedneeday, Walter 29; Iltureday, 30 ; May, SI. Ceemiterams. Duassaeterrses.—Morday, October 27; Wedge., dai=sii h r i l iar isenz e dsz,Zov. 1. —Monday, October 27; Wsdass. de la, .'2l=y, id.SS; Friday, SI. —Tuesday, Oetober 38; Tburadey, SO. Thursday, H. WdlllClA2.6.osbors-street.—Blosday, October 27 ; Tuesday, , IS ; Lansaw, &stamen New-road.—Tuesday, October 2s; Wed seeday, 29; Itturadey. 80; YrlOay. li. WAPDSWOICTIN, Soutla-rtreet —Thunder, October 30; Friday, LORD 111•70101 COORT.-11110/4111, POT. I. ` THB POLICE COURTS. HUNTING ♦PPOINTMENTS. Deno sad Samaria; Taml47, Sicaolubeth; friday, Monalaey IldlOat•—at 10. Mr. fiestbentes. Tqrslay, Cotabam led Lire; Satarby. Lather. hes!-st balf.pam 11. keinacre Tale, 1 barklay767egle half-oW 10. Branham Your, Wads.. ta, 11,1htit Dog, tArobleolort• Common ; Friday, llama Arab; Sat urd.r. Ilaewoad—at kali-pat 10. Cbabire, Tbareday, T key Ilona; Fri lay, Arky hal(. pat le. Mr. Dreamt% Thursday. Pratton—a halPeat 10. Dalai.; County, Wedas.ay, italst.• Bridge; Priday. Flodon Hill —at kali-gee to. Y. B. lit. Wl.l4wer;, Tue-Gay, Bony ; Friday, Treiheage Cr.dgo—at kalf.p..t 10. Mr. Forquarran's, taclay, Bu l Barrow; Markley, Gaunt Lodge —at bai.oat to. put 10. egerddan, Wednealay, Naar 4; Yridor.ll. Kennel—at ball. Hunbiedon. Weds ...lay, 11i.l.phrot Friday, Owle.bary Down—at a garatir to I'. 11.011. too (Mr. Bar:, Tu.elay. Hyland Abbey; Saturday. Polls. hi. g halt.p..t 10. H. I) , Tue.dar, AIIILLF'OIII/ D Thur. lay, El:Wield Down, gaturdsy. Yvon Or.) t tr; burrirki—at Mr. 111 Ttirethy, A)ton: Ytklay, Fun and Rait— al 10. ta der, Patsy, Awt; aI. Data at squatter to 18. Mr. Manhalia, Weareol.r. Cary Wood; raAuday. nd Mo.? P antatt.o.—at ha' r.put 10 dlf Ilwry Badels, Frictir. Morley TuUhar. Mr. .relawnole, 1 t..«.16y, Mak); istarday. Slade 11•11—at • wafter to 11. NAVAL AND MILITARY WELSH CRIMEAN MONUMENT. —An influential enmities was held at the Freemasons' Tavern, on the 26th, for the purpose of organising an association for a monument to the Welsh portion of our army in the late war. The 23rd Fusiliers and other regiments in which the Welsh element predominated undoubtedly did good service, and the alacrity with which the Militia Regiments of Oe Prin ciplity were filled, and the feet that one of their regiments of Ifeemanry Cavalry was the single instance of that force volunteering—all this military aptitude, well contrested with the peaceful and orderly conduct of the Welsh people at home, was dwelt upon, and teems well calculated to justify this movement eves In an appeal to the general public. Mr. Willie's Jones (Germane) took the chair, end the meeting was addressed by Mr. Whalley, late M.P. for Peterborough, Rey. BA b nrt iOnlll,, Rotberbitha, Dr. Joseph, Mr. George Thomas, and others; and resolutitni were passed and a meeting for final measures fixed for the 9th of Februery, at the Freemwons' Tavern. n. . . MILITARY 410ePITAL IN LONDON.—There is no truth la a report which has appeared in a contemporary to the effeet that a large military hospital was to be esta blished io London ; not has there been the smallest founda tion for such a report. Satthempton Is an Icfinitely better and mon C011•1611111i sits for a military hospital than the metropolis, and it is there that the building has been cm maenad, and will be e impleted.—Mediral Tint!. WELLINGTON BABRACK6.—The extensive additions to the Wellington B, km, situated at the corner of Bird cage-walk sod James-rtreet, PimGee, are proceeding with great rapidity. They comprise three largo blocks, one of which, besides affording accommodation for one hundred soldiers, contains a specious canteen, on the grouad floor of ' which is • bar parlour, with a tap-room 39 feet long by 18 feet wide, ventilated effectively by circular opseioge ea the salts of the beams which support the Boon, and also at the upper patio= of the walls. On the Brat-Boor is a room of corresponding dimensions to the above ; sad the upper pot- tion of the building will be (applied to dwelling purpose. lqr the conductor of the canteen; the basement eastaists ample and commodtoua cellerm—Building News. During the period of the war, packages and parcels were freely received at the various government dccityards, fcr conveyance to the army and navy in the But, from their relatives and friends at,bouse. As a large number of pawls hive been forwarded Meat the peace, and are still Ipieg at Woolwich Dockyard, Withal notice has beta given that nu more will he taken in. CHATHAM, OCT. 26. The reduction of the army is being proceeded with vet, rapidly at this garrison, end troops are resetting their, discharge Omit daily. Os Friday a lasehaa Board of Coot oilstone?. from Carlota Hospital was held at the Invalid ' Depot, Bt. Mary's Barracks, when 260 noo.commissioned officers and men, belonging to various cavalry and infantry mimeo, were ordered to be forthwith discharged from the service. TM whole of these men were wounded or die. &bled Is the Crime, end most of them hays aeon ten or fifteen years' mantes. On Saturday 50 noo.commiesirmed officers and men belonging to the 16. h, 770, sad 79th (Highlanders) Regiments were taken to Fort Pitt Hospital, when they ware inspected by Dr. J. It. Taylor, C. 8., and ordered to hold themselves in readiness to be dlicharged. About 200 troop. will leave Chatham for their respective hoses on Thundsy nest. PORTSMOUTH, Ocr. 26. The Pylaw, 21, screw sloop, Captain D'Eyncourt, which was reputed to have been lost, arrived at Bpstlssed la the sight from the Mediterranean. The•Prisenst Royal, 91, screw ship, Captain Gifford, sailed this morning to jots Admiral Dasdu in the vicinity of Naples. The Loren', 6, screw despatch boot, Commander Sea mans, left yesterday for China. The Surprise, 6, despatch boat, Commune? Vernon, left to-day for the westward. The Dement, No. 241, steam transport, arrived this naming ilea the Rut, with mono The Rimgdave, 6, Sparroehawit, sad Connotes; despatch nee* setae Into harbour to be paid off. The Mohawk, 6, despetch vesael, Commands, Close, left yesterday far the westward. THB BRITISH FOREIGN LEGION. Ws aro sorry to say that serious disturbances bars takes place among the British Foreign Legion 'tattooed at ' Bravado's. Thies disturbances have sot been "maned to themeelvw, but have been inflicted on the Inhabitants of Gospel. Oa Monday the Camp at Browadowa was in • ' state of great ezcitement, end events occurred of which the ' followlag is an authentic and official annual : Between Was sad tan o'clock on that night Police-ear gout Ilegoased, bearing a none outside the station, opened the doer, alma • member of men of the British German Le gion raehed Is, Laving their Wyman' flied to their suss. The reeme, yard, tawnier cells, &c., were soon filled, as aloe the pother sad b•drooia of the polloutlffteir in charge tirosealim. amoral of the rioters had swords draw., sad seas, ades bad co gnus, had their haymow in their Mods. Iltstr talk was of the most vehement el:stetter, it brig kapsesible to understand what they said. Two men get mu r te sergeeat of police and another held a drawn sward Is Me brew. A German :Aker wee peewit", and the policasergsaat said to bias "For God's "eke what is this about—the is very disgraoeful coadsoc." The officer re- Sled in Beall& that cies of their men was in custody, sad his comrades were detatmined to vague him. The unseat told the officer that he had no man of dm German Leaks in custody, and that be wield open every sell if the mea would be quiet. The officer espleined this to the men, end they were gated for • time whilst the exentinatian was being made; but before it was completed the intruders rushed forward agate, fliliag every passage and room is the buildisa, and Ukelele the most dreadful yells. The Ger man officer then went away, saying be could do nothing with them. The eve, however, remained, and retained possession of the police-station for nearly en hoar. These were only two polies constables at tbe station at the time, and they maid not get oat, and other polioe coostables who were outside could not pet is. Ultimately, owing to it.- formation given to Colonel Cconnandsat Graham, of the Royal Maria*. 400 men of that corps were tuned out reedy for " aedion," and 200 at ones marched to the polies-station. The Germans had, however, on thirty epprooeh,ffsd, but they left Das man to gee what might take place. The officer In charge of the Marine Deuch• went summarily sent him off. Ihe police agree that the Garman officer above referred to did everything is I.is power to gull the riot, and test the men were very violent towards him eves. It was noticed, however, that several engem:de took a prominent part fa the riot. So far as the affray of Monday was concerned, It most be confessed that it has produced a palatal sensatios in the minds of the inhabitasts of Goeport and of the troops stationed there. On the part of the inhabitant', we are justified In thanking the commander-in.chlef, Mejos. General Breton, for the prompt measures ha ha. taken to prevent a recurrence ci sub proceedings. General Breton loot not • moment ie writing to the Gosport Bench of Magistrates to repress his regret at what bad occurred, and to assure them that it would be made impos sible for such au affray to actor agate. With regard to the tromps as the Goeport side, we know well, from private veva, that • deep, though silent, feeling of has been evoked by the pretesting. to which we refer. It is too much to upset that an officer or • !oldies , of the troops at Gaunt (the 22nd Regiment and the Royal Mann") would allow the town is which they are quer. tend to be in the hands of a bend of foregnen for five minute,. General Bret**, parseivisg the feeling, has written to the eoa.mandieg chicon of the earl: us corps in %tie neighbourhi od oar the subject. the following divi sional order from Colonel Graham, of the ltoyal Marines, may Hire as • proof of the greet mistily of the Lieateaoo,- Governor for the maintenanee of the tranquility of his district: "The Colonel Commandant publishes, for the information of the &nein), the followlog *street of a letter addrmard to bin by eider of the Major-Would commandieg the district: " ______ .11lejor General Breton will thank los to elpreu to the division under your command the great rehear.* he hes is their (food wane and conduct, and the full conviction h. entertainstbat Realties/ will 'educe them to COMO into wlli sion with the men of tee British Garman Logioo.' " The disturbance, we aro sorry to say, is not the only one that baa immured this week. U. Thunday the trot pi is Gosport and mogul I INC k.pt ander ann., owing to in formation of the modem and proetediags of some el the Logioe. Again, to-day, the Marine Corps. in goii gan their weekly march to Btubbinctoo, were ordered to Gamy 10 rounds of smmunitioe each.-111maehire Telegraph. 8011871140 OP A CANNON —A letter from Christia nia, of the 17th, tema, that as a few date before, the crew of the Norwegian swans re,rrstte NOTIIOO were tiring hone a teasel at a mark on a wad oa the beach of the Mead of Osteroen, oat of the gene, r 30-Founder, host, sod the sallow killed on the eat t the esiteln, 11. )300411110, sod the Wet Lisatestant, Bers et, Fine-Wedeljatleberg ; they also wounded AVc eat ors, one mortally sod the ~then bur eery seriously. The men who lira the pm *carol as EXTRAORDINAR r ROBBER?. Late on Saturday night, or early on Sunday morning, a won daring fel•+ny was committed at the Cam bridgesntre Lunatic Asylum works, at Fulbouru, about three miles from Cambridge. Upon laying the corner stone of this building on the 30th September lout, a give cylinder, containing one of ',eh of the current coins of the realm, with a vellum enroll. on which was written the names"( the committee of ♦isitors and deers, was placed in a receptacle hollowed out of a large stems, upon which the corner stone, bearing au appropriate inscription, and weighing at least half a too, was placid; this was also secured by the brick work and twasoary surrounding sod built over if. The whole remain( d sate till Saturday last. On Sunday nitro inn, however, it was discovered that two courses of the brick work above the owner stove had been removed, and supports placid to shore up the remainder. supporting clear t f the stone at least seven or eight tone weight; the c valor atone was forcibly lifted out of its place by (dole leverage. Brick. work wasthea placed under it, so that a man's hand and arm might be got into the receptacle of tte lower stone coutainiog the etitle, and which, upon inspection, were found to have been abstracted. From the skilful manner in which this mo.t extraordinary and impudent robbery was planned sod executed there is co doubt that the perpetrators were parties well acquainted, not only with the -n of the cylinder containing the coins, but also with brickwork and masonry. The wonder Is that the robbers were not crushed by the tall of the heavy mass of brickwork above toe stone, ea the shores put in by them a' supports, to enable them to remove the mime cf brick. were not strong enough to support the weight, end oonrequently the buttreu parted from the portion of the main wall to w►ich it was attached, to the extent of an inch. Notwithstanding the labour and toil which the pesp-trstors of this daring robbery hid to undergo, it I. gratifying tr know that they hairs been disappointed in the amount of booty which they expected to bud, the vales of the coins being only IL 1.. Bd. A reward of 201. has been offered for the apprehension of the parties, and in tormaion givon to the police ; and, from the peculiarity of the marks opals the coin., there is little &obi the offenders will he speedily brought to justice. The damage done to the work. is between 201. and 301. It may be mentioned that a ...ta mes is usually upon the premise, but on Saturday night he left at seven o'clock. The villein scroll was afterwards found in a hedge oa the ground —ambvidge Indepondent. MAREBTS. HARDWARE. 111IXDIONAll. Oar. TS.—The trade of this town coutiones study, sad has now bean without material change for the bet three or four weeks; the eountry order. ate remarkably good, and the factor. eon tame to report Amours* of huhu= le all parts of the country. There is a better supply of orders from the manufacturifig dith Ida of Tallithim a= Lancmhlre, and all thee ugh the western counties trade le very good. In sues or two branchea—the cabinet tryst-founders' fee laalalM—they an said to be rather Indifferently off for orders, but that Is by no swan an menial occurrasee at this name. A pectic. of the button trade is also dull ; there are reports of a similar character in refereros to two no three departments of the light steel toy teed= but these trowel are exceptional, aid such as will at all does meth. The greet majority of the manufacturer. h.ve at lead an sealed. =cunt of orders on their kook.; at ell the manu. rectorial they ant working fall time, and there is Very little labour =employed. The foreign order. have 'tightly declined, tut there see still a large number in hand; others have been held back until the money market ariumes a more settled appearance. In the American trade there la so improvement =late, er ; for several week. the alders hem that quarter hays bees compareheely trilling, although a good fall trade bad been cooddehtly .:petted; instead of this, however, it, has been =lief than for several yearn, notwitlu standing that stores of Briti.b hardware goods are unusually low, an• the wintry is etanniercially proeperoes. Political =current= have no doubt much to do in disturbing trade; before the time for the nett shipment arrives all excitement on that account will have anteided, and it M not improbable that the spring trade will gu far to makeup foe the =teem of it thia autumn. There ere a few ceder. 1a the town for Australia. but that market is n 111 glutted with hardware goads, and, at the time vs lest steamer ft, with a dull mews in monad ; on that amount it la most desirable that for a time all pee =leave shipment. should be avoided. From toe adjoining diet= (Zest Worcestershire and :tooth thalfordthlre) amounts are milieu.- tory relative to the rendition of the manufacturing trades in that quarter ; the needie.makers at Itedditch are very busy, all the work. ro9:being fully employed. At litouraridge the glom trade 111 dull, hut the chain trade is brisk; and at the foundries In the neightnuthood of Orierey.hill and Dudley there Is more doing; the mailman' throughout the Aiettict are alto fall of order., both borne are foreign. The iron trade is quiet; there is no very pieitiveevideticeof improvement, but certainly there Is be further decline, and there to auhateetlY meow eetteitY at the works geterally. We harems= to hellos that there is an increased number of orders about, although they ore moat of them small, a elf, eowtance ot little itoportance, freeing that whatever flubbed Iron het bought is fee immediate we, stocks in the hands of consumers bring as low es they wettieter known to be. At preeeut there ts no retitle- Um in tee make of pt, tree ; the caret queues is that wt,. are very rnsek premed. especially of inferior qualitim, for which prices are very low. COTTON.—Lrnerooh, Oor. The son of canoe tartar are estimated at 10.400 baler, of which 1,400 ban been taken fur export, and 3,000 on ereculattoo. The Naha include 280 Perna= end Ma nahan, et lid. to 7,d.; 110 Egyptun, at 7d. toed.; 1,3,0 Surat, at yd. to bid ; sad 70 Ore Wendel, et Iled. to ta. 6d. The market atom taa ely. but quite firmly. Competed with yeatertle)'s rates prime of ell Linde ere telly maiLtemed. COTTON GOODS.—Maxewarre a, Ocr. 23.—The upward tetdeney et the cotton market, with heavy 'petulance pumbans during the week at la. per Id over the current wren or eight dam ago, has led to an attempt hers, by bout spanern and eannunetureen, to ob. Min s sornepoodian edesuce of priors. At tint trite IA anront to a total cheek of butane, but people who bed ceders to execute have eines opermed mod ip, and the sgarAste business of the pant six elms has been ember IttrltCr than for some weeke preeiourly. In thin business domestics. printers, and 'bitumen are the hanks which bare gone of beat; but there ham been no trannseuens of moment. The purehenes ham InOlitly been to mpply Immediate want., and to 0019- pieta orates which bad been psi viuuMy brut In memos, NOT have feller , been able to realise the Cult mimes, they nouiiht as a mopes+ @anon for the extra omit of mum. Yarns w, old hype met a reedy mullet at last priers, hut spinners time ask d an anvance of !d. pe r lb. for yam, sod the week's trans. Mons are not important la &want. WOOLLlls.—Laina, Clcr. Y•.—We bate little alt. r tkn to report in the market this inottlae. The et net al tone ls quiet and flu; and In both the tdoth halls there hae b. o nupaec.e tresuartro. Ilaura:, OCT. e).—Wool 111 eta ow are. but hrs. \toasted and yirDS are tether better, but that U tut much dting in them to-day, OORN.-Canaltima, Ocr. 25.-Without any quotable change to price. all corn was glow of sale at laic week's ogres e toes the hest Larley, which ass 'ought after. Wheat, red, 615.; white, 76a. Barley, 44e. to but. Beans les. to 43 s. Oats, 211. to 344. CAIT.RIVIT. OCT. 13.-There •ar • i.rge rustily at market to-day, bat is bay ounditiou, and prim for good dry sampler were tally maintained. Wt.eat, new, limits. 7, Is to 724.; new. white, 70s. to 77.. Barley, new, 395. to 2i. Oats, old, See.; sew, ifs, is 7 . 04. Beans, old, Cs to 16a.; new, :114. Beg per. 12c. to 114. fawn" Ocr. 25.-We had • fall show of wheat at our mar lin this morning, which was readily sold at rates fully roust to laid week, and W some CON. bryood. Barley sod MI.; supply small; Woe quiet sad dearer. Wheat, white. sew, Xs to dOb. 6d.; old. Pas to als; red, new, 24a. to Vs Barley, new arid old, 16r, to 16r. Oats, potato, hew, 9s. 6d. to Its 6d.; old, lir. 64. to lisild.; 00U101011. new, 9r. toles ; 6d. to 136.6 d. Itys its. Flour, per stone. Ss. 6d. to 21. lad. Oatmeal, 2s. 2d. to 24. Id. it yerneal, 1.. rd. Batleyousi, la. ed.-esthete Journal. C3I snores. Oct. 23.-A email supply of wheat and barley; each were .a. lower, weep' for line pirCeii, bud aglow hide. Beans and ism supported late prism. Ot.hecerras, tier. 13.-There was • moderate chow of English wheat at owe market ustiry ; but the majority of rumples are In la r condition. Lost IV/ ek's 10010F11 at. well man wined. both far English and foreign. leans fa eery narrow mental., 401 hold fur nigh pricer. ruperier malting barley stllc at etyma:* rdter; secondary qualltter san griorling dalt of rag. Oat* in abort supply, sod their value la well maintained. latica. ta tor the week toning Oct. 1 - %heat. 5,394 qrs.; barley, iTio; oats 2,143 ; peas 927. Gen swoon, I'm. 'S.-The post week of Ins weigher bas *mad farmers to be burial occupied with wheaLrowing. amesquautly the wupply today was not •t large. Fine maples were placed un mush the mine tams, but taistiot sane Was very ageolt to eeil, eves 14 related rata. Wheat, Dew, LIN to 841. Balm 325. to 30s. Oats, 241. to 301. Beau, 42a. to 43a Poo, 40s. to 465. - Ilasyroas, Clem 23.—The pimply ot when was tante, a meat yortton being very damp ; the trade ruled dui, and lissome 'mallets lower, the beet sampler , only eappertina '•aat weeVe prime. hvi:ey in lair .upply, and last week's pries. eupported. Ora pea.„ and heal. quits es goad ts.ide. la heat, 21, to its. per load ; harty, to bin, bee qr.; oats. 24.. to its. per qr.; peas, 265. to 224.1.er and; twine, 2;e. to 29,, per load; tares, 221. to 34.. per load. • - NI ream...at rr•ral rxi, Ocr. 23.—The weather this wick, with the exception of Thwalay, has been dry and favourable for seeding operatkos, but the west of wind Ms prevented condition from Um Proving, and there ma tow be en titivation that the majority of the grain secured la this incubi will not be Bt for nie until theeprice of the year, and although we are for the n meat, from tee continuity of heavy coasting amino of wheat, overdone, our wants necereanly moat restore the trade an a goon time t, • t nalthy state. trade during the present week, under the pursue 'bore alluded to—the anivals from the coat •wouttina u, 2,391. qrs. Ohms from abroad recently being lot the moot part qutte a a meatnal tharectar)—bas been charanataed by great Wactinty, which I. not to be wondered at, considering the extent a ~ter &trivets; atilt, however, holders have relueed Wotan:tit to • greater cocoon= than 2a. per qr., which not being deemed sultana by our millers, only • mode. rate hu.lnem hes resulted. Pion has pattkipatal in the dollars@ cf wheat, and a porno has ban landrd for want of buyer.. Fine barley ha. raud lo3y ea well, whilst the intemodlate qualities have We most didkult so quit, although peke can • finely be noun lacer. Fine old henna, peas, and oats each painting upward. At our modes this morning we hod a large apply of wheat from the growers. and the condition bring to indif. knot and so unsaleable that it is rca7.y dttlka.t to give any accunde description cf the market ea respects native growth. &ugh Country qoali•irs may me written 2e per qr. lower ante this day whinight, but not ironed at the decline, holders prettying to take their stocks to warehoure end aw.at • tenval in the demand rather than make • greater contrarian. For thin new NOI talk red, welkin; 60Ibo, 1175. 6211 n. could not be vice dad, wlulat 71s, ma an estreme value for choice yelluw. In foreign few tromactions mound, owns to the Indifereraeoi sedeta. Flom Is. to Is per rack cheaper, and In slow request. Malting barley fully as tear, with, however, lea enquiry. Malt unaltered. Beat • and peas held firmly. With eau we were scantily supplied, and lets rates well eustainal, the arrivals dm, week are: whew. coastwise, 7,ra pre.; C,1,141; 1,552. It;., rout. wise, 50; foreign, 322. Barley, coastwise, 2,410. Malt, contwios, 1,2. Oats cootwise, tn; foreign. 2,061. Pare, foreign, 59. Beano, coastai.e,63; foreign. 35. Four, 1,760 sacks. Noastictr, OAT. 15.—There was • good ripply of wheat at our market this day, the qua,i•y . was tomes hot improved by nal lute favourable weather for Walling; prices ruled flan, at a reduction of Is, to 2e. pet qr. on the test, and Is. to 4*. per qr. on the inferior aorta. A fair amount of balialaaa woo transacted. Flour trade dull, at late eaten; not mob business timing. Barley trod,. inn for prime malting qualities; soroadury &orb, were in roquest at • trill.: reduc. tics, —Sam and pea. offend m re freely than of late, but no varia tion in price cou'al be need. (tate commandial lull prams; (renews Boca limited. Wheat, white, 61.. Co . oa, per qr.; red, SUL to 675. Barley. malting, 445. to 475. • grinding, c 05. 0425. beats, 410. to 10.. Peas, 425. to 4re. O at., inn. to 326. Fine household f.0.b., Ma. per seek at Mtn., pwchasers paying for inks and claim. mg ape month's medic. Parsasointow, Ocr. 23.—We hod s brae supply of wheat hers to-day, and priors are from 2s. to 80. per gamier lower on ell &scrip- AOC.. 621 b.. wbest meliag 60a. to ors. per gustter. k•rley, and in deed all sorts of eptiog corn, ,fferuig more p.entilnly. sad prices for all were in Memo of the buyer. HC.Dtwh, Ocr. 23.—There wos a fair show of wheat at market, hot the downwind tend.rxy of all markets thts week cAused sales to be Mow, sellers to; brie, differed to accept rechierri terms, The test barley eommands toll terms, though at pie ent the demand is rather Mew. No al:enema I. utner grain. Wmaacit, Om. 2S.—A large supply of wheat today CON meetly In poor c .ndition, and en , h sample. are is. par qr. lower, while the former value of anything dry la yearly auatemed. Spring corn an. altered. Pekes to the growers :—Wheat, old, We. to 74a. ; new, 60.. to fea per qr. 0.45, Is. 2d. to la. 3d. per atone. Ihrome, rho. to 32a. PIT V. - WORCIVIIM. Ccr. 25.—Tbete was a lair supply of wheat at market to-day. which sold slowly at about the currency ol this de, week. Barley witaitered. Oats rather Id& r. Banos again le. per gr. dearer. Peas loss it, request. - - Vole. Ocr. 25.—Toe weatner is now fine, and farmers are busily engaged in preparing the land ler end; otorn,ueotly ire have a small Ripply of grain at atilt dare muniet; and the dernsnd for wheat being oriole, prier a are rather tower. Barley quite as dear. beans aed oats witbeat alteration. Quotauuns arc as follows: Wheat, white, Ito. to 74e. per imperial qr.; red, 1.2 e. to Me.; Buhl, malting, 430 to 500.; gel:aline, 428. to 455. Beata, Os. to 5: s. Bye, 42,. to 44a. Malt, 781. 11.14. le. 14. to la. 3d. per atone of litho.; Flour, 64e. to 5i.. per ask of ICITACALDT. Ocr. 25.-1 he weather during the early part of the week was generally motel en I dull; knee Wednesday it tiro been at •.i events fair, and come quantity of corn bas been carried, although in only middling candi.iin. 613011 b& the were her Celt week prose fine, it would enable oar farmers to eceure the remainder of their outetudingsrop. At cur mono) markets this week we had not much grain offering. Anything sound and dry in wheat, barley, and oat. brought estume wet, while OU , klf.o endiunned unfound ram. Mee were almost unsaleable. Bete r...sisy we het only moderate supplier or grain. 001 wheat, 20. per qr. dearer; new wheat much as tarn week. Good barley 6d. to la dearer; teem, cheaper. Moot of the new sate very inferior to.day, and ouch very uneoleable. Prices —Wheat, old, pee. to Sirs. per qr.; new, 345. to Sea Bar. ley, new, Vs. to 46.. 6d. Oats, new, tae. to Ste. WATIITOIiD, OCT. 25.—Our supplia of grain from the country mince this day te'nnight have again been email, but by boat we have bad conelderable deliveries from the Interior. From abroad there are no arrivals to report, and tautens, the un c ions are molt uniting. The trade hair ken quiet the week, under the innueme of lower prices from Lonoon had Llverpooi; but as widen and dealer. love been free buyers, no decline of ooneecueeee boa tiara piece in the value of any arrcle. At this mornirg's market we had a slightly ra mmed supply of wheat, which net a fair stile, at • teduelii n of Go. per barrel. The dein' ry of barley war also rather larger, and 'nolo( grinding qualities which were generally in poor condruun, mild only be effected at a reduction of lid. per b.rud. Malur.g unripe. were no cheaper. Oats were in good 01 quon, d gutsy maiumirad their value. Foreign wheat, owing to the interior quality of the eamplee on offer, COINIOUTB hegleeted, bur blear corn mute a steady demand, at ttightly improving rate.. Four without change. Imports this week : *neat, 220 qn • Indian corn, 30; flour. 50 barrel,. Farens : ea Wht, 2,182 birrels; barley, 986; oats, 7,8/1; flour, 5, Ole seeks; Indian eons, 60 narrate ; oatmeal. 328 owl. CITY POLICE COMMITTEE. Robert Stewart, drovsr 76, Val mossoned for driving more than 20 boasts in one dr.ve, typatrary to the rules for regulating the driving of Gott.. through 'be City. Sergeant Height said the defendant had about 60 or 60 beasts in one drove about two o'clock on IMaiday last, driving them down Forringdon-street and enrols Fleet street. In conogisence of a serious accident that happened there some time ego they tad been obliged to plate four policemen there for the safety of the public, and their orders were strictiy to enforce the regulations. Sergeant White said that sines the market bad been re moved to Isliegtoa there were no rules or regulations to gamma the drovers. They were not bound to be licensed nor wear their number until they came within the precincts of the City, and they then put their number ow. Tbe regular drover. complained bitterly of this want of order, as anybody now mould drive, and the metropolitan magistrates would not interfere to prevent it. The defendant said he bed been a drover for 40 jests, gad sines the removal of Smithfield-market it bad not him 26a. a week for intro labour in order to comply with the regulations of the market. lie would, however, avoid the City for the future. Sir John Musgrove hoped he would, and suggested that he should in Inters take cattle through Whitehell over Westminster-bridge. Ile was of opinion that beasts should not be driven through the streets after nine o'clock in the morning or before six o'cl..ek in the evening. The defendant woe Sued 6a. and e'er, which he paid. MAI4I3ION-HOUSE. The Lord Mayor haring directed that the General 0081- hos Compacy should be communicated with on the subject of the loom,* of the omnibus fare on Sunday evenings atter eight &dock, Mr. Mscoaroara, the manager, waited open his lordship on flatorday. The Lord Mayor—la the ease of the gentleman who sp. peeved here to answer the complaint of one of the conduc tors of your company that be bad refuted to pay double fano alter eight o'clock on Sunday eveniog, I might have digollseed the chugs altogether, a ao notice had been given of the additional pries of the aeonnesodation. I, however, thought the most prudent course woula be to make a com promise by calling upon the passenger to pay the increased fare, and by rijerting the conductor's appli imbibe for his ospentas. Now it strikes me that if • grist company have the power of arbitrarily •regulating the prices of conveyance, the public hays • right to Impost that whoa any change is intended the plainest no tice should be given. The additional fare shoal° be marked outside as welt as inside the door in characters not to be 'Mist 'ken. It is my decided eviction thet in eases where the change of fen is net:ooospicuously designated the ma gistrate is bound to dismiss the matter a cmplaint, and I hope that such course will be adopted. Mr. Macommara said the regulations by which the new mailmen were to bir abducted, world act at rest the ob jobb* made by his lordship, as well as every other question of amplaint. Already the suggostib made from the bench bad bora acted upon by the issue of an order to the ger babel the establishment, bat it wag accessary to observe, inbuilt* to the company, that the omnibuses on the hoe d mid II which the late ease referred had long been mo tivated um the principle of en tocreesed charge on the ikeilay evelaings, and that the company had nothing to do with originating it. Mr. Mummers was proceeding to de eribe the great improvement' contemplated, which, be mid, would afford a cheaper and much more complete accom modatioo than at present basted, when The Lord Mayor interrupted him—l have nothing to say span that sorltet The comply will I know ociesult its own laterset in consulting the interest of the public. I say as • megistrato that you an bound, in Wizen and justice, to give erotica of en increase of fare. Yes may charge half-a-crown instead of 6d. or 3d., but you most let us all know it, and thou we can act abordisgly. Those who Ilse. not plenty of m nay are, as meal, the persona upon whom the 'centime moat heavily falls, and it is cruel to subject the p tor to an expense which they have no tight to expect, and which they would not bear if they were not kept in ignorance of the arbitrary regulation. There is a strong argument be @gains t the pre soot system in the fast that ibis secret way of dealing la biro laud to lead to altercations dangerous to the peace, and it is therefore particularly ineligibles up in the magistracy to take public notice of so inconvenient and injurious • pros ties in a crowded metropolis. /dr. Macnamara—l wish, my lord, that the act of paella meat compelled se to put the fares outside. Thol.ord Mayor—They ought to be outside as well as in aids. The public ought not to be east jetted to deception or imposition. I shall take the liberty to suggest at.teber im provement to you. I took • ride some nights ago in an Minoilms, end nib a miserable light as was stuck in it I Wirer beheld. It looked like the glimmer of • wet:b light. Mr. Macsamars—l hob the satisfaction to assure your btealp that all the defects which have existed will be illitingbly remedied when we have all the omnibuses ender eat mlottol. We aro trogaged in seeking the necessary iMprovemeots and facilitating the Vomit to all parts of the bums by the skill of our regulations. lam much obliged Ibrenelordship for having seat to the oonspany, and hope it gal be stated to the pubis that the baba* of the fare was ime *soot of the wormy, bat that they found that such wee the practice, sad merely continued it until they should have the opportunity 01 making the essential disuses they intend in the system. The Lord Mayor—l have so doubt that Justice will he done to you. 'MOT • .. --- A convict In the Pentoatille Model Prison, who gave the name of Thomas Dennis, was charged with stabbing Edward Beano, a warder in the above prison, with latent to murder him. Edward Beans, one of the warden in the prison, who appeared with Mears is a die?. deposed as follows : —I am an oedema% and trade warder in Qs Pentonville Prison. The prisoner is under eondannut there. Lie was under my charge sin months all but three Caya. I saw hies, on the 9th of last month, is eonversation with other prisonen while they wen is their walks. To @peek to the other priecnen is °pointy to the ruler and regulations t I the prison. I complained to the governor about it, it being my duty to do so. The primate war aware of the roles, they being read over to all is cotfieement ones a month. I re ported him on the snoraiog of the 10th, arid be went bati.re the governor, when he was told that he would be punished. I conducted him back to his cell. and about 12 o'clock 1 beard his bell ring. I went to hn, and saw him sitting on his stool in the centre of his cell, and be complained to me that the sole be held in his hand wee act by a treat deal large enough for the boot he was employed on. I told him I would get him another, cad lilt far that purpose, and on my return I gave him another. As I was bevel the call, my back Deis, towards the prisoner, I felt a blow of my shoulder, which I thought bad been done with a hammer. I earned round sad said, '' 1 shall report you for this to morrow morning to the governor," and then turnout and called for assistance. At this time I felt treat pain, and, upon another of the warden arriv;sig, I 101 d him what had incurred, and upon my turning round he toth a sharp poisted knife from my shoulder, anal then the blood flowed et pnialy. I eon account ice the prisoner bevies a knife by my having given him on. to serape the bottom of the shoes clean ; bat when I gave it to him it had no Ir.ndle, and was as thick at one end ma at the other. Sines I gays it to him it :as bees sharpened at the point, acd has bed a handle put to li. It wee not necessary in his business that it humid be sharpened as it is. I have been under the doctor ever since, and am very bee now. Thomas Hunt, a warder, sail—When the prisoner was in the refractory ward I said to him, " This is a bad joh cf boors, Beans is very ice, and lem sure he will die." The prisoner, for • moment, took no notice, and then said. " a good job too; I hope the will die." Mr. Charles Lawrence said—l MI surgeon to the prison. On the moraine of the 10th 1 was celled to see the com plainant and twin him bleeding ITJIM a wound in the back. The wound us. about two inches and a half from the spine jest above the blade bone, on the lett side. The wound itself was shoat half an inch long with clean edges from the dircetims of above downwards and upwards, to fact just each a wound es would he given by a dagger or a knife of the description used by the prisoner. Fri m the symptoms that followed I have very little doubt but that the knife entered the onity of the chest and touched the longs. The complainant has been under medical treatment ever since. Toe prisoner, when called upon for his defence, in the the most impudent mariner, said—l Zoe% we, I shall say nothiag now to you. Mr. Tyrwhitt committed the prisoner to the Central Cri minal Court for trial. WESTMINSTER. The Hoe. George Vasghon was semotowsd to show cadre why so older 'Would sot be made upon his towards the wisistowaeco of an illogititesto child to which Hosier Bridal Imagines kink. As order was Redo for 2..6d. a week sad cuts. SOUTHWARK. - - - Jobs Bird, who has 14.0 Ciet4eti 18 months in the taseati's Prison, and who stated that he wet a county ma gistrate, was charged with riotous conduct in the prison, and with committing a murderous eatitilt en a pastiness named Mortimer, a pris mos 4 the Queen's P-isou. Mr. Denis, the head turnkey, said that defendant bad hein a prisoser until shoot seven o'clock on the previous evening; but not wishing to leave the prieon at that late hoar, be was allowed to remain all night, which w.s a used practice on seehocereions I cem.aut tot 1100141gen•ls men is his room, among whom was Mr. I.l,rtitneir, whom he had nearly murdered, while in a state of intoziestio.. Prisoner wee rearmed to the riceiving word, hut his c sucluot became so riotous that they were corep.ll4 to remove hint, end give him jut. eustody. What the Goveraor wished was waste lutow whittle: We troika, woad at his Wien p to the prima sad investipate the affair, as Mr. Mortimer ' being • prisoner, could not be removed unless with • habeas. John Newtonld, one of the turnkey', stated thatch rtly after ten o'clock be twos inside the parade superintending the watchmen, when he saw several &athletes, standing neat one of the maims's. The prisoner came down bola his room in an excited state, and, holding up his arms, said, "By o—, I have does for Mortimer !" Witness called the attentirn of the watchman to the circumstatee, when he said be knew Mr. Mortimer to have gone to Mr. Bird's room. They accordingl peoceeded there, sad saw Mr. Mortimer lying on the d oor deluged is blood from welted@ on his head and face. Wieser hare produesed the surgeon's certificate, setting forth that Mr. Mortimer was so seriously injured that he um in s dangerous state. Mr. Hutchens said tf at be must modes Mr. Welrem before he could give soy decided opinion upon the subject. (A inessonger was here sent fer that gentleman, and shortly afterwards be entered the e art.) In stews rto the magi.- trate, be said that be taw Mr. Mustimer about eleven o'cleak on Hie previous night. The right ride of the head was moth Injured, and tha eye was closed, and re stained so op iti the present time, so that he could rot ascertain the real extent of the injury to that nrembratie. He was quite drunk at that time, but partial y seceible. That morning (Saturday) he was seerible, but labouring under a slight attack of dill. fin= Uemens. Witceu had men him a few minutes ago, and be apprehended serious eoneequeneer, as erysipelas was likely to . tine. Mr. Burchato mid the case bad assumed such a serious nature that he must remand the prisoner until Wednesday; but, at the rye:twat or Mr. Solomon, he admitted him to bail, himself in 1001., and two sureties in 601 each. HAMMERSMITH. Mr. Parkins Jones. the r.liev.ng officer of Fulham, at tended before Mr. Ingham •itb. an Irishwoman named Mary Groguin, and her two Lhildren, for the purpose of °Noising hie worship's sanction in the usual way for the removal of ti • woman and her children to Ireland. Upon the woman being placed in the boa and sworn, it was evident that she was unwilling to be paned. She stated, in engewrr to quesiiote, that she was born in Ireland. but she did not know what perish. It wes in the county of Cialway—at least she believed so, she could not swear pod tively. Bho left Ireland when the was on yeses o!d, about 25 years ago. She did not eiri.la to go to Ireland sullen bar husband woe sent with her, as she bad no friends in Ifs. land, and would be quite • stranger. Mr. Jones—l should like ta have your worship's opinion, Of I hey* now three or four similar cues in the workhouse waiting to be removed. Mr. Ingham—l'll tell you my opinion which is the same as I gave to the House of Commons. I think after a per sore has beet from Ireland 24 years, as in this case, he be comes as much en Englishmen at those who have been born in this country. There is no doubt that it is herd for the parishioners to be blanketed with three people; bat on the ether band, there is extreme cruelty in passing them to their native country after so many years absence. The woman and her children were then taken back to the worthouse. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. UTIILIVIDL SUITS AT ►oauute Foam—Cleopatra (e. tot.), Mid left fat the Capc, acid Wir.tettbstr, from C.Octetti, at st. Helena; Sea. atanciar (sa), at Chbtalthr; uuetu (al, at Laths; Dispatch, at Palau; Baschatissa, u Bresethavtu. Sacco roz Ix Matsu; Oct. IS. -Vacua, from Brake, Oct. 13; Emu, from VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Bohemia. from Madras for London, Oct. 3. lat. 13.37 N., lon. 34.19 W. Eliza Jenkins, Oran, kook Gtrsenti for Liverpool, Oct. 11,40 nines N. ny W. of Malaga. Emitloos (athicontr), from Patna, Oct. 14, let. 36.1 i N., lon. 6.43 W. Nepenthe (turoath from Liverpthil, Oct. 16, lat. 36.33 N., lon. 1.33 W. TIM AMERICAN MAILS.—The Britihh and North American Royal alsil steam ship Canada, Captain Lang, sailed how Liverpool on Saturday mrroiog, with every pismire berth •notteed, fur Heiden and Boston. In ad dition t 3 the mails she bed a heavy cargo of merchandise. The royal mail 'teenier Trent, Captain Leith, left Southampton on Saturciay hr St. Three's, to run upon the Wation lah ly occupied by the Tay, woich was lout bitweest Tampico and Vera Cruz. The Hindman, with nearly 300 government einWrants, left S.dithampton on Saturday, for Sydney, New South Wales. SLAVERY IN THE DUTCH COLONIES.—A letter from the Hague of tae 22nd, sop : " The commission nomi nated by the government to esamine the question of the ensitocipation of staves has just published its second report, which refers to the Dotal islands in the West Indies, and the establishments on tie asst of Guinea. As to the islands, it presents a scheme of emancipation which is a good deal like that proposed fr flurinam ; sod as to the establishments in Guinea, it advises that emancipation shall Lot be at tempted in order not to endanger the security of them." WINTER ABSIZEIL—Wet are able to announce that there wilt be a winter theme held again this year for plasma gaol delivery. Most of the larger counties will be included, as many at least as were 'Carted oast year. Bat neither the enact pieces, Log the times !Or to.dtee the ammo, can be bawl until after covial;tetion wilt the iudgee. —6s , er ter. [Advertisement.] —HOLLOWAY'S Pau are,witbont doubt, the very best medwine for indigestioa aid flatulency. The test el years has proved their eteictcy In u• in bile, Mitulency, indigestion, elek.hepthette, nervou•nese, and deartated ematituttoos. The well known properties of the nee seellent pins are too highly appreciated in the preterit d:y to require toy mixt:mum here, as 'hey are resorted to by ebb and peer in every nation, and their propertied are to tango. rate the body, ttreogthen the !acuities at the mend, and 1TP41.1 the Invalid to a perfect matt st geed health.—Sold by all Medicine Vas. dors throughout the world, at Professor Holloway's Emataishoientm strand, y o ,. on, flee. as. Me.iden•lace, New York ; by A. stumpy Couttantinople; (itildici, eitorba; and r.. muir. abate. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIIITHS. GALTON.—Cet. 23, at H•;;Tr 11On,e, rear Droimch, the wife of K. C. ()altos, foq of a Fon. GKXF.24.—oet. 2,, at Daraley.roal!, Grim ,et , d, the wife of Mr. ).T. .... Green, of • sue. 11/IV.- Oct. 24, Itlnt. J. Ilay, rd Grant:ate, •Aln rd, of • daughter. LI ti ANN.—ltet. 22. at cis. e. L. E. Ungen.a of • ..u. Pllll.l%G.—Oct 13, at Camtittege, tLe "Rae of the her. J. Pulling, U It.. o a auttater. _ THOM eso2l.—Oct. a, at Nelano Argot, Greenwich, the wife of Mr. U. J. Thompson, of a daughter TURNBULL.—Oct. 22, at Royal meant, Bath, the wan of A. Turn. lull, Eol., ath nensal fiattee lutJatty, ut u,Luiihter. MAKULALiEJ. DU rug- u 1.3 s.-ce. 22, at Cub Motion. Leamington, Warwick shire, by the kh.v.J. Wtse, J. Y. limier, ken., W.U., of Woolwieb, Kont, to Lucy erancee Wkw, hauskter of F. Wise, Eoq., of the Orange, Cubblogton. DOUGLAS - LANG.—Oct. 23. at Darrow.amtbo-Hill. Ty the Be.c J. %%. Cunnisgham, Cel. 11. IMueLo, AAO. to the boom one of Gen. o n U. Dougas, hart, G.. 1.11., to Louhm, Match:sr 0( the late St. Lang. hag., of Vordatol-place, SW Of Itme.park, gsraham. Storey. si t C. HARRIS —YOUNG.—Oct. 23, at St. James's, Dose?. hY the Oct. Lane, W. flares, Esq.. of Dometerra... Clooham.rued, to Mary. Ann, daughter of T. Young, EN., of the same place. DBATBIB I . BONSOR.—Oet. 22, at Melbourne-terrace, leaaifield ma 1. Nottire. Ms, Mary. relmt the late Mr. 11. bower. of Nottingham,. aged 83. GitiFFllll.—Oet. 24. at Cheater, Mr. J. Gr.fhth. oriel 37. SILL.- Oct. 28 at Wintehati.teriare, Taunton, Mr. J. Dill, late of atift*l. aired 72. LEITLEDALE.—Oet.4I, erttand place, Catherine Lomas. Mow ot the lat. Charles Littl P olate, hay, ti the 7'Jth year of her sae. PAIVONS.—Oet. 22, at Torrell.street, Bristol, Mr. 11. Mesons, WA 22, 14 ill-EX.—Oct. 21, at Melvillaterrace, Carcden.rosd-villas, the Res. w. E. rook,. aged 33. PItITCH Err.— uct. it, at Boynton-term:at Lim, house, C. Pnithett, Eq., aged 41 . 0. BA 12 , 21 VERS.— Oct. 2 , at Curnmsig-tlsee, restonvillealii. ammeters, Seq. 4114 ' 21. 1110111 . 11011.—oat. 22, at Bottiesbaso, Mary, ids et Mr. J. N. eansemetn_ Printdasi pablbbed by Raman Kiso of 1110.11,Lombard btreak la {be City of Loudon, Yenta ,r at tho Odiaa la Lambast" litafAMS Prodsct Whttgelars.—Xev pit , Vaasa ST. Md. If 1