The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-18 00:00:00

FMB ARTS. - • - SIBERIAN AND CHINESE SCAM:RT.—Who her not, lo looking at • nap t f Asis, experiencod a fooling of iatense cariosity mingled with wonder, and eves a certain awe, oc marking the enormous dimrnqoas of the continent to the north of Persia, India, and China, bearing, as it doss, only at intervals of about the length of Groat Britain, • few ass. path nuns jot to suggest the presence of man—thcapt kg, bawd, the largo charasten "Remiss Empire" palatally stretched across it—like • stake liras to eabraes • victim Soo large for Its toils. Herod this we know scaswhat less of the atrial exterior cou6garation of those regions ad the character of their scenery than we know of the asperities of the mom's surface. By dint of Anglo- Soon courage and peroverance, we have now, how ever, • number of very extensive views of the most 1• - Westing 1 icalities in this terra incognita. They COliliat of • series of large water-colour &swiss' made by Mr. T. W. Albinos, by express potash* of the late Emperor of Busts, during so less than area years' busting, skachiog, and travelling in the steppes, and mpg the mountains of Oriental and Western Bikes, Mossolia, Deouria, the Kirghis Steppes, Chinese Tartuy, sad Central Atia. To attempt to describe the great variety and grandeur of the some depicted would take a hired oar limits. We must, therefore, slant ourselves with strougly bead's, tot only upon the artful' merits, hat above all upon the *host unique Interest, el these views. They are to be sea at present at Maas. Cnlaaghl's. BUST OE SIR WILLIAM F. WILLIAMS.—Before keying Messrs. Colnaghi's, we suet all 'Mathis to an method bat of the tt Hero of Ban," elsa to be coca In the show rooms. It is the work of a very young artist —Mr. Olivia". The likeness is very happy, for while the asthma of imitative truth to the individual would satisfy the most intimate friends of the general, the air of oreisemblacs and the discrimination of particular' nom used the rand iota of thaw who saw the origissl, yet there is a degree of rthenlisation (less coronas in the works of young ma.) which gives it, both as a portrait and • work of at, its highest value, being the product sot merely of • kart eye and • skilful hand, but an em bodiment of mind—a tangible asap don—a palpable 'bonito. Toe bast, if labelled " Officer in her Majesty's serria," would amp! pa to Inquire—" Who is that ?" tee you would be airs It was a faithful resemblaass of as Individual ; sad if sot /atoned at all you would be obliged to sek—“ I. not that some remarkable man I" The heed rot cm with as air of aossoloss power, sad the musks ass folly developed, telling of • sound mind Joined to a vignette body. The egression of the foes is remarkably self-relissj i and cif-possesesd, sad the spirit, as the Vaasa happily empress It, setae reaseilire. The eye is DlBill sad watchful, with little of the playful " crow's- loot'. ia the eonser—for that area le so triger—but it is shaded by a eseriderable development of the perceptive besides, as the phrenologists say, sad whisk they argue are wreatial le a eeesawader. One er two deep (snows eaten the fore head are evidently *ewe with thought, Atwell they sees rearesly ploughed by time. The seam' West of the had is set strikingly English, but the sae partakes of the maim siseresear se oseames to the sass of Ps wankes. Thee mike that thick moustache pat an sere the lip are amipsmed, he the shadow b dark wader the lower lip, mod epsehe iseeiWy ei Maness mmi eaderause. Lady, Its obis wileewes le the geseral obeewrier of mealy energy, he ailing* if wet relatively le the libel. fan, widely, me wed via the Eye, it is well presmeed. The aeration is gear* eareilest i sad, Y these le ewe thing we should take amegtlea Ins IS Is that we Amid haw poderved • Ltd* balm alludolsalier of been. ogrle, mad annoys ; tug while ihie ie Melly wee*/ la weer twe of ear me et thehiesellie esuipesee. sad es diair idealised usefere pewee he style," se wrest refrain free lasing a powdslag meg artist with what pewee is the eyes et may as • merit. D 17111,171. Our. 17. The Lord Lieutenant leaves Belfast by 'pedal Math, st 3 ealsok. p.n., to-de , and will arrive in Dahlia at 6 p.m Yesterday his bosomed tie direstors of the Belfast and Ballymena Railway by seeistiag at the epasing of the extension of the& line to Crofmtewn. Referring:to the present shit el the Earl of Curlisle to Ulster, the Northers Whig si gtserevw he hes he hes Ma esedied marks of remest sad iiriWa. &thigh hmilmed al am the loyalty of the pegie awl the steam Mk istbise•N per many, as a mehieetee mien to to the ben or his ab lily the hipli awl viApembie aisehla semeelga has musitted le 16 Mtge. TM Wpm et airs aed isealsii lisy, sad et has pent tailerey MI6 has emesied tke pestles& et hared Lai tamped by Moe its Me ar t roman is the hkwit. met ham ben apse es• Is I. W parley time Hemei All these Mime atm he t+ uses t i e rot as shy aobtamaa tilsd issehip, who savage Hews she mime wait:thin ilat his tallow me. sad sepal* ke the mph et Hi sewn, they wastalbs6 the meat mil plums. A% Led eli asit Me NM et Owilie hie wo e will he Nee sd ho Mims with haw et (mikado sad versed as sae of gsmisM klehMe. awl imeeJM rakes they ham wa r g* Malta .leMp their asks. A Weald leper ghee one rainier, el meet taw info' k ceßleskwatis Beek, see et He sae &area. paints es die Isla mid Oa lie May AIM to handset Ma eels*. sled 1111.2., liewbe stems with a heavens. the haws Inateaaty, Oasis Theme MMlus of awl ham Okapi% Mb •pm cal esrs-1* to.. et Needs as lear4—biseikito Imam sad Itsaiwiele. Wash wear Me sesth 'ad doe Iftwkweese Bask. awl he a skew tim lam& Twelve et Se am. ta =4l6l ftetala lad dskrallsimoselvid Mee esdila fraseday) eseades , mom dim Mil my Maim Meg the wet* Mew t imps is Ilse three seams INN imbed sesehmed eMiewowL lb. ehi-IsebaledsfHsbeak.sddslfMd as Ile mob bat weer to Oskiee ,Ilhe me a am ship. hat et Ile hot sesimmed Seasam, ead had My sesh bee OM Is Obseem The mem aim we hem was amy Yeesseisy mania Mis lelt hawk 11.1111414ira1l et sem hope ship, was eke. at • washed as Mama the Mk et MI essiskeed Redisads, atm Ard mum hide we heftier. h vs. imam mimed. with Ms Images? petaikg hems* hat Me top jolat, as s h it s e psis a the thank wee beim away. It appealed te have ism way mewl, Ism WI We maw days there ham an ef wink belly of the harbour, bat le what mewl es vowels Mimes, mast be astertaised. The Mewing ammo is the shipping maws m ashed boa Cork hat eight: •a 4 Luau Oet. 14. of a dark of • vessel we, brought la bare tads, by am of the pilot hookers ; and the heed.board of a venni was snaked into Sandy Cove, sear the larbenr's month, with Yeoman marked on it is gilt letterer A footloose, whom name is given by the Mk. graph se William Reldahl, committed suicide at Queenstown on Wednesday night, by taking a imp quantity of laudanum. He wm Swede by birth, mad was married in Queenstown. --- The Cbrk Constantine thus iisseribes some riotous Ml:inp which took plum in the little tow. of itty on the comesion of polling to determine whether that place shield be pot under the Towne Improymnent Aot Os Twain the emaniensad at also o'clock, sad the wilds pietist me tee ma metal a very kiai boas. At taw is as g ninalisse were Amy fee the Wipes demi wow% Oft dill egoism. TM seams at Ile popular issesem. amp only envied by a wrgsstly Mitre, was missed in great if s sad Irsamteg. la* 5,5, paradsd ths strests,sad tewands eight the Owens paseeled to deeds of eatags against the pawae sad hems et shs appestats et the mersese. The imp seemly Sued op by Mr. Week seam. swat to be an meet et the (iassa's Old Castle Owspley, was musket, sad the glass treat was sesessed is. The how of Mr. nyllier, the dark of the mks, had he wisdom dassoliehed ; tide ale p. as well as the yeeleitieg. bed s• he abut up all d a y yew undeg. The hems MIRA laps, sablaptiasker, sad et a iniek mew Osgiiay suss aim attacked, the windows =M Whir &my essalned. The nun sow. to prourriseet Ms leek who prcandad free bone le bum wiegoin, sad vastly/ their dislike el pans sad Web Waft say Asa. TIM polio dig mire lig Wel{ sonseed s few an emit is a sonarese tbessiat beamed tbat • plot was OMMak Mr. W. P. Jam% bet that pm dui= howl* word. The sob Meld his is alligne a ails vie Ms we spin poi awls' aline. Se doss% IMF ise h = k le ig ... 7a wiry disesillear af ouslmety sod dielsks. ens hart man* with A n d ; anienlan tame 1 15:11 es ° were windy Ines& Ow ma MI la Orb %sat devastation has bssa mud at Haws by a MO VAL [ A° ` wt XL MEOWS 31111111J11. um IMIoMe stirem. /48.1*..1.eeelebeM me ...Moan Sew et era lONA wA, end Or mmelbemee4 b ibarbret W albl aialbi De"'We t " W l'. =7tor Pie: limmemmeme_ sad Vat A , I megin, easem. rainkhee. erlhossaawisil. Mrs rialiaksigil a t NW lbw* bar aa ParsaLasen Megiiftseithe leM 00 Mews rim le masa ftee rebe • nese el alhim ! ~I l NAVAL AND MILITARY. (IZOX LAST 110111 OAATTS.) WAR DEPARTMENT, OCTOIIII 11. The Queer has been graciously pleased to direct that the corps of Royal Sappers and Miners shall henceforward be denominated the corps of Royal Engineers, mid form one body with the existing corps of Royal Engineers. 6th liesimaat of thageou—Amistast liarpom WWlam Richa , tiOryile has beam permitted to amigo his cam _ . . 8 h Licht Despoils—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Rodelph de Solis to Os lieutenontaohnel, without purchase, vies Brevet-Colonel F. 0. Shewall, C. 8., droned; Captain' Arthur James Lord Mikan to be major, without purchase, viol de Sails. Orenadier Regiment of Fiat Guards—Lieutenaat-Colonel Alfred C Care, from halt-pay anaemia. d, to be seposhe and lieutenant...ldabel, vim Brevet-Colonel Honourable Alexander Gordon, who eleheages. 15th Fact—L:estamet Richard Lewes Dathwood, from the Um Rot, to be Meanest, vies Ball, who ralbsallm 21st n ot—Liestessat Richard Stephen is be sepals, by purehaa, vim Brevet-Major Teals', who retiree. 31th Foot—Litigants% Francis Ball, from the 16th Foot, to be bastes/let, vise Dubwood, who ezeiteageL 36th Font—Lientsmaat Norge Robert James Marshall to be captaio, without psalms, Mee Boyd, deceased; Ma lign Richard Lloyd Hawke@ to be Bestowal, without porch. se, vies Marshall. 46th Fat—Staff-Sargeon of the Second Cites Thomas Best to be sargeon, vim Wiring, who esolungsn 46th Foot—Bmeiga George Power Cobh* has been maw sided, he having been absent without leave. 53rd Foot—Lieutement-Colonel Germs Stanford Deverill from half-pey %unarmed, to be Useamsant-colossi, vim Brevet-Colossi Haveloik, who exchanges ; Major John Walter to belieatanastroolonel, by purchase, vise Demean, who retiree; Canada Patrick W. Sydenham Ras to be major, by porebase. vies Walter. 64th Foot—Usnestiont Ilsonnel Nathaniel Falkiner, free Use North Thopseint te he soap, without pur chase, via Reerfek, 65th Foot—Captain Rise Stack, from the St. Belem Regional, to be eagtodo, Ass D'Areer, promoted, without pmenese, to ea smoreasheil majority. 78th Foot—Lienesenot Robert Bogle to be molars, by pur chase, vim Barret Biqa Meehan, who retires ; Runs Mostega Allassalar Kirby to he lieutenaat, by punka's, ihibard Plans Butler, pat., to be nags, lac Moe Kirby. ..I=.dis lligiases—Lisetessat West Rohm. Hill, frees the Ord WIN Indio Regimen% to be Bemuses; vies Green, who indragss ; Lienoseent Chrtetophar "'fede ral& Bak hen tit. Sod West India Regiment, to be liantournt, ohs Max" who 2nd Won lisdla linglowne—Lbutooent Patrick Kalma r firm Oa la West India Barfinenq to be lieutreaut, vise Holt, who eichaerse; Buda Merl* William ;Bidwell Edward' a. s, to be lisateeent, whining gonshase, vice Leaghli appeld to the Ret Feet. 3rd West ladM Reglassi—lnelgn ism* Uses= to be Breams, want Ihens,v_les Inylco, do omed ; Lientional FM* John Green, Bun the let West ladle Regtos rte, le le Ihusimant, else Rill, who 'lamps ; Rides whist eoho WAIN healli• t• be lieu- by _ loin, elms proostion by pueblos on this lie Keg, UK Ms boss imeaselled ; Regimental Beepoot Ns* Isms Arnold to be m idge, without Mse vies un Illtseruan. tuoits. Major Williams Ilerdr, frees half-pot unattached, to be =ajar • Ospeeis Willa9th Ant, to be sigataitt. To be ClLetemmune—Lientonoot Themes Vesedso, trou the Mt Fest; Lieutaseut Jesus awes. bon Me 66th Fest ; Animist ilesalrouretsr John Dunsend ; QnssUr master The... Titer raid, be. the nil IP as ==.• mas lee Ti~iserio, fres the Depot Assistant ilmoesesr Theses Walker; RAM Junino. ibis At Mb lost; Mu K. Miring, Iris Ks AM less; Rairtanneseer Meths Knight. ben tho Medi German Qesnearnesear Isms Bisegass. eon the British i llts ; 14 6 i i Quoiremsonem iherest Windom Dregs, frees the Oreseller N hue Chine I Iliegesat Seem loitteadrinh. Seeing ot. Inonsu Y the lama ot flo Ilind July, 1666. Fee Osplala Seim Alden% Bees the ISM PM, le be emblem adjutant, Nei Oseeata Ida Mame, et the Nth Foot, to be sosiseant adjutant. lIRATTACBRD. Brevet Deleted Robert Walpole. Meg ar on belt of the Rile DAM? (lit. Ciemempadase Ysnsral W lesion pima), to be wqmsam•wased, whims pas- HOSPITAL STATE Sofres !nuts Bonn Warne, from the 46th Poet, to be staff rupee eh he noßßlmad alms, nos Best, who manages. VET. Lleatemast-Pieng Jabs Wanes, mind hR pay, el the 14th Peet. to behind lath. usy, the rook bong ho• Sel usims = kad Chides Howe Spoon, 60th Foot, hav tip eengh4ol nen peed read awns to the reek of leseeneat Woad. ea the lei of Oeleber, 1866, telta pea matt to lie seek dolled to the army, seder the pn• nine Wile royal varteat of the in (Weber, IStet. The indeennined sawn of the Zan Lune Ceeteseee re anis% leivel wee toll pay, to have sup of hominy ek le lineee-41s. Co to ked How P 001... Teenialteen, Nasal Essionts, no* seettel. _ To be L i MenseVantie—Msjon Ma Harding llsynr, Bowl li&Mes I Metes Hobert Hobart, Kuhn la faatry ; Joh PrestAeld, Mein Light Canby. NATAL Pms 110m.—Notice Is given to all Cirtatotoosol olooda that proporatiosi ere sow ankles biTtateatiel dlielleilso et moots 'Meg 1s the ohm esireeeme, some volotews, supposed to be the Oregon or Mobrektee. =el ea the 3011 August, 1864, by lee NSW*" MI MILITARY SPORTS AT CHATHAM. ---- - - -- -- - - TAtiKiiiii:iimAy. This afternoon the neaps Whelps( to this ro sins west eesessi la a moiety 0 allielia gods sod games 1 co Mathew Kam, ;embalm lianas balsomeriei *ma by Ifs oalberklio la mummil at it BirMsea. It Was Minded thinks spine elksoll bags lam lime boa mini lo Illa mem* ealloremelis Mae el it as neereessy te put nen of estil Oh deo. Kerb Mimes wee hit le lee uniselsidei. ibis bring Se Men sessmse ef Mb hind *MMus MUM, wens ewes. Me temp et lids peels& TM whisk elite ersimmeines were meiested p by a annillse of eMesse Miming le the masa mo eislioned et Menem seder the plow see el Mind W. IL Nies. in elemeni of the Mem ststienel at Ibis .mesa. no him wee she =A tA s a up by tbs eMens, wenvssmly mined We Seli 111 00•61111111116111 NM was preeptly /abed, to he dhishinsed is prises essese the amp. As nee es the peseanne of the mein wen paillasti the .. amiss " were =M ebsie M. Mies es zany so SO 11111 0/11 be gm phis. Mw essieral ef whit* the siswa ear tended die *Ms WM ibe wee of their resinesto The spode leek ea the smiesens m Manse' Lbw i and, aot MN the dey f save pada ef esin. time *Son. • speed Wend had :he hoe eosenrit bet assesensanse off the dime elite mil this ladies, Ismael MO Mines *en Ore heed. The band of nee loyal Mena wee is atteadeam TM Mon of the were seder Mt Weenies .1 Captain 7.1= 1 " R. IL, with when the essi for the men erisbeted. Ms sonnsniel at me Weiss% mid were net sea mil non* ft& The spine essisiM el fest noes, iiiolloth Iblenies the boomme, lA, the whole :fwara iii wen lonely wojesed by the alien sad wen per Welpatis la them. The Am rase eswlseled fee was by ten ores of fit Ilya happen rod Iliness. the /Manse on bens RS yetis; this hint wee wow ley &spent the mt. Time were ales hes rem by the min of the Boyd idertem nee Previsimal Denali's, ead the Medien Sloe Corm. Combinable amaimmest wee sassed by a Noah pt sp ter the Crimea weinded am, sad the nee ewer • home ef 100 yards was Tea by Keen, 11th Osemeght liampro Then wee=l moo for ten onion of SU strobes Main wee wee by Careen P. Dew. Monet nee by strobes, *Seen nee Gish Libel of berdies was was by Erica Iteksill. Z.1.C., end a nee et one mile weed dared to hove bests we. by ledge Drones, nth Zesisest. A is TM of et no appeared br be very tree li by the tram he asmesnest they wen set 4. 111e g lansen number pretest were Me am indeed. Thh espeolwent gavillikg mealy sad anions pest free Me weeps los hem lII* sonseeki. amid Mints great mat es 7. saw al the saw Minn with whoa ash s M. zlie W alb fib *kespntell ant yen ea • emilesubly nib Wend Idea, the commat anant el tbe serriese. soldier Allen sad their ladies was ns& Commie NIAL—Th• 000 rt of latish" into dm soodoot el °Wok I Briaa. 0.8., the floprthdosiost of tbo Royal Wass Tog* le edll hake; ire awls's, mad tho laweellballea b plena Menu oat M Ow Imbib e al s o o f esdb oar dhe to t Ibe pen ishlmeat of the saa t ee Ow 110 IWO pwarlk as time MimMoiai and canted au he weeks isaa iamb expenq and mahout tis /mink who its he rrar of tam. Wag ~saws teen sae aoshewassa el a anal Maim rams= drop._ lays beat palmed by the staralsoorm spilt Mow ; but mkt am yam all goat Iwo ilot ban realised N ot~O& We boy. tats we shill way awe ea a mak tbse TM ham of lidas OM OM yob* *Um spinet all swap amid lam* bee in beaa heemei by ha poseell asehlea Is Ms use et Da IteM. fans an De mow woad Mao IM slimy Mim e . sal Ow ewe sea esquall, awl Waal, elan Is Nab Omplela We beat th at bo immom N b M Oa try mMatad a bie=4o w .... meat ee Ivo Imo jaassalial. kr sow ramolo ble anis& a li la pleadatery lb MN Imes mort gnaw M say AM that bo Ms 4111111 mot lailodie to dead Mak la a jaay la thaw whill be amosasmol to mot Mit Is biotin addaM— Pli t massat Jaaroak The 31h1leed Cheative Ezbibitioe of fat desk, eseeteldey eel multi% adies plea is Blemierlima me awl Melt' la Dwombie suit THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18, 1888. SPOR! ING. Katy Internam& NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. COURT OF BARXRUPTCY.—Der. 17. THE SU ROOM.-TIONADAT NIOIT. 87;euratio7;;;;;Wyii;eeti;e:ilt;;s7fause — d rim the prieeipel teesseetioae: C4III34IDOKSHIRE STAKES. 11l IA 3011/1,11 MILLER. The bsokrupt was a orewer aid gueol4:n, of Bonthamp tee. This was a issetisg for the mamthation of the bank rupt's aceennts. Mr. Bagley, for the assignees, said that the bankrupt, fear days before his failure, Is August last, made over his Actium gad ferniture to Mr. Hobbs, a oosehmaker, for bill of o:change for 1601., whish wish sot be du until December; he bad also treadernd a considerable portion of his props riy to a fanner weed Husky, from whoa be alleged ha had received a sum of 204 In Aped last. Toe bash rapt was then ezamthed upon the accounts Mod, when it appeared that the sash scrotum contained sash items as "madame, 2004," without say triplication of them hems; that the sum of 701. received from Rumley was omitted, as well as two other mime of 1201. sad 26L, the tamer the balsam traasferred from the Hempshire Hankleg Company to the National Provincial Bank, on his chansag his accoost, sad the latter the balsa* received from Messrs. Sharp, Harrison sad Elltasa. on the conveyance of cartels eneumbered property in the north. On hie former ssuai. nation the bankrapt said Mathis faraitore had been made over re Rowley on the aadentaadiag that it should be re. tamed to bin after hie trouble, were ova; bat in reply to thclearnedcoanael he now said that he near had sash an iToT f isTVnpua t) 10 to 1 Polestar (oB) 10 to 1 Molina (t) 16 to 1 Poliateulte (t) 100 to 6 Leave 26 to 1 Buspeford (') 26 to 1 Moquette* 60 to 1 Timm "'Woo (t) 60 to 1 Coupde Maio (t) DERBY. 83 to 1 silt Aekwottb (t) _ _ FRIDAY. Swasruzzs of 10 son. asst, for tire-yr-olds ; salts, Oat 711, 1 Illus. Bst 41b. The wiasor to be sold for 180 son. 13488buied,ite. lAst ball of Ab. IL (8 fatleop 217 yards.) p sais.) 22• 112;12112104nTs SOBS by Ortiade. Mt 414 (YeA9 I ..................4 Ist 41b. —..— (T 2 Mr. elafte2l2ll4 la 412 ... —.—..—... (Cbeeitoe 3 Kr. mum wins% OA 414 _.„ .... —..— Oil 4 Dlr. Solimales Nillier. In ntb —....... (Bash= I Ur. Hsu% la ii) ( A. 12 1 Mr. Maio% et lb Batten: Ste 1 eget Harr* 4 to 1 each opt Polly sod StorsasaiL ainuidi made the movies, folluwed by Spinet, Hereto, mil Polly lb* Lott' raaning vary wide. Half way up the cords te s, piset okelleatted, sad won by 4 nook, foar lengths betwess the mood sad third, sad the otben tailed off. _ _ _ _ _ unnentanning with Rowley, nor xlee itiereaa;;;;;eine7t mitts Hobbs as to the restoration of deo property. He ex plained deo elhorapandes in um ash sceoant by hie aegleot to sitar Mesta be bid remixed. •Wa. Bobba•a accaptanas gives for HANDICIa 13WZIPSTAXPI of 10 NOVI. ; foo 2-yr old• ud upward& First ball of Lb. M. (3 batons 216 yards). (16 robe ) Mr. T. Wolkorb Nary Oro% by ids :bins Ddrimm 8 yro. Ida nib ... ..... the vola of the property ? Mr. Balky said be vatteretood the seeepteses was ad worth molests. The Couselaairssor wished to know whether ale peoperty was reasonably valued ? Mr. Bagley replied Is the clermatlvs. Ultimately so adjoarsateat for .to walks wee ordond— the bankrupt sad bis solloftor undertakiag to filo assersto accoanta by the data dud. Allowance refused. _ Ia RI PAXAIOI7I DIMITRIIII LINO. elr est 21b R. Pigot's Illy by lialboorits, oat of Birthday, 2 yrs; (Plumb) Bar= Botbaststd's colt by Igo, oat of Evastbrd feu,rs est Mb ) II The following she ran : Feta Flat, Paean, Yorkshire- MI, Maid of Anna, soh by Orlando oat of Clarissa, Paula Monti, The Abbot, Tiptop, latrangusa, &dark, colt by 81ane out of Water Lily. Benny : 3 to 1 apt Ilealark, 6 to 1 apt Water Lily eat, to 1 apt Peter Flat, 10 to 1 nab nit Maid of Atkins, Clarissa salt, and Evans 81ar eolt, 100 to 8 apt Mary Copp. Maid of Atlanta and Mary Copp jumped Win frost, bat after the drat 100 yards Fesei took Ike ind, ad Maid of Anon nos at awards dropped bask. Fenian nonnalsed bar brand mil annieleg tb:= wars re abrim, Mry Orp war ahead, by Strthday Way and Inane OW Nit, and Ira by two lengths ; a nen hotness dr snosi aid third. Ten ILA war a gar bask ; MW of Mime sal arlszk war _ -------- The baskrapt was imply eapised as aa importer of wheat sad slams from Tarkey, is partanship with Ces- Manilas Camboareala and Kabobs Astasladt, with pleas of besimes at 1, Great Wimbester-stmei, gal at Ossasatimple. This was the eausiaaties partedsg. The Ida an tin items a the balaasoliesel. iskah saes& Ma Jam 1661 to August last. Copied endless MAUL (palesipally aerobium of asisamie ma was= peas of Ms Mediums's& mad Least, babas re Isekraet's sad his partaer's asegteases.) Osallase severed 6,1661. ; esearities held, being veined as sousistias if wheat off maim; llshffilloe 1.06 1., p rose profits 8.9031. By sash is heads of 'Aid maims 2,0061., property estimated Se realise 6,1 L (a great ponies of Gus property is Wag reslimii, bat the eca#aue bold the proceeds is maw assess of dams from oast parties them the baskrapt ; pro rig Masked by Corona sad Company, 6141., debtor =mem des from Commatiaople bean 19,1711., trEg e sts lel..17:7411:3"1" tomes 9,0111., " Makeups puled, so remarks liar made os the IMAM minim of 10 son mob. for 2-geld.; rolls, tat 71b; Sales, Bat Sib. The wisser to be sold for 40 son. If deneaded, As. net MU of Alt. AL (3 fusloop2l6 yuda) (4 aabo.) r.T, hipluatisabgr ib let Uti --(Mama) 1 ltr. seem MEM' el the Sit fu ... c or k tr i l Cando Claiwirfolta M 144,110 —...... Cr. $ Ur. W. Icalmais 0441114 4 Betting : 3lel ea Imbeds& TM favourite made all the numbs & ca the half aln ; a !myth betwess the semi sad third; fourth. /WIMP BWisPaThllii of 20 son eon, sad 6 rely if Misosol, Es., to go to the omen of the rowed hone for thomp-ohlo sad upwards. T.Y.C. (6 Madcap 140 pins.) (6 nabs.,l et whom pay 6 on. ft.) NM. P 1 by °daft* ire, Sat 1 1 b ....... (Bray 1 Yr. Aillpft ilb (Sly I Omplala Zosrad. 11 yrs. Oat tib...--- (T. an Mr. Mann lisillse" a rte Tot 71b Ba=sllo 3 l=Alayase, 6to 2 apt Flyaway, to 1 nein May Mr Me drat quarter of a Ve.ToliTate pm With awl Faraway took the nod, node the rest dale morela& mod ma molly by thrompurten of a !myth ; bad third. Tau PassMasairr Brazos et 60 son. nob. h ft, for two-yr die; soft, In 71b; Sales, Sat Sib. Certain peasl. ties for wlemes. T.Y.C. (6 Wimp 140 yards.) (20 nbe.) Myna 110•0111,4114 way by ihrpliss. art 71b (Marlon 1 Ur. P. Ilablimat brWaw. hit 11b (A. Day 3 Lad Aapampsiraglalos Oats Part Day), list1111(18.1/baa. (lbellian 11.11.2,41 flesaw,lat 111 (lab alb oz.) --- (Waila 4 =let 11 _ . . (Altman Imam *Mem, 7to 2 ogst Drunter, to 1 eget Lana. lyitsay made the maim, with I s sad Baden is elms attastlease, Anna Ills; Ben. Ia Mho/Met they rem to Mess bell • diatom* hew l whim Dames: sad Betokuut gave way to Antal= The favourite "'entailed the lead du boat, = lS wr . may by half a kaggs. Fughlvo wee M i t/ft hem Autos , about the same rtiatabbe separated the from the ; the Ober two were beam a 118. 1bu w bicutP BIMPIYASI4 of 16 orb; 10 ft •. for two sad thrmyr olds. T.Y.C. (6 furlo s TM, 140 yarda) (12 m Ur. ba ) z. Prawittli 1141 as by lialsbt at Chrpao. 11 yrs, GA lUb Lard Mils% Unmade', 3 yro. tat Ub (Aabwall ) Ws. llaanabli tali by lb oat of lady Ifimaly, I &A 11 . (01011= Opals Obeistiab Kara 51, a yr% Mtn MIL 4 Tao hihnriag ame raa : °haulm , iverya, f by rest steel est et Altana'. dam, Regisod's Beauty, Dennis, A=llPssoleattoa. • 3 to 1 not Lady Mesales alt, 6 tel 1 apt Olt.. apt Delenea. 7 to 1 emit ages Slattern aid Alotwea's d.. filly, 10 le 1 apt say ether. Dianna node the in to the mods, where !Pu pa. 'Mani Ms awed won br Wt • Mork; sum deal.. betimes the seam& sal Stud, sad taint tad learn. Evelyn we if*. Aberea's duos lily sad Oltualisa wen the ant two. P 1001143 1131Panins of 100 was. nab. It ft ; milts. Ist 7th; Sat 4th. T.Y.C. (6 fur. 140 yds.) (3 sato.) Mr. Rewarts Gobbladi. by (kiwi—Littia SW fib . LATEST BITTING. (U ilium) OAMBRIDOBSIURE STAKES. 10 to 3 apt Waarraboo (600 to 200 takes awe) 10 to 1 Polestar (t) 100 to 7 Poinoodie 20 to 1 Eloqmsee (4.ff) 22 to 1 Mona (t) 30 to 1 Roopinkty (I) 40 to 1 Arobea ill to 1 Bmily fi) DEBBY. _ _ 111 0110101 KENT N. haTbs beakeept sZsied enFlidesia psblle-beses et 2, Crlie-oms% filesseeasthessees. Tee enemas Awed debts beam& ht the lest twisty astathe of bb Indies MU. mete 1451, pease 6244 ed. peens 7811., bow sell passed ditto, 2114 hews 2664. (on Ede edema sad feseltess.) The Malmo pared. 14 to 1 sist Thai; The Proedw wee the priseipal met &added, esi the = 61 7=a 7 ," :somewhat esupsoiseed kr Oho s which the eiperlessoil by tha bemo's dielsot oh . The was height- My I to d eitepther a most sethisosery medic was beeesht endwise. Keay hapesteei seasons Si, &so to ha atepliel se Illiownerket. sad we 'signaled thee they will be heseshe hoM eyeraties *Wag the &Meg Ites=i ii r g es =l l , h ea=y will be rageleted by the NINO. es- What eete : " life a ;meths of all the Selling Stakes sal Pings in which the wiener is to be sold by nodes nell the serge, Of say) above the pries for whin the been is entered to be Gehl shall be paid. twathirds to the toad sad cairthlrd M the erase of the turn bons; but if the as shoal snort the vase of the prime, the wan ef the need bens shall nerve osly the vain et the vein end all the grandadee shall be paid is the feaL The sells will take a. eneleare of the wrens. stead as sees se all fie ith rr rs are had, sad ao lienansa shall be allowed wtile."; sesideat sunned be the retussiog " spiral," bat for tenately it wee attended with as alar.lst restate. At Burst Mill no toils ran late a neck, whbl wee banked WI tie Use, sad Me °entrant occasioned a delay of shoot ea beer. The saddest sawed eansiderable asides se the prinalpal railway Wilda* who, to do then belies, adopted every preeautios to guard agents a seennesce this oaten. The blear whelp nets with the enbrdisete oaken at the Bust Mill station. BETTING AT CAMBRIDORSKIRS STAKES. 4 to 1 opt Voosoutoo (t) 10 to 1 Mims 11 to 1 Mow 14 to 1 Po•Aboo t 16 to 1 Palmetto (t) 20 to 1 Heft (t) 20 to 1 Riotas 20 to 1 Least soco (t I) 30 to 1 Hopittlity (t) 30 to 1 Titodora (.) 30 to 1 Porto Rico (t) 30 to 1 Brom ( ) 30 to 1 Torotagtot (t) DERBY. 11 to 1 offered co lb. Sold. GREAT WARWICKSHIRE HANDICAP. 6 to 1 apt Yotkibiro (arta take) 7 to 1 Asy other (-3) BUNTING APPOINTMENTS. /TAO 100111311. Chihuahua, Tends,. the Classa's Hotel, Chibalama Mr. Ideberta's, Thursday, Edss Brigs—at 12. PO! 1109111 DO. M. Fansbarna% Meade y. Fuldlowered, mu 8010 ; Tbanday, Barvey's 24ew Oboe Form—wood duo. Nalsdoa. Iloaday, Haatsbaw Wood ; Friday. Seaford Foroberat ball past 10. N. P. H.. Woods,, Booltot'a Staab; Wadowday. SNP field Rotator; Saturday, Hill' oo Gates-at 10. Braebrad Must, lloaday, Awl. B. V. ; Tuesday, law ; Friday. lli%orim Now Tows—at IL - Monday. Pataliala ; Wedaraday, Rare o• ll 7drramdkg. tbo Dike-at a quartos to 11. Nis Fro Maeda,. Nowasarkaa ; Tiraralay, Ti. % —at U. Palsaarstears, Wednesday. Twelfth Lodi, Grarad (had ; Saturday, Barberstowa Said at 12. inakbw, Tusday, at ; Friday, Cillimaly—at 11. PIDZIPTRIAXIBL—James Pedesy, the esiebsetsel pelesereef, ess saelatekes Ise • es../ W. a silk le raw ptiek ter &Malt seek of amass awn Wks 1.... boar. • pedaloes at °dad eagle, baked a... n. de s 1151 was east Oalerd se Wideseley Moreau mat. looking at bee foe a moment, exclaimed, " Pon thing, slt•I is dud." At file time she asked me to bring the coffee she used the words, "Make haste, for I am dying." I saw nothing le the room in the shape of medicine. and I gave her none dudes her short illness. I had sun her between 7 sod 8 o'clock on Tuesday night, and she !appeased then to be is perfect health. In answer to a quietism from the magistra•e, the withers added that she had lodged for about fourteen months in the house, and altboegh the prisoner had been in the occasional habit of quarrelliag with Itis wife, she had always eoesidered him to be a good hulloed and father. Mr. John Visall, a sugoon at Hackney, stated that he was sent for at the time in gelation to attend the deceased. Although he arrived in lees than flu minutes, he perceived that she was dead. Her face was perfectly placid, and there was no spectres.* to indicate that ahe had suffered a violent death. The prisoner was absent at the time, but he saw hire afterwards,when he •Atuterily told him that at the smut request of kis wife, who wu in the family way, he had purchased two ounces of sulphate of, pause for the purpose of producing a miscarriage. Witless asked him if she bad takes it all, to which he replied, that he was not aware, but that, if say had been left, it would be found op steles. I accordingly made a diligent search la the place indicated without diseoverieg anything, but shortly atter wards one of the asighboure handed me two teacup., at the bottom of each of which I found the sediment of a tasting white powder, which I believe to be sulphate of potato. Mr. Thomas Valentine Stamford, a chemist at Homutes, stated that oa Wednesday 'Tomas the prisoner purchased two ounces of sulphate of potato at his shop, and, at the some time, informed him that he had made several un. successful efforts to moan it at other druggist.' in the neighbourhood. Charlotte Roome, a married woman, residing in the neighboethood, deposed to having toned the two teacups osetainiag the powder referred to by Mr. Vinall in the deeetud's room, together with a paper which was labelled, " sulphate of potaw" Poliocceastable Beek, N 228, stated that on taking prisoner into enstady, he szelaimed, " lam very eirry, but I did not think it would come to this ;" and added, that his wife had previously taken some of the same staff when she was pregnant with her last child, about twelve months aim, for the purpose of procuring a min.' carriage. The prisoner, who declined offering any obematices, was ordered to be r , minded fora week. LAMBETH. Mary Mapes was put to7l;e7s;r7ft the following charge. Captain Charles H. Jay, P. N., raiding at No. $6, West. Kean, Lambeth, deposed that the prisoner bad been in his service as cook sines the Med of August last, and had been gives a holiday on the day before. At about half-past 10 o'clock at night she came home, cod, instead of coming in at the hones door, she time to the area gate, and he beard the other servant let her la. He (lir. Jay) went to the hoses• door at the time, sad saw a young man in coanreatioe with the prisoner, but the moment the former saw him be turned his beck, so that he ooald not see his hes. Prom what he wee sabecquittly told by his daughter he went Into the kitchen sad asked for the plate that had been used on that day, sad head that fhe teis-spores and a butter-knife were seising. He in coosequesee spoke to the prisoner, and asked her who the num was whom she bad in the kitehse, and all be mild learn from her at the time, as she was tipsy, was that be was a friend, sad that she had been to Hackney, but where there she did not know. Sarah Cole, housemaid la the service of the last witting, deposed that on going up to open the area pate she saw two men with the prisoner, and on unlocking the gate ono of the men deliberately walked down the naps and got inside the kitebsa. At this tints the bell rang for prayers, and witness went to tell the prisoner, and also went up stairs to answer the bell, aad on returning she hand the man, who was • stnager to her, standing in the middle of the kitehen. eke squealed him togs away, when he endeavolared to kiss her, bat this she prevented. She would not have allowed him to eater the kitchen had she not believed him to he the friend of the pilaw. The articles of silver taken away she (witness) had classed up and pined them in a drawer In a cupboard la the kitchen with the other plate. The primer, is reply to the charge, said she had met the men in West-square, and they said they wished to see the housemaid (the last witness), sad she believed at the time they ware friends of hers. Mr. Norton observed that the robbery was of rather a posallar charaeter, sad remanded the prisoner to a future day. THAMES. NMI Hoppa, an Irish boy, aged 15, was brought before Mr. &I le, Maned with 'walla' silk pocket hasdkir• chief from the person of Mr. Isom Chriatoplser Elam eaperlateadeat of Teams police. Mr. Ems was robbed of his silk handkerchief weeks the St. Hitherto' Dock som Nee ago, and he reemeed hie beadkesehlef sad Mood the thief, who was sesteassil Shies maths' napiiseasseat sad bard laboar. Teeboial (Friday) annum It,. Hisao was oa his way to this osort e what he felt a tug at his soot pocket behind, sad missed his silk haadkerekief. There were several W 00014.111•11 sear kin, but he could not suspect any of thee. WNW ho was looklag abort, the pitman sad another boy pampa his. Ho was st coos saavisoad the prisoner was the thief, mind his sad disabled his Issedkerchief. " I ain't got it," was the boy's reply. He threw the boy oa the ground, sad took the kaadkerabief eat of his trousers. Hs, asked some of the byetandm to look out or 'end for a police constable; but net ore would do so. Some asked for the release of the boy, ethers desaaaded it, aid a taw shoved up &palest him with a Mow of Muting Oa boy. Ho aeon► allowed a WM to amps from hia bands whoa be onto had hold of se*, sad kept the boy bet natal a polleems* did arrive. Polimemstable No. 66 11 mkt ths prisoner was tits eon stoat associate of young thieves, sad had been once con victed. A few 'imagines he ma giving evidence in tamer of a boy 'bawd with filmy. Mr. Belts—Did you know that gentleman was Mr. Brans, flaperlotthdeat of Thames Police ? TM Prisoser—No, I didn't know Mr. 13elfs-1 should think not, er you would not have attempted to rob him. Aad what were you convicted and sent to prima for? The primmer—flat was 16 months sp. Mr lbelfe—What for? TM imitator—For (*myth, a bit of wood. elfe—Han you any hither and moths? ? The miaow—No. bat I have got a big Mother, and m mistake. (Laughter ) Mr. Selle—Aay other relations ? The prisoner —No, plenty cf coatis' in Ireland. Mr. Self* aseartathml from the boy that his p.mb wars deed. Tally wore Roman catholic', and the ma Perste said he would endeavour to procure pristmer's admission into the catholic reformatory school, Brook gremt, liammormith, and do some good for hint, bat he should Int send him to prison for a short time. Es re manded the piessar for a moth. MURDEROUS HIGHWAY ROBBER F.-LOSS OP TWO HUNDRED POUNDS. OD Thursday eight last, a murderous and cowardly robbery •a, cessmitted on the person of Mr. Jobs Whit taker, farmer and eattledealer of Thryttsrs, near Rother ham. Mr. Whittaker had bea m to York cattle fair, and had returned to Masbrough by a lath trait, arriving them about *lama o'clock. At York he bad parchosod a somber of sheep, which he had ordered to be seat t Swinton, bat the messy he bad left, after paying for the 'stile, eameated to the large tin 442001. Attu slighting at Mosbemsh, whisk is about • mile from Rotherham, be proceeded to walk thither, Intending, fa consequence of the large mutant of malt he had is his eceentioa, to remain thus the whole of the eight. He went to the Whoasheaf house for that pastime, bet tb• plum being domed he went forward. Os his way he called at the Yeekhorm, at the hottest of Doncaster-gate, and there drank • portion of three pennyworth of gin. Be then proceeded homewmds, Thrybas being shoat three miles teem the plan. Oa Intel , at • place felled Deltas Brook, where there is a publiebonee, he again tried to get a bed, bet Wag closed he *pia went forward. The simalader of the way was very lonely, tad before be but got very for be saw four men etaadivg it the bottom of WisserbUL They wen frees 90 to 100 yards before him. When he got up to them the mos surrounded him, and tried cosecs's him. Be straggled with them, and the role bees repeatedly dealt him very homy blows on the heed. At length they got him on to the ground, sod he said to them, It you 'seeder me you will have to amount fee it mother thee." Be stuck fast to one of the robbers by the leg, mad felt that he trembled very mach, but the villain, in order to reader Mr. Whittaker ienneible, struck him re pettedly sad violectly over the heed with a whip etc*, to the end of which was fastened • hall of lead. At length the fellows bed seetuod money is mom, gold, and silver, to the amount of about 2001. After wearies this large sum the robbers bed the impudence to smelly ask, " Rave you got a watch P" He bad sot, end the thieves thea dewed hi., bloodies profusely from several wounds on the bead, • little farther up the rood. Trims of bleed were afterwards found on the place where be bad hoes dragged, end also the merderoso mama with which he bad beam beaus. Whoa he sae I. ft by the fellows Mr. Whittaker was in a very weak sad exhausted eanditles. He managed, however, to weep &loss the road to the hoses of Mr. &Mager, miller. whisk is about 400 yarda from the spot where the robbery wee committed. The servant, • yeses sees seined Willies' Widdowsee, was up, sad suidlately let him in. Bose neighbours were then called op, sad Dr. Myth's'', of Seisms, was seat for. Be was then moseyed hems, when the dosser saw Ida about three °Week, the robbery bevies been sommitted about ball--put twelve. Every eittention woe paid to him, but he still use • very precarious condition, sad It is leered that be will beams di Brims. So tar, we am arty to say, nothing has hem beard of the heastleie THE POLICE COURT& 11AN610N.R013511. Willies Laker was inn= with having stoles • vsktb. nine 7L, the property of W. Louis Adresse. a Preach gestlmea. The presenter nid—l sag at the TA111•1109 Hotel, Is Lower Thanes street. At 6 Veiosk ea Wodandsy sight I was is Leafra-bridp, sod wes peeing the steps, mina tin pima sal swim nea who led • cep oa. I was lON towards the Dasisgb. 'The two man net in ea this MA of lb. bridge, catthe ma with the cep ea dodged beilineils Ned forwards la boat of in, sad the prisms was linedisiely belted bias, sad leak= over he Molder. I observed it was dins sa os it we dose lin or sir dem. I slightly per sI ilw ether no, to m pan ea hie side. I had my wank iny peek= sad 1 felt ny then pulled, sad is Isokas dews I sew the theta iteal7 l 2 =OM the Mak Ido sot wants= the Li linpage, sad I was pi= shot the other nee, sat the Mean took kold of in , sm, sad poising to ems other ads " Then he is. behind the lab." - The esaa with the enat na down the asp. I west with ths Idiom nine the read. eappathig Y i nes he ea basset ma. I wee this anon that the plena alis Ink the witch was sot dim sea dna recogaind tin pdesaer se the pines who hal bees leekiag ever the sot .1 the other no. I mid an tell the Idiom wine I thought of hie, bet be NM= ha was tin 11W or so sosemplies I took hold of his Ye sad pm bin ins 111111. y. The primer stood before en sad pulled no hask, oboe ho petaled at the Ma ma, sad prenated se then ask= is. Ones atanthod by tit Onset—Tea did sot tap xis on rho divide, hat yea Weed am by the sm. I held you ead task pat to Ile MIN= OMNI (64 . )tlet the presentor =ding the Omer lame in, sad oho odd he hod lost his whet. The primer Wok " •iss Pr ashes." I sold, ▪De yea ham lie ?" The primer sW " Yes, aam be bees pidd= his pocket 0 s watch." I odd, "What set of seas f" The primer replied, "He gone tows there ;" sad emend to be isafased. sad stated that the thief was droned to • breve sou. I took Mkt of the Reim= The prisms sold he was esidakes for MOUNT woos, sad test ke had ysr.na l a virthoss sae shin he made • nista= seem Me ago. He was monis= ea ea mint to the On of Maki= peek= sod se having boat cow Ansi lent lime 0 robbed.. TM UN Mayor sad air Reny Meggeridp la petty ends= seatmed the prisms to =primmest sad Mt Maw I a the Bean of Carried= kir this. nest= has Osity, a tasps;t;lia-koaltiag young woman applied la Eh Potts Lugo toe aatiataan. Mu loft bit situ. tita *a revisal Welt, sag was 10 wooed flat da to Ear Mob at Soathaiaptom, bet alias walk's( aim boa what woo *hod of Mt pans, tosatabiag all bar wash 170. 64., awl obi woo oreaotaaoatly by lam lwaisa. awl bad sot a totted base to wham she impala apply he 114 Peter Louie said her sensed quinces, to whisk M sowers wen so dear and satinsetary, sad gives with sub en sir el ethogrity god truth, test se ore who heard her nail Mehl $ weed that she stlesed. 84 Peter ordered her bre to Impel* M ilinthenglige. sad told her to be seated we the wear meld Owed he her. 'Mlle the applionnt was wettleg, it wee seasoned tt • a bah them was te bo z W i lar. ned three nee, maned Dunn Seem Jela wed Idernd Pries, well. knows thirese, were plena le desk. air Peter Learlefeeelonlitheet wee peal whoa be learned that the penmen woe the Olson who bad robbed the ap plicant is the nexeisg. The elide Ode was esplaised by Owego Kontsege, Ige. itshanpien-strest, Ream who sand tint lo wee a nee W tweedier, sad was penhig tirliliestelein thee* tee esisekthat easily, when he spsisseenp up to the yang penes mew. Haan Mod up lee Apes% sot thrlessesd asneilisi true the packet. Within esesninisthed tbe hot to a irked, who and get, " Step thin," end the prisoners ail nu up not at the bask of 00144a4m" sad gasped. WilDiel W gersion M p Is Oneida-town la the sees of the day, obi le the 'Dihedron, about rece o'clock, he saw the three Omen meth attempting to pockets. He quietly es lbol the otheleble's angelica pickt hen, sod they were all " C i r sa. elsesen all said it was fang. Perim Larks entessed then sash to three maths' =tawith herd laser. He felt any gnash in • r! Leskinen, for the Nathan la whisk he bad, mini did him the greatest atilt. Es skoald order his ea men le be end. Meehan ligebbi, 121 8, nid be bad treed Se 214. ea Lard, sea Is. 711. as Prise. Illr Peen Lew& eadend that to be gins to the 1 4. 1 1 1 • 51 1 nal the esseleierd be ler to be gnats up eat of tie hods elthe pestles egglisest cpiloted ber meted, to the eletenua ILLUsiatira, o retired. DOW4TBIZT. Gawp Hall Lawton, a Doug sell to he very well otesacted, amiltsat to Ns. Mandl. druggist. Orewlay-etreet, Oakley 1111115111, MIS 11111111 W with a post...Mee robbery. Mr. Buell w Abrlot reoefilag beam, and the made rap the eolleedosa. On Than -4T% of Mr. Pet letter thee fell into the kawbs, eull woe wiltuatoly (beadow limos wall so Nateals, a nedied seriellga sag slzporea. Hs vie esamlll4 Me Id& l• ,I010•••• - •0.0M11• loat Chloe, alintrarystaaow, Ilviag at No. 11. Oemalle &nese, W , woe Maned wisb ltrelog foloairsdid Mis== 77oraiL pima to Ida MAI allmbeth &dr, aml Vissoby mused her dm& Pbellpa T a r o J o, . seboololOom lA* semis/ le Mw, saii—Nahms orl / rloro g a l W ossookag I me smasosod to atm& Ilmt dasemed le bar rome. wboro I tam/ bm la bed, malt y Miss*, sad wasolso /ma ammo oulmatiss. Ipw wod bow • smog sop of mem 'bleb rellmod bar Mums Ise a obsolthas. but ebo spit oommomod waslabo& lisd I mobs/ ebb Mr us* Os booms pax* %Mt sad ampooda asd mom/ le be mob Mawr. Aim* her elise the "Ned 114 CZTITAIL PALM Ox! Binunto DAL— fis tar bar WO dabs% afaw portable; a wbisili 17 . _A i g a doism. 1,666; 4040 salumed spolidoolo bed. *beet two Man a/terms& the 401., tot 'mum 2.044. =4 1111".1.1. I" 1 Mad NY tat kb "Is bi f sem r s A timmost.] HOLLDWAY'S Pau Alt UN. Myna me all my ask •• ohm ver gam I law Mame onbe damsel is& Me mune Cosa pm Deong.--Ible truly womb& Misimig smile bale& elessly ake. ammo bleihwis. amiss dor oft& mosis4, l ems sitar bee berboad bid left bomo, li tl a w m ro w din; pightly _ - dd maw or the " made •1 = Inanial i t baf as astomloo Is the &wpm imam vaimrszer Mira as whiskies me to =Me awes admit mg WWI= Zoodar• ninon ferm&s& of wawa it - t raw Oil dip was ase MN% abet &a look tromtq. !brew. vie irbmi Omit dims eztin= 7 : rah MA s met of itseby ris ainsmod osslsi d r: lawaima " t pimma d b. ":" ll 4= l , ll er ig i gosim id wog Feelike iff•Way WINIONI4 SO tbe asalie pwain e == sia a bl a Ltar Mr. Maas , WNW St behme• iliatimmo• roam, 'miss emm v t e rlf Wifts Pim ewe mg atblldis4eas. Sew set; by A. IsomkOmMoilmulo; ardloilas. Al ad 1110111•1 Ks. allood, sad. atter A.OalY4. Woo; owl L Mr. Wm MARKEZ& BUOAR.—She average price of brown or Muscovado sugar the peplum of the British poseweions in America for the week ending Oct 14, la Its. lecd. per cwt. seclusive of duty. No return hoe been made of the pries of brown or Muscovado auger the produce of the Neuritim for the week ending w above. the average price of brown or kluiromido sugar the produce of the Err India fur the week end. lug a* above is L.. lid. he average price of the two foregoing &serifs Neu ot ewer Jointly, for the week endieg as above, is SU. ud. per cwt., exeludve of duty. Baum, OCT. 17,—80g., continues to improve le favour, and Wes have farther advanced folly la. per cwt.; the trameetiona on the /pet ate still quite unimportant, owing to the exhausted stocks of Importers, but is Busting emcee. a large amount of business by agate been transacted et the improvement noticed above. Refiners' produce bee also further improved in 'slue, end very large trump. dome are reported in ail descriptions of goods, both for present end forward dNivery, the market closing with a very healthy appearance, Rum te inquired Isr, bid the small &amply Wrenn chicks Moines,. COTTON.—Lrvaarocit, Orr. 17.—Ite cotton market km been ssoed, and aUll remains, In a very conflicting position. On the one hand, the gamier advisse with regard to the prospects for the coming comp et rifts elm the emasisiners with fears that the aggro. gate podia, d the yeer will ant be adequate to the consumption a the MO dried ; and on the other hand, all the operations, whether in the Mr material or the manufactured, have been clocked end abridged try dr 'eluded state of the public securities at.d the money ' merits& fend se the foundation undoubtedly is of the trade, mace. foetal; omemarco, and eurrency of this country, we yet cannot in this rommps tom a oyanteathy and suffering with our neigh. , Nam e ta Cmgiment.ifs defensive and conservative measures seessaary to he depend by tbe public inetitutiow of this country, In. seamaimtly ea dry emy be fah by tisitir ual Intel ate, will yet be mmerelly sagrowelly tga rmiany et large. Some such restrictive maws as them eager by Me Bank of England had become Ll=. Wirt may rued rem rub a coarse will continue to MI et ail wirsimiderare sedgy. But to tbe meantime t h e eameseeld immere of asperkree much i130011,1111*11011. kik the Wormy et scoot; ee _tae segrobeinione with regard to toe rep. be verb bermanied. awe 0.11110011 ill this superb'. oembant weight. mod we haveZ i S: eineerd tendency La Wan el brie of deradrei. Me am Mead nearly all qualities ef aseduirlpilles. beim . aerate are snare freely Widra u mil wed ler iMn their memL Mann are in demand end reirdy. Thee la also • Idr demeM far Ettlntian al the same EOM We sew quote middling ; 0.16 d.; Grimm. ammittee of br Om Utilada jd. ; Merin Old.; arl Orisons. 7gd. This msaWmg the demand tor the seder meek Meier • moon tone to the 11,7 se !Merl. ets,l,4M We are reported to have bun taken es epeeeletkei; MO Omer 7,110 Sant, 00 Bowel, and 40 Einem for moat; so that the deliveries to the trade kr the week Moe been about 30, 407 holes. Bales to-day, e,OOO balm MOO being m eperdation and for export. Bake of the week, 18,000 Ulm. CORN.—Comoreogui, Oor. =only of whist wu not large tads', ends proportion was muds out of tendition; malt woo difßoult to sell, but all the Wet dry what realised last wee►'s prirA a. Barley not mutt oeurtni, end lolly supports lath tetra, 44.. to MM.; mare SL. Basra folly maintained lets rater, =din rotas eases la. tumour. Oce.l7.—with a mak:rata supply of wheat, oar loath', WM arm at about last week's priors. Bad, WI. to 701. ; white, 70s. to 745. ♦ pod demand for barley, and an advance of 2s. wit ob. mined on this ornate, best samples making Ils. to 62.. Very little doing in oats or beans, at late rain. 51 - exernsa, Oak espretatlon that there would he for. then large annals at Liverpooi, millers restricted tneir operation; and although the show of choice dry wheat was not large, It was more than velltclent to meet the demand. Where isles were pressed, a 64. Wine of la. per quarter wu conceded, while damp psvels were dirt. cult of Bak at a further e•Dereffon. Barley may be quoted Is. per quarter cheaper, and slow of 81110. Baal fully es dear. Oats and g carder to bay. Lincolnshire and Torkehire white wheat - old woe quoted 71s. to 75e., and new, 675. to 731. ; old red ditto, 65‘. to 794., ar.d new, 62e. to 678,—Averigs, week ending Oct. 13: Wheat, 18,156. 67a.; herley, 843, On. 71d.; oats, 167, Ns.; beans, 121; Its. Old. ODALle—Loinsos, Oct. 17.—Byseas Übaldo Hartley. las.; Hat ma's West Hartley, les.; Holywell, 1114.; Howard's West Hartley Nethertoa, North Pam Hartley, 16e. 6d. ; Taalleld Nos, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Heaton, 11s.• Walk End HUN .7s. 34.; Walla End Lemsola 117 a; Edon Halagr3d.; Walls End Haswell, Ms. ; Welk End Hatton, 265.; Wall Russel% Helton, 19e. ; Walls lid Hartlepool Hence, lea ed. Derwentwster Hartley, lea ed.; Tema@ Merthyr, tia. 6d.—Sta ; ps at market, 37; sold, Sir TRAFFIC RRTURNI3. 111MIIFLYIL Mks P. Ma. T 0461. To6o Wilk 0;11. 6. CM. Noon also am 1356. 1261. 1163 311 7.4 1 7 6,47 Leacessar Nosh Dam. 36 643 04 Wank stew Oct 6. Mamie rdWany.. . ...... . 26 163 183 348 nisi mew 00. ' 11. Wei Minna q .. ... .., 254 IDI Welt melee Ock IL Peebles balk Wales Week iodine Oct. IL IS 74 149 138 -. ... 6,822 6.613 OM" Wooonerna. WOLTRIZAMPTOW ICULWAT. -•• The roolikio oompooy iron; July to oieptemherld. including the =ottloolkooloidp Snood= Canal. km tom dd.i/71.1d0td.; itageolkuge kw Ow ores period, elm toolatak thud tko et ake CM Mr et nkliso islooka ad , barn SOlOtlattit to $1,6191. Its. 7d., or MA poi ord. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. A !usdbceri marked Yeaosa " boo bent Imbed Into Bandy.— - Uverpoit, OW. 17. Eva, Daman, mailed to.day for Peron without being surveyed. after being shwa.—Liverpool. Oct. 17. Irrawaddy. Roo Olvagow to Rangoon, ke, whisk went ashore on Ithekwater, 12th Instant, got of seat day, and le now ashore about 16 inks W. of Wexford Bar, to lor water. Should the weather In fait bag aerie will to ...med.—Liverpool, Oct. 17. Tipp= Bab, hen akyab, arrived at Queenstown. encounter= a phi oaWedneeday, and had ha boa t elon.—Liverpool, 0et.17. Lrewoci...llu:s_Ar Toaster Lefts*. it Havni Ar;aanian (as), and Many, at Leghorn; Trantfort (ash and Perms¢ (a), at leveled; Enda (m), Taurus (.), and Egyptian oe), at Coe. stastfoople ; Queen, at Hartear Grace ; Herald, sad lU:wet, at et. John% Ned. ; Horne" at the Saaelde; Anna Headriks, sad Laituuds, dl HApa ; White Clued, at Cronstadt. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ohs (caboose.), 19 days from Liverpool for the Wartlos, Stmt. 7, OM. 11.10 N., kaa. 16.20 W. British Lies, from Liverpool for Melbourne, Sept. 12, lat. 11 8., km. 17 W. Comm (Amnon). from Ihmettun Aug. It lat. 31 8., los. 37 IL (Oartme), Weis Bombay fee Laidoo, Oct. 7, lat. 39.00 l a rlit ili n W.; 111 days mt. CoMmilm Weis Om Liverpool, Oat. 5, lat. 14 N., lon. 34 W. rtidlemm Pairisim^llllM Petra. for Landau, OM. 1, off Almalm. Ossellm ivam Mama' he Callao, July 4, Ist 4 11., lac. MI IL. Omits OW. tram Ilamtoy for L 1•017001. Sept. 11, lat. 14 N., Ma. SI W. lieWrof Ontr. Wit Lemke for Rangoca. Sept. 25, lat. 12 N., lon. 111 W. M a i i lh tre w My 31. lat. 14 8., km. 89 Z. fitem Liverpool for St. morass, Sept. 19, lat. 24 N., loom, p Wiry, Siam Unmoral for Singapore, 29 days, Bept. 21, lat. 11.32 N. km. Mt W. Wien% Siam leadou for Madras, Aug. la, off the Cape GI Good Itmenmeme (American). from Calcutta, Aug. 29, lat. 218., Ica. 22 E. Reisitemakko, at Olergow, from London fur Quebec. Sept 18 . Yeleena. Weis llverpool for Callao, Sept. 13, la. 9 N.. Ica. 36 W. Whits Mee tamp), from Liverpool for At:ovate. Sept. 7, lat. 11.50 N, loom. 211.241 W.; 19 days out ; all well on board. (Advortioessent.)—We loot' a few more of the utroorowary ma, without wedscine, effected by Du Barry's Wi dows bidelereelarieg Reealesta Anima rood, of indigestion (dye. pada). breasary, aredgatice, matrons, bilious, and liver cam. Pillars. Nook wOO% ii•NOWptire, and debility. Core No. ItO. ...twisty-ow yam' agrarger, seastlpatton, Indigestion, sad de. bility, Ova mlieltl lase wawa great misery, and which no med . aloe amid seam et edam, bare been effictually cured by Da Barry% Vaal la a very dart time. W. B. awns, Pool Anthany. tivecarea. * Se. PAL Right Mae dletrelwie, nervosonwe, debt. Ilty, with wow" weeme, and wows. for which my servant had consulted Uw Melee of many, have been effectually cared by Da Barry's beellisormemelog Pool. I shill be happy to answer any in quiries. Rev. JOUP W. Piavart, Ballingtow Rectory, Norfolk." No. 33.616. "Mae mare eacaemre Dervousnew, with pains in my neck sad left Imolai wawa dehlity, what rendered my life very alerraile, lam radially remora by Du Barry's health.re. dales bal. Araa. Bream Arebdeacm of Be., Skibereen."— Orwwwbeil Iffy autimeable troa the celebrated mamma of them's. try, Dr. Maga Ora, Dr. lberiese, Dr. Ravel, Dr. Campbell. Dr. Ocular, Or Warm, De. legram ; Lord Stuart de Decries. the Dwyer OMIRIers cif Cesdeetimet. Jailor General Thomas King, and maw agar megelabieamp vase loath bae beat named by it. after all ether mar dare admen, Sib, Ile. ; yy,Orgievielaid.lllk flay Mb. M. The 1010 sod 121 b carriage free. am wig= mare . Barry Du Barry and Cm. 77 , ire. Mao% sad Co., parmyore to ber ireS. lne‘ glessillgy. Abe a ea. Oreorcbareltareet ; 3..t0 and 451, 8 18. CBearab ; Ilk Carotid' ; 49, Bishowaste street ; Cbarimpareel ; Upper Belterareet; 63 and 150, Oaford-arert. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ABBOTT.—Oct. 15, at neat= Roam. West-Lill, the wife of P. O. Abbott, leg., of a daughter. CAMPBELL—Oct. 14, at Wolletou. the Hon. Mrs. Campbell, of DAM DAM AL—OeL lk at Clargoa.atnet, Mayfair, the wife of Dr. Dowel. at a Kau FaIILyZATHEL—Oat. 11, at kip& Calais, Bark*, Mts. L Fait. weather. or a 4th. OW INNS.— ee Oat. 13, et Brecon. South Walls, the wife of E. R. Gwnn*. Z, of • &anent?. 8U8 y 0.% 1113. et. IS, at Nonroodbary Lodge, Croydos•common. Kn. Hubbard, of • &nutter. MARRIAGES. BILAUMONT—L/TEL—Get. 6 .thedral. Manchester, by the Bev. 0. Hontlegton, M.A., Mr. J. Beaumont. el Olallasuaro Ilsasheeter, to Bans, daughter of Mr. J. Lyth, of Orseaheye, Km cheerer. PULLER—ANDREW.—Oet. 13, at St. Jolts% Hampstead, by the Bee. W. P. Chanel, M.A.. 0. Puller. to Sparc, daughter of Mr. J. keenly, of Umnstotd. fillnloM, Buena. LAWBON—OBBARD.—cet. 13, at th Cathode Chunk Efindley. near Wigan. J. Lawson, Esq. eon o f Mr W. Lawson, Bert., of emit ma, Yorkshire, to Mary Ana, daughter of F. Gerard, Esq. of As*l Home. BIBLM—HOLLOWAT.-0 1. 14, at Bt. John's, Boehm, by the Bev. T. J. Rowlett, M.A., 0. & Mien, Esq. of flydenhato, teat. to Ellen roams, deaghter of W. Hottorray, BR., of Clayton. 14. at Wasfam DlATRe. araa.gmalationeas. Nananoroad, William. ma aIL Abe& taq ettlisisit4lraik ilasame•mtmoo, Wed n• BATLET.—Oat. Is. ,Ws al kr. J. Bayley. of Mg-street aged 111117POV L -061. IS. K nitid% ii• By. mils of E. Boland. Bag. 711411C111.—Ost. It. it Disoldwaih, Calmest, roe of C. Matta IN.. aI Olmiddlls, wed sow,. FRANIMO-011. t 4 at Lower Norwood, !army, Mary Am, info of Mr. W. N. tanks, wit M. OUNTEL-011. 11. J. CUM. Zig, of Hartaam. Boatemetahlra. aged Pe%WS sod gebtintwid by WILLIAM Kiss ll•ta4 of 314 &Lombard 14114. am. ay ?Hater. sit the Ottes. a lert hrd Ilinst. bee Miami Cl lia.- 4: son. NOW 14 owl