The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-26 00:00:00

TILE KING OF PRUSSIA. DEI.I.(..kTION OF THE ROYAL POWERS. The fo.:ou.ing te!egraphie despatches haws been received from Berlin: sAxe.sorci, FICIDAY, OeT. 21. A cat order, resulting from the formal opinion of the 1 4, ) ,:elans, who mate that the king must ab- Main for at lisst three mouth* from all affairs of government, mutt rs upon the Niece of Prussia the direetioo of the supreme affairs of the state foe the said reresl of tt.ree son•".•. im'cin, contrary to all espectst.oo. the king's health sho.ild Le r.-esta bltand *Goner. The order of the cahitut ins `ace the Prince to take upon himself the execution of its provisions. BERLIN. wr• Itt.tY, 0e,.24. To-day at noon the taineAtr, or *Ulf* assembled at the palace, and the Prince nt Prussia reeriird the delegation of p,wtr for three Laonths, in virtue of a cabinet =the signed yesterday by the king, and countereigned by Baron von AI inteuffel. The bulletin of the health, dated from Bans-Suuci, this morning at 11 o'clock, states that daring the last twenty-funr Lairs the state of his Majesty has been most satisfactory. BERLIN, RATVIDAT Eirtsmo. His Royal Ifiglutees the Prince of Freesia has' addres,ed to the ministers a statement, in which, after announcing his aceep:ance of the royal powers conferred upon him, he declares it to be his firm will to conform faithfully to the constitution end laws of the )untry, and to direct the stairs of the govern orient a. cording to the King's intentions, known to lt,m, so iong as Majesty shall think fit. The Prime adds that he expects from the army. the furctiinaries, and the subjects of the King, that they w:11 pay him due obedience. The ministers collectively, and each of them inejvidnally, will re main charged with the same responsibilities a. be fore. The liai,try of State and the several depart ments, together with the military .nd civil adminis trations, wili be maintained in the same conditions. The &verses of the Prince will Lea: the signature : —By dele:Ation of his Nlajesty the King : the Prinze of Prussia. The l'rioce ',raja Cod to grant him strength and grace to exceute his mission to the King's satisfac tion, and for the good of the country, and hopes that the re-estahliblaneot of his Majesty's shattered health will soon put an end to a mission, which he has accepted in deference to the King's orders, and from love to his country. TIIE FEARFUL MORTALITY AT LISBON. CRON OON OWN CONAMONININTa LISBON, Ger. 19. I regret that I am not yet able to notice a change for the better in the course of the deadly epidemic, which cantina:is to ravage this capital. The disease now appears to be sprteling, instead of confining itself, as at first, to the parishes of the Se and Mag dalena. The movement everywhere, and among all classes, is to get out of the town and into the open country. So many people have left Lisbon, that the altered stvte of things is obvious ta everybody. There is no appearance of life, no business, the shops are shut up—no carriages alike the ethers of the silent streets; on 'Change it is the same, hardly a dozen merchants are to be found at the hours of business, few bilis are n:gotiated, and tveryt'iing is the shape of trade is ;iarulysed. The govsrnment has begun to provide encampments in squares and open places for the gal:egos, or water carrisrs, who ►ive in close dirty houses, where they are greatly overcrowded and unable to ply proper attention to cleanliness. The average mortality is about 60 daily, and the upper and middle classes of society have hitherto suffered most. The Count tfw Casal, the Baron de &uncle, and Signor Seazedello arc among the victims of note who have recently been carried off. The faculty still continue divided in their opinions about the nature of the fewer; and are by no means unanimous in classing it as yellow reser. There can, however, be no doubt that many ease" of yellow fever have occurred, but the balance of probabilities seems to turn to the aide of th...4e who ,nsiutain that the disease is a species of typhus, highly contagious, and very (idol in its sffects. Among other things may be mentioned the fart that the Cardinal Patriarch, the bead of the church in Lisbon, has wised this time to visit Santarem where he pcnists in remaining—praying, but at a distance, for welfare of his flock. I hear, beside-, of some cues of husbands aban doning thCir wives and children who are attacked by the frier, ::nd flying away into the .pen country. But in opposition to this we may Kt the conduct of many members of the medical profession who man tally maintain t'eir post., al:hpugh many of the:- number have soccumbed to the destroyer. The King is also assiduous in doing everything in his power to calm the terror of the people, and is fre quently to be seen riding about the streets. .1s a natural consequence of the stoppage of buil sus, three is a great scarcity of money, and a mo notary crisis is fears 4 in the commercial community. 1 hear already that bills upon some of the wholesale Portuguese houses in the dry goods line bare been protested, and that tiro Bank has refused to discount paper. ASSNCIho. —The British and Nct th Americas maid mail Mean-.hip Captahs lan', milea ea Sathrdn• for Ilalifaa and Wove', 'Rh 164 pass aemtems, 241,13.1 inversion's, and a full a nd m e w. I tx. ti,t•t lu M aut.—The Nit insular and Orienta I ColltPmf • of. - F".'ht; fimeodn. Captain Tregenr. °Vim minity west Ltr Visaed Irwin, asrived at Southany t a yesterday I.;th the Proinsalar m.tla. Her &tea son --- Gttnhu. U. t a. !7; Lists, Oct 19. She tanasht Si nnn rm. Aleut 10 ym..4 o,t. 14 the Rhone f IIV •I, al,. is aria Ilse barque adslibia et 1. min, fr. m Mantillas, alth a reamel mean fof Itmore Aln a. atom the latter am Inward to have enne tibiae with , irs .4 ths crew , the mot. nmrte.a in Mil, 61. inalnliay the etas.?. ant on hoard the Rkoss the latter tat cal! her l'hhouta. fifftfrlClS had left the rook on the 1.501 to mat , h of tbs miming ahty„ OrTWAVI, Milts —lt is more than pm"sble that at the faellieliCvu..fit of the mkt yaw there sill ba a weekly t`i labs by the nartharl rotate. Ihe Rip a will'.:;: ;nt the coil of the tastrosimo. Ihs nor Captain Trearar, sill ham on ths 31.1 mat. fro In,. the Caro. The sew army areatnahin K,a i a a ia, t, as mil 600 home-prier, in rays-MS t 0 Oa. weak toms Glasgow She ha. hers Ludt b 1 T. sari hl'Oraror, sae s. a nllsirk • ably See &Lop. S'ae wtll b. aides the commawl of tarots K iflo:k . .ail rill make one image ap ihe Niffhlerflm flew ,bla ahe Fronted to India In. lbw Cape, and n i bs the Maths latwe::.ealcutta aad Snit. STUN 10 I flu till —Th e steimi ki p Cat/eats 130. k, el the Ilettehttre ash fletztliea Nevi. •sti••• Coe.• +fly. I, ft , h.. , `tan,, ,, et yeeteettoty f., Liston. P.naambee:. Balmy mad Kin he Juletre., with • .lip's letter awl. 230 peet.t.ieee, '2o,4httl. in epee,. sad 1,000 teas t.,1 r EttlCllett w Irltob Tilt UNl7rit K tertftWW.— Frew VA eidal recent 4 061i.111100 from r stem the relta agosi at which then IMP 110•WIIII1•11 • ,111,271itanl nM an kw germ, 'Meer lbe beh of sreteniher, ..:whet. the peels:Am —Tb r oral reerrstion for the quarter woe 31.991, egeleet 60.2?tt d”rittlf the ronetTorailiee speller of Wet year. The daporiere. foot the prod* ports were— VOWS the lavetiv , i. SAO 110Z0 1.40 2,996 tom fly. orb, sad Lie 7 from eouthasr peon, from Olergew, ebd 1.101 from. tho minus Irish ports. Of thew abwohwe we led that 32.044 embarked for the Crated Stair. 14.266 for the Asetralartee Coksiee, 4.679 fort Meta North Amelia, rid 043 fee other placer,—/frornefiew Besent. A learn from Coposhagen, of the 15th, annotroas thet the lietiabel Beek of Drucciesk had iscreered its robe if ellecewel fru& 6 le S par web NAVAL AND MILITARY. THY. AII3IOIIT.TY, OCT. 24.—The following iW p ate err,. leek to4ty :—Lieat. H. Davie*, to Ow Vortrant Lieut. C. 0. G. Contivol, to dot HMS; IMO- J. H. Coke, tr tho awake; Mr. lived F. Crows. to ho mete to the Crakes; Mr. J. 0 • 1111 st gawks, sevsl ariet, to the Valorous; 111 r. H. A. Stmou, some= woPerbale* drat, to die Led, Ilersoughtea weviet dap, Mr. H. C. A Lim,, ouster's ereetast, to the Haas; Mr. H. Lisdgekt, u.tottet awiessat, to tLe Ponies. TEE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 26, 1857. CHAVIAM, Ol 1: 45. Yesterdsv a general court-martial mil:ed here under the proiihn. y of Colonel C. Elrobirst,oommendart of the 3rd battalion, Cr the tn.) of Elmira Thornier S. Mitchell, ••••.•h Itigiment. on • variety of charged foe ecandalotia and dime. rfid (undue?, the penvitial art which was fa being Roved in • mate of intoxication 'rhea on guard. The mutt warmibled at If o'rb. h. but the prisoner, who Is with hie termini at ii.honulitle, and whi wee telegraphed for to attend the wiz. treated the omit with contempt, sad did sot wired. After wahine for fume tires the ntesabers ihe court Mistimed satd Tuesday rooming, sad is the mean time the Deputy Animent-Adjutant- G uncral, who was pre. *eat ea the othelatim Deputy Judge Advocate, will leg the cinotreilesse of the phew abets ug himself from taking hie trial before the watharities at the lion Guards, whoa there is se doubt the primmer will be idenwed that her Majesty hes so ierthw seed for his services. The phew, has bees is the emirs warmly two yetis. MI JUICINT IIIIVT CALM Advisee received at Lloyd's ott Saturday from the awed* mat the lees of shoat Afton 'mods, art-ing from the recent severe weather. The intelligesoe from Yarmouth meeketa the lose of eight ships to the vicinity of that port grew and is the ease of one wreck—that of the °Warm— th* sad news Is reareyed of so kw than 22 persons meeting with a watery grave. It is harcd that further disastrous stmemeate have yet In b. INCTiTed from sewnl of the out poem. Below wall be load a list of those vessels known to have been wrecked, bet, in addition, many vessala have put into ports off ths coast alter lore of sails, 'arbors, bow sprits, rhaias, he. • Y A 11YOUTII.—NORIPOIA, OCT. 23.—Last night it blew • hurncane at N. E. The ship Ontario, Captain Balfour, of sad from Shields for Sure (coab), bet night, about I I &clock, got on the Briber Sand, lied soon afire went to piece.; the whole of the crew, with one exception, terntern drowned, and muttered, lorlactinw the captain's wife. 23 In all. The only surtiror, W. C. Itobermon, the chief mete, succeeded in 'unity bold of • piece of plank, drifted about fur two hour., and woo thrown cm shore eery exhausted, about • tulle and a half be low CaUtor. The body of one man and the rnseter's wife hare bun washed on shoes. The Ontario woo a large ahip, upwards of 600 tons, sad was under • charter to Cyr, Corp. of coals to Sues (or the steamers engaged In the lodiaa eetvire of the Penineular sad Oriental Steam Navigation Company. She kit the Tyne in the early part of the wea, and bed made the north end of Yarnouth vends, when she encountered the lull force of the gale. The captain's wife stall clasped her infant m her arms, when her LGieee cups wee round on ehnre. The brig Zillah. Captain Watson, front Hartlepool for London, lost her tam'e during the gale, and afterwards ?revs on shore to the north of Winterton, where she soon after went to piece., when the toaster, mate, and three men were drowned. Linea were tired over ner, and a boat hauled of, which eared the remaining three man, named Chimp Frankland, George Drln4r, and John Foster. The schooner Argo, Ceptain Holmes, of and for Yarmouth from Sunderland, went on .hors lest night off %interiors, and beanie a total wreck ; crew saved by their own boat, having left befiiv the vessel etrook. . . Th - sebooner Sidon., Captain Ha&thug, of and for Yer ta,uth from Sunderlend, parted during the gale and went on shore to the south of the pier, and fears am entertained of her becoming s err k. The sloop Two True Friends, Captain Blacksall, of Grimsby. came on shore at the same thus and place; carp (glass bottle.) is bring landed. The brig Bobs-A and Anne, Captain Dean, of and from Sunderland for St. Male, drove over the Scrohy Send Last night, striking very heavily ; afterwards sunk in the Coeltle Oat. Crew peeked up and saved by the tatting lugger Wil liam and Mary, of Cromer. The Neapolitan barque Leone of and for Palermo from Shields, and the , brig South Durh am, Captain Soutter,ot and from Sunderland for London, both got on the North Scroby Sand this CYOI ain't, end in a short time vent to pieces. Nine of 'hr crew of thet:Leone gat on board a steamer bound north. Low enrurr, Ocr. M.—The Balmoral, Captain Bennett, from Blyth, of and for this purl, with • cargo of coals, went on chore between Cromer and elherringham last night, and sill become a wrack ; crew saved. - _ ALt nue (ht. 23.— TM Mary Captain 3 rows, of Welis, on her pwwige (rum Hartlepool for Melcin, Kent, during the gale but night when off this place, 'prong I leak, and th• t row not being able to kali her free by primping took t., their b wt. with Um master's wife and two children, and doer warring by their vessel twenty minutes, ate went down. They was all afterwards taken on board the John Deny, Captain Uawnon , who show ed them every attention in hie bower, and had them loaded here. ORIVeIIY. OCT. 23.—The Victor, Captain Frampt of Whitby, from Rouen for fie w with a cargo of topper dloss, drove on abort near Tetney I.oek this morning, and Iran betties tip- ..rew caved. . . A correspOidem, writing from Yarmouth on Saturday noye.—" This morning, it is further announced that the Betsy, • small vowel of about 90 tone went whore during the gale at Palling, on the Norfolk rose. The Belay termed to Yarmeatb, and wee owned by kir. G. I). Palmer. The crew, Cur or Ave /mule, wPf• all lon. The chop Two Friende, et Grimsby, Muss, master, from Sunderland for London, dmve whore ,e the Marleaten beach. and become • wreck in • few mi nutes. The ere. were all eared. The Norwegian ban= He - Drips° Duped klinote, Franc, Inver, from Ewen, for Per imp, with deal., was bet upon the limbo rough Sand The ercw took to their toot. and all , :-eeedi getting into it. with the ineeption of the • meaner ow penter. Throe =fortunate men could not be taken off, and it as feared that they sere d=ared. The crew in the boat wen picked up by the Patriot, fibbing vowel, and landed at Ywasouth. A bout bra been noticed off Winterton, leering Ohs name, 'St IC atherhso, Ilarthpool.' As Mote wreck inn she obrerved drifting about, It la hared another vessel has been lost The lose of several ship. by collision is reported. Off Ilasborough, thn Albert steamer mane in colliuon with the Catherine, of Whitby, bound to London fr m Ihrtlepool, sad the latter writ down •Mh two of tier erew. 0..1 Than tingtrm, the St r Charles Napier, bound to Sunderland, ran 'u m the ter Boulogne, and the Mt Wof the latter got on board the barque. Ihe neimunte from Hell, Ilridlington, Sunderland, and Miler oth.r rrts on that nor of rqest, speak of the imle haring been eery eest re, sad it is feared that more eel losses hare yet t be reported. IiAXAGB FROM ME LATE IILAVY RAINS. The continuous and heavy mini of last Thursday fl , 0d...d some dish:. ts of the cowl ty north of the metropolis. The whole of Lea marshes was under w stir, and it :,wined an dining linter, doing, of centres, a great deal of damage. Tl.e great bay of waist coming down from that quester uas more than the ordinary outlets arid vester , ,ureva could .arry d; sad s gluon:wino of traffic wee CALLUM d on the Emtern Counties Railway by one of the . ulverts never the junction of the main tine with the Redford and Ware bench giving way. About half a rude further on another culvert, with brickwork supporting the timber for the road, gene Way froru the mine came. This aecoud culvert wee completely re paired on Friday suirniog, and indeed or slight bad beta the darner, that tb enginte the —imperil come , ' the spot with safety, although it wee not e. nniderc.l prudent to run the portage, trans. over It. A temporary OLTe was einatructed over the cohort c•-creet to !be R..) dos station, over which the psarregers had to walk. A terupwary bridp., with one line of roil., WA* c.lopkUti on Friday night. and fruit"..• was resume.] erithont interruption linen the ',rein line. The nett( rd hrverh for eltuott. the entire dloannee wee under water on Friday, oaf the traffic erne suspends]. This wee ado the ogee on the North Wool wich tram h, where the water at one trine was seer rep fret in depth. The dopy we of the traffic wee not, howorer, owing see fall of the hri4gre, or deetru , then of the petit...root ir.y, tot in the hone ow flood, whiett revered the railway. Wo heir that in roue Arta of Ernes, at cotehe,t, ga d (*helm-ford, end in the neighbourhood of Melilon, the erode hay, destroyed. poet deal el afieulturvl property. Now Burnham, ■ young. farmer, Mr. aloes Rltam, whilst driving with a Mend in hi. gig, slighted to lead the horse through and fat hi. Pading, and WILI drowned. At the vil lage of larden, new Ilertford, a blacksmith, earned Edward Pvt Mir life in a I/Miller manner. On the southern silo of the Theme, ninny houses at Lewisham and Get:t wirl. in the lower I..urtn of the town, were tended for hours, end it wee nweesary to um the flee-engteee to pump the water oat of their celiam end ground-floor rooms. FORIARY 6111110 He TUE NOVARA 111ILIVAT C.1 , 4P T.—The bourse of Turin ham Men under none ex ci•cnonit tattle. in t. engager of fact eldtmg VI the re . colption lb. N..vdru railway rharee. It eppears that on payieg interred th e directors of the line found that 47 ebtoltratee of dim& and warrants had been presented to them. The gimm lo leg in order, payment mild not be refund. I The mine 47 shame were enterequently prottentol, when it bre one noreirry to declare either for the exchange or the redemption. The company than refund vordrnt ; end the mast has n corCuity been thrown into conce,o,,n, them brin7 a fear that them are more dnnble *bane than the 47 In .location. Tle lettingen, meanwhile. hut dte led that the 60 elutes belonging to ash director shall be kept caution-momny, and that only 760 f. per share shell le paid, retaining SE per share natal the termination of the reamption. This measure lies stored tranquillity. [Advertisement.] —Da. DE JoNca's I,IOIIT 8R0A474 EL:Taa 7: . ;;: k t . reml doted, its noidraide otott• 4 oil tt Ir onnliodolL Mead*. Toutd. , .. d. drd dthdr anima pluiehri boo bid rodd W. nedt , tg .i talr, after tdo • bolonstge of ofidati d dko . ta. bsu Wain nr. Cam roormt \moths pedoot.4 Ida an dm. martomand In tidy dim ad pip. ono In boom. lb. hum dli ft la • tidy tramlitdi madast." r di Jodi% 011 to mid le toodortsl ► lnn ; U. dd.; timid. cdpitod and laditod di& AMP NA dm ittiodt vied sand we bd drat Boded* add Ci lo odid t e a i s weslt rise& laid. affill Y the SPORTING. THE HOUGHTON MEETWO. TO ?Ht tDI7OII. OF TYE 111XPHEMI. BM—The list of events to be got through at the Newmarket Houghton Meeting is a meet extensive one and hey sad corn considerations well doubt liers noon ante hun dreds of animate to put in an appearance at this, the Lod legitimate gathering of the warm. Sin days' roving is& very long hieing., and if the fifty-nine items in the list ell pro duce contrets there will be scarcely breathing time allowed far those who leave town en Monday till they reach it spin on Saturday evening next. There are to be some important propoeirons brought forward lurkag at. meeting, with an idea of confining betting almost earlorsively to the post; but that my Lord Glasgow's sweep ing r e esu i re will roceivemuch serious attention 1 bee leave to doubt. If the idea of Lori Derby Is carried out, not to ac knowledge be:s made on handicaps previous to the publica tion of the weights, that will be a step in the right direction. So little attention, however, ',is paid to the resolution passed by the committee of Tattersall e, which made only certain revs .p., that it seem useless for the point to b e argue d, es both l ayers and takers can be found to make p.p. bete en the most insignificant races, end if they wish to make • special agreement at the time a bet is keeled, what law can prevent them? The only risk ma Is the winner having no remedy supposing the lime to roam raying ; but there is small fear of that; even if one mild be Stood to act so dithunourably the delinqueot would be • marked man, and if he could not be expelled the mete elide, be world find hie " occupation g o n e ." Fir helior meek' it be for the evil resulting from ep e c o t e fl ig ea I. ode me' to work its own cure, and the public have may to beep a " black list" of those gentlemen who are in the habit of twinging their horses into the market without an idea of starting them, and to avoid them in future, kw the practice would then prove • losing one, and be dropped is terthillquerri. The Cambridgeshire is the sum total of Tuesday's closed limo, and the short coulee, one mile and • 1 . diatoms" (240 yowls), renders it one of the most open moss of the year. The entry was large, the acceptance over the average ;(which it deserved to be, out of contAlmmt to the clever heothmp), and lb. fiad, despite the numerous 'metal,'" will um sa mba any Wlmg off, judging from the large number of animals en the spot. Saunterer, 3 yra, may be allowed to run, mu under his tremendous welghL a penalty making it Pat 12Ib ; but a fast horse like Hubble Noble could not win with 7tit 1116, and Samtenr isnot of a ',Kb oupci ler clam to him. Theodora, 4 yes, Sot 41k, will bee useful mare for the fielder.. foe the is within racing weight, and her tarn of speed might enable her to make the pate too goad for many of her opponents. Whether she will h ave enough left in her for the severe finish is the only matter she gives room for • doubt. She is evidently I n for, me at the feat meeting she gave Flyaway 10th and beat her rather cleverly. At Eghaw she gave Emulator (always um of the front lot for !Meese:mach) 181 b and a two lengths hunting, and the winner of that race Monet consequently much the host of the weights with her. She meets Emulator on the same lanai as at Lgharo, and as the latter's party axe sweet, Theodore's have even greater reason to be so. At Brighton she was antes, but her Steward's Cup running at Goodwood wee good enough if the min half mile does not stop her. Commotion, 3 yralist Ilb, is another heavy weight who is likely to attempt • feat no three-year old has yet performed ; but if he hoe a chance, what must that of hldlle. de Chantilly be, who beat him fur speed at 131 b for the Emperor's Prim at Chantilly, and got home as soon on the two miles, and now rewires 261 b from him P Komi, 5 yes, 7st 1016, may show ; but she had not pees enough in the race just moiled to live with Mademoiselle at INIL difference, and she here gives 2116. Kestrel, 1 yrs, let 91b, will be at home over the distance, and as she wee close up to Theodora at level weights at Goodwood, she ought to get home first of the two this time, Odd Trick, 3 re, 7st 41b, ' showed 11 1 1 what floe speed he pm amid ia the Cmarveriteb before, which rem he had done but little work for weeks, and hie 91b schildoml weight here is not moldered milk:tient by his omelet. stop him iv his °award caner. Malacca's performance lest year in both rims proves the great judgment of Mr. Parr, and the Gad Trick shall be well looked after by your humble eervont. Fanny Grey, 5 yro, fist 91b, is in the 68.1 - 310 interest , but if she ran it would only be to waist him The reunion, 4 yr*, let, has within the Let few hours become very II fishy" le the market, sod her stablecompan on, Babylon, 3 yrs, 6,t, is said to have given her the asp el, ,grain at level stights. TIM is something too good to swallow at once ; but at the lathe time " the roomy" wears likely to fall close on Rae heals of the nport of Babylon's eoperiority, and if the neat twenty-four Lours should see a heavy commission in the market to Lack the law, which I anticipate may be the case, then will he be entitled.. respect, and he ought to prove the winner. His performances ere only respeeMble, the best being that at Doncaster, where he ran a dose ram with the Sprig of Shillelagh on • shot course, and the latter ha, rented all before him lathe Pieter country mire ; but Lady Hercules wee too clone to the pair, giving Babylon 131 b, for that to stand for much, as how lady chip would have as good a chance as he with 6m bib. Primes herself would be as good en ally as I ehould require, as she gists El Hakim but Mb ter the defeat. In the Cestarewiii h, nod from the pace she exhibit of during the first part of the nee, that Is hardly oath lent to mike the reverts' id' their pwitiono owl • certainty as the El Hakim party believe it to be. Whistlin.g Willie (let, Dervish), 6 yre, Set Illb, is thrown in, and if there is any of his old turn of speed left in him he will justify the confidence that many place In him; but for toy pert I Ilk° not perched-up home, end it would not astonish roe to tied hie etablco outpaces, Bird-in-the-Hand, 3 yrs. tat 11th, se eirsord at the finiek. Bashi-Baneuk, 3 yrs, fiet 131 b, has not appeared rime woo the Liverpool Cup so cleverly, • slight lam noes et the lam moment preventing him putting to e for the Denesater St. Leger; but tliliweaMewhena: for of time for him to get mend, arid the striking out of Tasmania mikes it pretty estate he ie much superior to her at the weights. The rover, though ehirt, lea werere in*, and there is no three-year-old better adapted to it than he, while bus weight is not heavy enough to t him beating many of the present Levoutitee Lord Irdrs pres en t him beating many of the present f,.vourltee Lord Clffde baa three strap to his bow in Simony, 6 yes, 7st ; lAyola, 3 yes, Set 1216; and the Beeswax wilt, 3 yrs, Eat 21b. The latter wes relented to have met with an socident mien. enough to preemt his Mating fee the Comewiteh, aid one of the others, perhspe Loth, will have to do the honour.. Zuyder Zee, 3 yrs, Got 1216, sill be one of the many running fur the " off chance," and the present epportuaity lie has of displaying his speed ought not to be thrown away. Emulator, 4 re, 6M 12M, was not far behind Fright, same age and weight, la the Costrewitch ; het he appem. hound to succumb again, end Fright has done inch good work since that he ought to be se neer the winner ae he was to that nen Vision, 4 re. 6st 1116, is an good looking se we (mild expert to find • Russian. sad if bin diepoeitson were not eo vicious there would be plenty of grind indges ping for him ; hut all Investments the Eim might be thrown away by hie indinposition to leave post with the rest eel the field, and few will run such a risk—ar, at least, 1 meet not. If he gets army with the ethers, I tin likely to wink 1 had turned venturemme. Rosa Boehm 3 yre, Set 10th, has not Lam so freely supported sloes her owner gave her backer. etch a awful hint ; and even if be Amid Wart her she has something to do to carry home tot 1016 In melt emnpeny so that of Ceres, 4 re, Oct 91h, and El Hakim, 3 are. bet elb. The former was me of them who embed materially to make the pare for the Cesarewitch mond, and her moires at the and of thie spin must be a better one than that ehe then obtained, for she was aearly 'flinched down dunng the nice. M. Dobler and Dusty MMer, 3 yrs, 6st 71b each, apparently received their guide• in the Cewarewiteh, the latter having enrolls 121 b to carry ; but H. Dobler mug not he Mood against, se his defeat might have been a mistake. Peeping Tom, 3 yrs, Sat 6th, boa been beaked foe stable monel ; yet the ardour of his ppririy has cooled on hie defeat by Apathy for the . Handicap last week, and they may now turn their attention to Bay Hilton, 4 yrs, fist 10Ib, who has ell.- peeved but once thin season, and then to make mooing for Teel in the Chester Cop. Relapse, 3 yrs, flat 51b, Is to make en effort to recompense her party for their diorpoiintment at Diameter, and If her "trial" is correct there must be some chance foe them. Mientiorima, 3 re, Set 61h, and Mille. de Chantilly, 3 yrs, Got 31b, are, however, entitled to a greater share of respect than anything else near the weight, Homiest= has never been in form yet, for the first time she ran she was not half prepaidend whet she swami this year she WWI SO dead emirs that her winning was out of the quentioe. She is now in the bent d health, sad the work .he has recently Mao. Las en satisfied her trainer, end her owner hr barked her for such a stake, that she meet be bid about winning, and her friends bony inerram in numb er as anon se they yet a sight of her on the eget Mill,. do Chantilly has done quite sufficient to witisfy her owner nod the public, and but for the stoppage in her work a few days bre It she would here been mask heat favour:le. She takes kindly to it, however, at Newmarket, and I Mall still saws to hr as ass af the beet things on paper that France hes awe slat en Demboyne, 3 yrs, Est 1016. IA the best the Irish ean Gad; but Len, same ego sad weight, Is to be Cfrdand he la one of the 100 1 division not to to allghted. The MAI eott, 3 re. Est 1016, ie seemly thought of now ; but the forward positron he maintained for the greater part ol the Crearewite h distance will cause his owner to Ist him rue for the homey that ie on and cennot be Meted. Tricolor 3 yrs, Set filb, I. to represent W. Daj. shade, safer as tie money is (scummed ; and if such animals as St. Glee, 3 yen, let 1116. and Gleminger, 3 yrs. Cat 1:411o, give way for her, it is a. well to pay her some little reepect. Hs running this year would make her but moderate; set ss a 2-yrold she was above second-elms, sod it is only her dirplays of temper at times that make me give up asala light weight. Cyrene, 3 yr., Set 716, has done se well at horse that the is to carry all before her; and with such a mare se Beechnut, 3 yrs, fist 71h, to peat her, mischief mutt be expected. Her sateeedents seerepsetable, and she is decidedly the hat looting ef fieiftermerhat team. Queen Bess, 3 pa, fist 10Ih, lies dens wisdom in Scotland; but Mr soma d.y., there betrays the fact that she likes a iMenes, sod she has Seethe, to Wet El Haim on Ids, esd Prime. nn 91b, worse terms than before. I have wiew milked every animal likely to run with any mem an; MI e I may not have mentioned the whole strength of ati geld. Abother half-a dines may show, sleeted hem the faihmellgi—Cave Adullam, 5 y re, Sot 81b; Sluggard, 3 Ins, Barter, t ore. and Eloquence. 4 yrs, Get • Nereus, 6yer, beta; Prestbury. 4 yen, he toll.; Daisy, 3 yrs, est lltb; Sydney, 3 re. let 51b ; and Artillery, 4 yrs, Ist tub. Id dw the movements connected with the American home% Babylon and Prioress, I should let the latter fight out es nos with the French lady; but as our friends from • lie now world seem to be attempting too much—for I cannot isit the oil adage, "Between two stenos," !m.-1 shall loob to the judge Laving to nodes Kassilaisis Mss. de Chentillyend Odd Trick, pretty nearly to the order named, and If an extreme outsider gets up, it may be Bight- Betook. There are four events closed for Thursday the Sweepstakes on the Brims Course, nearl four miles and a quarter, being the most smiting. and the Fisherman are the best of those that are mound enough for such a lcu j=t end as Skirmisher has been so recently amiss, F the moat truetwori by of the pair. The Free Handicap, for 3-) r-olda, A.F., might produce a cosiest between Commotion, Tot 111 b, Anton, Set Sib, and gaffe St. Giles, lit 121 6 , a nd Loyola, let 10Ib. Commotion has the best of the weights, and he must bo my champion on such an easy course. The Otsego.. Stakes, 0 furlongs, the 60 sm. Sweep, Ab. M., a T.Y.C. 100 move. Sweepaakee for colt& and ditto for bilks, comprise the remainder of the items closed, and they are all for 2-vr-olds. On paper it looks ee if the Cyouba colt, the Belle ' toxopholite, and Queenstown will prove " certainties" for each event in the order awned, the last not appearing quite such • good thing for Queenstown if Target ism the held.— em, &r., Oct. 24. METEOR. TATTERSALL'S—S.tru RDAY. CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 7 to 1 not Mutation= (t Bto 1) 6to 1 El Hakim (teed off) 11 to 1 Frioreso (t freely) 14 to 1 Tricolor (t) 100 to 6 Mlle. de Chantilly (t) 100 to — eyrie= (t) 18 to I Whistling 4bt Willie (of) 20 to 1 — 1, and 33 to 1 Odd Trle(t off) k (t) 33 to 1 M. Dobler (t) 50 to 1 Dusty Milks (t) DERBY. 25 to 1 apt TM Ancient Briton (t) 40 to 1 Lawman (t) LIVERPOOL A VTI3IN CRP.—Vie are requeeted to ante that Mr. R. Tan Brown's Babylon hes nut paid forfeit fur this race. He is handicapped at sat 121 b. HORSE.. ARRIVED AT NEKIIAILKET.—Tho following is • complete list of homes arrived et Newmarket up to list night —Vision, Night Raw, Madame Rachel, Bowing ton, Romeo. T. P. Cooke, Madame Clicquet, Mimosa, King Jand, Harwell, Ells, Aldred', Heroine, Anton, Hum ming Bird, Queen Bess, Commotion, lord Neilson, colt by Woolwich out of Mine Harkaway's dam, Agra, Polly John sen, Thy Beacon Crabs colt, Relapse, Leo, Lass of Rich mond Hill, rzelli, Wyndham, Forerunner, Waddle. Bold Iluccleuch, DunLoyne lnder, Unexpected, Fright, Happy Prince, Saunterer, Driimatist, Berfieur, Skycuttor, Amorous Boy, De Ginkel, As You Like It, Spinet, Anne Develin, Nora Creme, Kestrel, Nougat, Admiralty, Olympus, Fly away, Old Tom, OrchehiU, Geneva, Lincoln Tom, Sunrise, Intercidona, Tambourine, Wild Honey, Ceres, o—ElcoVe dim, Dusty Miller, Mersey filly, Mies Nightingale, Babette filly, Martinet, Cerny Pins:ticker New Brighton, Ida, Lady Conynghana Mabel, AdeliEvelyn, F,tuulamr, Nereus, Itonzi, Helen Regan, Erriegham, Ladybird, Tasmania. Slattern, redeem°, Prelim., Belle, Cripple, Babylon. supple Jerk, Theodore, Oltenitze, °Mads, King Maker, Vallee Gal, Banner Bearer, Lady Elizabeth, Master Begot, Redulphes, Cave Adullani, The Puseher, F. M. the D. of Duty, Brazen, York, Rod Ilonhour, Gourd, Zwrag, Tem, Fly-by-Day, La Fllle du Regiment, c—Elepea, Naiad Smith, Plague Royal, Itotterdem, Ted, Silvertell, Waterer, Salmon, Little Ted Wexner, Schoolfellow, Paula Monti, Impatience, Little Treseure,Teurnament, flush colt, Redd, Mims colt, 2 yrs, Okaluoa colt, 2 yre, Merlin, Cla rissa rola 4 yn, Miss Whip L, 3 yra, l'hysalie f, 2 yrs, Meld of Madam f, 2 yre, ?hymns colt, 3 yre. Barba colt, 3 yrs, Barba colt, 2 yrs, Cavirecy 4 2 yrs, Brown Bow f, 2 yrs, Mir Whi p f, 2 pe, Blacksmith, Zuyder Zee, East Lumley, Peter Flat, Marauder, Bay llama Nina filly, Bracken, raiding Tod_ Mufti, (Ham, Theory, Somerem, Centrip, c by Flying Dutchmen—Gala, Mademoieelle de Chantilly, 3 yra, Claire, 3 rs, Plumetone, Inspiration, Lucca della Robbie, Lord State y ly, f by Cothenitone—Catalps, Walbam, Preelbury, Rawaston dale, harry Stanley, Curtibovough, Old Times, Excelsior, NVouverreen, Artillry, Admiral of the White, Admiral Lyme, Manta, Bel Erpenora, Marsacre, DuouMes, mistier Sluggard, Sweet William, llonerystick, Cockatoo, Hub, Delhi, Physician, Coxweld, El Hakim, Grecatinch, Neville, }lawman, Fanny Oray , Queemstown, Odd Trick , He* Ruth, Bird-in- t he Whistling Willie, Soothasyer, Badge, Miestiesima. Maid of Kent, Eugenie, Royalty colt Haymaker, Benefield, Chanioutese, Rod of Cashmere colt, Target, Whitewall, Tozoplulite, flint in Hand. _ _ $1 - AlOLr RACIEP, Tllir DAY.—Ekven row pa eat for to-day; the Mt at 12 o'clock. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. THE GREAT ACITIM Cll., values 200 rivs., given by the Ships eaters, Captains, end Stevedore of Liverpool, with 100 so.. in specie, added by Mr. E. W. Tophem, the Lee..ce and Clerk of the Course, added to a Handicep Owe, pet.. of 25 sore. sorb, 10 ft, end 3 only if declared on Tuaday, t h e 27th (Mob. ; the forfeits to go to the !taro Fund. Second to re rive 50 ,ova. Twisty acceptsnces, and not leee 'ban six to mart, otherwise the Cap will]. withheld. A winner of any Handiest> after the pekiftatlon of the weights of the value of 100 wive., fille; two et 1001., Mb extra; and the winner of thu Cambridgeshire 12* mead. 51b extra; but no horro to carry more than 121 b assn. One ails and three-quarters. (74 subs.) ar t Mleasees ...... ...:.... I A. ::::: : 4 6 4 : 6 4 =or . e Alba .. 7 T ?be A • •• •• • ***** Vaadal A ***** C..rontotisa Mx! Ram nnu dl V./1W 3 Mali of Derroat Nies of the • "T71;11;;;;11 - 4WIE lo Prowthur, ...... I le Richer Nt I 111 : .sir C ..... I 10 • •••• . ! !i! lkiesber hor r. a by A 1.3•5-14.31 3 •Atterwasessi 3 5 Gawk Boum* 3 5 Ihnehartma 5 = I" I . pit . . 0553 104 a under 84 122 It will I la proportlos. T , ,e Monk& Vtudet.nanko - If iho higheat b• Mad to that, nab Inttlitatitcc. 111111110POLITAN 00171 ITT OOUITL paw agriardod for Um penal Ink. Mania d.b,6B—llooday. Ott fd ; T•e•dsy, 27: Wddadedal. ; ?anima luolday. 1M40 , ..01ti, rad.—Wd.famdad. ; Ibendsy, ; C 6.66.6.261. Dmeafrtarnee—Moodif. Oct 16; Steddaf. r TM" lidu:reo L 2 4, ' 16 E =s(deve, Cheimed—Mesday, Oct. 52. SNQUIDITCIi. Otd-dndt.road—lAnmelay. Oct ; .Thuryday. 66. Warrdcm•ras., o.66666.6lndt—Tadridv, OIL 27, Tbi...166,.61. €6,1 ra 661.1, 2•66611.4. Wedded lay, Oct. 2d , Thum. & Liner., Osialsdeve lawrodik.4l6•6o7. 061. 26; Toady. Friday. 7). O ano. 046, WAIII.VutTII, I. Ott Z; Friday, 30. COURT OF QUEENV BENCH. Pint,. Ai WIPI Purl eon Lostool.—lteforeltbo Rlett Ilum. Job. Loot Coanyoball, Lora Cbtof JuYthee of her Neall.l ' toot of lyotro. bench : la and After Iltulaeloyse Tem. 1,11. lu Tenor.—lo Middlesex loot MlUng, Tueolay. Nor. 3: lAYlstOttet. Friebri Nor. 11: oottloye : Friday. Nor. 10; for =nitro odood moor' ootolY• 1....nd0u: lot eittlutt : Weetnoula. Noe. 11; Tod lathy, WoututodAY. Noe. 1.1. After Te:nt —ln M 1. 1. 1. : Tbure.ley: N00.....t. In London: Woeino-dl. Pee P. Ihe f'nurt wlll dist ten o e!oock. ert ,lay. Tbo on in the ll.t I.•, each of the. stove "olttolne 4.111)• 10 01,11 i. of not Co uo.ouol of on boo 0011 UIVI by soßoursutoent on the olole f0110te 00,..3010 yuch Yu toy dot). COUR f OP 0 111 1105 PLEAS. Or NISI PAM IdIIoPI.VIZI API. 10. , 1 , 0,.....13Cf . 0rt: the Itt o tbt 11on. Alemooko Blootood tosokhorn, Kooletot. Loot Chief Justice Hof toy r N yie.tra Comet of Common Plea. at IC eetonineter. 10 no.: after Mlenaeloos• Toren, 1114. to TOPlll.—Middlissel Frioley, Nor. 6; Fttlay. Nor 13. London: WeJoesioy, Now. 11; WeJae,la), Nor. 18. Altar T•nn.—Mtaklbse.: Itoundly: Nov. H. Lnoion Wointo•Loy, P0e... , Thu Court volt .11. dortho Lad after term et ten o'clock. TM mom in the 1111 for oath of Out oboe* eltUne OAT* In ten.. 01 oot db tenet' of oo theft dam bo Wort by uotjouromeut ou tho daye too rob of Su* dAYA COUIT OP ILICHEQUEN. (4111113G1 11 NO' Pao via Mt/out...as •50 Llll w.—Before Ora Want Hod NU Frederta Pollock. Nob, Lord Chief Baron of has Mannar% (Mt of Nacho:low. In awl after allatacnnav Torn.. 13.57. In Total- In 14 Iddteroa . I.t dated. Teenday. Nov. 3; 1/./4 dttlue, Fn lay, Nos. I 3: 3rd dallna. Prlday. Nos. 10 In London . 14 vitt.ng. WM • eroalay, Nov. 11; b.l dttola. Wedralay, Noy. la. After Tenn-1n alldilevea Thanalsy. Nov. 26. /a bouvlom W./dared.), Dec. 0. T 1... roue. n. 11611 In and after Terre at 10 oklll 0.. The court iv .11 di la lavAlkevs, at 31.1.1 Prim In Tem. adynornment from Jay to day until en cauvo enteral for Ike rearrective Maddlevez dtbads ate dia. lanai of. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-Orr. 21. (Before Mr. Commissioner lane.j IN RI AMITH AND Ot.lk lIAN K. This was a sitting appointed by adjournment from yester day fur the discussion of certain disputed proofs against the above estate.. . - - 74;.11siley (instructed by Messrs. ()repot and Son), ap pear. 4 for the assignees. Mr. Sturgeon tendered a proof for 3,000 i, on behalf of Mr. Edward Yatee, of Compton -terrace, Islington, on a joint end several promissory note fur that amount given on the 27th November, 1860, by Tilden Smith (one of the brink rapt.), Richard Smith., and Henry Smith, payable on de ment, with interest at the ordinary rate. The note had been non to the father of the gentleman uow seeking to prove. The proof was tendered spired the separate estate of Tilden Smith. It atone ing that the note bad been altered, bylbe inser tion of an additional name, with the consent of the holder, his Honour held, on the authority of " Garner v. Walsh" (25 Law news) tbst the note was „void end rejected the proof. Mr. Lawrence said he understood that there wee no objec tion to Mr. Scrlvens and Mr. Francis Smith Teasing. Mr, Tilden Smith was suffering from en attack of paralysis ; the proved of his appmring, here was rather remote; but if his examination might be taken down at his red dance. Mr . er„who wee at the very advanced of 87, bad aal soda Nardi 'dials* amadated with the sheets, which had teen principally prepared by hie partners. It was also dealrable that his exatoination should bo taken at his residence. Mr. Bagley said that Mr. Milder was present, and be wished to examine him. A great deal of the trope rty had not been traced ; sad private ledger of his badbeen destroyed by his wife, a few days after the bankruptcy. This rendered inquiry neerary. It wee then agreed that George Seriatim, and Francis Smith should pus, and the 17th of Dec. wee named for their certificate lotting. His Honour said he understood that 80,0001. had been collected under this estate, and that the dividend would be 104. in the pound. Mr. Lawrence said that was so. The COMIEWIIOIIR — That spike well for the diligence of the official assignee and Me auistants. Mr. lawunea—lt G also In favour of the bankrupts, and shows that they have not made away with their estate. Francis Smith was briefly examined by Mr. Bagley as to I a bill of 500 1 . drawn by Mr. Memento, which he admitted be had indorsed after the bank had closed its doors. The guarantee to Mr. Clements for 1601. was in writing, and wee given at tho time the money we. advanced to Balham. Serivena and Free. Smith than passed' the examinational the thee two tankrupts wee adjourned till the 17th of De cember._ . " • Gin Honour, having the bill of the accountants before him, observed that the amount was large (6831.), but the accounts were very voluminous, and as the assignees did not object to the charge, he should allow it—the amount to be appor tioned between the joint and the separate estates. The result was very satiefActory as regarded the speedy realisation of the onsets. The first money had only been received on the 6th of July, and now there wee 80,000/. in hand, sufficient for a dividend of 10e. in the pound. There had also been realised 1,7381. on the separate estate of Francis Smith, 1,8001. on I the estate of Tilden Smith, and upwards of 6,2001. on the I estate of George Serivene, which would yield a surplus after I paying all his private debts in full. Mr. Whitmore said there would be a surplus from this ;state of upwards of 5,0001. It was proposed to declare a dividend of 20e. in the pound on the private estate of Scrivens at this !Dieting, and also a dividend of 10.. on the joint state; the final dividend to be in December. A claim of 571., by the trustees of the Itawkhurst Savings Bank, wee ordered to be paid in full, under the prey:lions of the Savings Bank Act. Some disputed proofs, as well as the examination of Mr. Hader, were adjourned to this day. A dividend of 10.. in the pound on the joint aortae was then ordered to be made ; the time of payment will be an nounced ho the ordinary way. TIM POLICE COURTS. CITY POLICE COMMITTEE. William Little the driver of one of her Majesty's mail vane, was summoned bet ire Alderman Copeland, charged with musing an obetruction on London-Midge. Poftee-constable Radmore, 422, aid -O n the 16th of October, about 4 o'clock in the afternoon, I wee regulating the traffic on London-bridge, when I saw the defendant driving a mail van with two hornet, over London-bridge. For some time he kept in the proper reek, but suddenly he started oat and proceeded in the rank appropriated to vehicles coming from the City. I called to him to go into bin proper place, and he did 60 fur some distance further, when he broke out again into the trotting rank coming against him. I wont up to him to compel him to go into hie proper place, whetthe guard got down and told him to go on. and not to mind those fellows. He stopped the trotting traffic from the City entirely, and It was some time before we could get the bridge cker again for the traffic to resume. Sergeant White conermod this evidence. The Inspector of mails said the won in charge of the malls had instructiens from the Post-office authorities on all occa sions to atop for nothing, but make all the haste they could. Oa the present occasion they had the Indian mail, which wee of the utmost importance. lie believed the police had In structions from the Secretary of State to offer every beaky to the mail.. . . . . Sergeant *hite said he waa not aware of any such instruc tions. The solicitor to (.he Post-office said the defendant had with him the Indian coal, and his instructions were to be as expe ditions a+ possible. Ils (the solicited was instructed that the guard told the (Slicers he had the Indian waiL when one of them replied ho did not care a --- fur the !admix mail. Alderman Copeland said it was very natural that every body should be =sive, about the Indian wail at the present time, having friends or relatives in that country; but, at the same time, he could cot allow the traffic of London-bridge to be impeded, even by the Indian wail. The defendant had acted wrong, and he should, therefore, fine him 6s. and costa. The ens was at once paid. SARYLEBONE. George Growndwell was brought up for re-examination at Marylebone polite-court, charged with having caused the death of Witham Hodgkins, aged 28, a plasterer, on Monday last, in • pugilistic contest, in a field at the back of the Lock Hospital, Harrow-road. The Klemm-, it will be remembered, had given himself up to the police, and was first examined last Thursday. Another wan, named Henry Robridge, who had been taken into custody for an assault, and upon which he stood remanded, was now charged with having aided and abetted a a "second" in the tight. The officers in the twee, Cooper (67), Thrush (4), Mont ford (126), and Beckley (29), all of the I) division, stated, sad it was shown in the course of the additional etidence adduced, that Ittibridge had seconded the dummied, although ho in the first instance denied having dune to. He told Borjeant Beckley that if Hodgkins (deceased) hod taken his advice, he would have given up the battle in 10 minutes, and that the reply he made waa that he would either beat or be killed. At the station in John-streat be alleged that he moult to have given himself up after the coroner's inquest. . Dr. Burney, Professor of Chemistry at the Hospital, deposed that from a suspicion that laudanum had lem given to deceased, be examined liquid taken front the stomach by means of the pump, and found therein the presence of opium, but certainly not such a quantity ika would have caused death. The prisoners, who had nothing to may at present, wore sent on the charge of manslaughter for trial at the Central Criminal WESTMINSTER. A miserable-looking young man was charged with creating en obstruction in the front of the Admiral Keppel., Drompton. A Mr. (ilenney stated that on the prerione evening he was presiding over a meeting of the Saloon Omnibus Company, held st the tavern in question, when he was informed that a MU ores obetructing the entrance of persons by distributing handbill, prejudicial to the company. Defendant, who was the person so offending, 11.1 given into cusitady. It was gated that the defendant in the earlier partof the day had teen throwing the bills in question into the windows of different otenibuns and had been taken to the Vine greet polive-station, and discharged with a caution not to re peat the offence. The secretary of the company banded in one of the bills, observing that they were dept ived of any other remedy than giving the defendant, who wan the mere instrument in the hands of ahem into custody for the falsehood and libel con tained in the bill, as there wee no printer's name to it. Defendant said that a gentlemen met bite in the street that evening and gave him the bills to distribute, with a shilling for his trouble. Mr. Paynter observed that the law wee in a strange elate respecting the matter, for although a person might be taken into custody for distributing &libel, which this most assuredly woo, without the printer's name ' and was liable to a penalty of 51., proceedings mold not be taken without the consent of the law officers of the crown. He thought it wee a serious offence, and be should remand tho cue to gire the company an optiortunity of seeing whether they multi procure the required legal authority. Defendant was ordered to find very trifling ban, and unable to procure it, wan Rent to prtron. NAtRAII7B. OOTTON.—Liviaroot., a r 24.— TM Pnla4 of oAtatt laqtly atnoamt 0..1) 1. IV halm, of ablth tbac are an ortaltiark Tao total oaks :inc. 1 lorwinv amount to k.C.oo—eipn, 1 ; 1.1.,110 ; ra port. 5 IMO. The rnazket cl.ad hatly. sod. compared wlowlo triAtte• tes. pricer of all kind. aro much tho COTTON 00009.-11th. it.. At, O.T. 24.—we have mach the male vtate of a method prrioshisa today as darted the miller part of Mr weds. Woos Monte. Om Imai doing for China 4islnch Motif," I.ut the priucipal du asl for &quart., fenachith% ood thlrtmce Ir Pon the haIINI trade. ram, are difficult af care. and IMM% are In snow eVa 1.1. in 111. per lb. cheaper, end In Mho', even norm. (luthv have pleated In the faith proportioo. Same 01 the more timid eplaters and m.ntdeatcee. arc hmiaag tack imiductleu hp died Ume, and tnahath merythlea ac 114.0 as privildu nimbi the thranteoing aspects votapt dam. °that has noir given imp about id. per ih rotor, but tb •111 the face of oath • very limited rani has freesia! stirrer* to throe oho du lest recollect that In ISIS, with • walled email vhma, idiom sank to tad. per lb., mid that eats. In 1 , 52 with ckvat deeka l ommunption of tattoo In the country, pikes foil to sd. per lb. WOOL—Lasoe, OVAMMII 14.—Wv have to report a night Improre meat to the law eel tbn idurndla. Tben: ha + p • f.ir ■tuovl■nee of merehauta 10 the Chath.ballw. 10.111t.e. haTe been numeroue, bet not aetwfacori, ■nd benee the ttenfroaland have been Milted ■nd below t, 11. :r.—wool somearbst adier..M lower la price. Wmtadandranu.llllooSeeml. II \Pair ARIL—Man men ttr, Ocr. :4.—The trade of thlt , own is gradually hecomlog more Lnnamil—•clicumetrin. which 1...5a11y alai. Wald .to the ottimage of he America bale, no ,im hart, been haired for attend maim wt, and tuch es were le the town have, to the it..nority of itkamers. hero counterittitotwl The bleb rote of dlo. count la. also had the effect et del.:wag the hone Smile, the Conniff thopkerhers wlthholduatooder.....RM as trosirie ; and although the manufacturer...on all the prllKip.li branches. hart: had suf fi cient enters. ' far to keep the hand. on fob Moe th. hulk of the...erre err the hooks ht.fore n Mire. took their present Una.- um , te tun, tht,o reared haring boon allegether Inmffkient of them..., to keep the u,kpeople tWly ..ployeL In carne br.tlehea, O, .4 O. edoayom Letter,Letter, the catellie laced mariufacturkr., the poottiotur. tube makers. • pub floe of the bra...foundry trade. and tho tin page worker. thAt ere ph-tty well oft for order*, but et. these ham 6th tame time on the hooks comparatively fee having ban btoly rem. ed. Nottrithigandlng the stew of _fain to the Indica era r. ore acelit bring plot out, and from the Matra prt,4-11 . 13e7 then ore unusually large for lock.. Web, ie. The eats of menciuy afro to the t Mari tttoi hae W read) ...then In amerehaerw wtue of the nigh:tante of WI. tone. tie remitter.. hare ban reorient for wrerki we , • but It I. hoped that in north inrioneen debt. over Joe are tot ahmolotely hal, TM that thet will on,. oat well hereafter. Ora fee, in ,he American trade bas . ..headed kr wren morel for the rime. Lut it Is belleved that If time Is rival the Magna, will ultimately Irk arianoed stidomt nat.. h. to the ma &tors In the rtirtriet, hale alms sofft-rittg from the lama already afar,. .1 to. As regards the hoe trade Intristers to appar. nil, aerie* the works Meg all in fall operation onemtmeis catered Me at carrarsky ; but the tight.. of Um money market toon to mama., reed ton already boon productive of mth at eatre...lV sY tries 6 kign. and the tiro. gaserally • 46111ag per Leo higher MY Y me 6 eisth aso. COIN-47mromrol. ar. .24,—A, doll market fa ill eon; ottest mertompod to orko from lam mot. Borloy to tun NOP!? Ike NA z w. la i rli 2101= 20 22. chew. WON; 12,4 *. Is al WNW. Oa le M. CASTE Ora,. M. 24.—Share wag a cool snort, today, but tad trouilbou ; oleo doll, nod Watt about tba ovum as latt ant. Whis t 00, new, 41.. to Va. ; walla, no. 44. to Um burley, am' 33. 48t. Oato, now, ita. Boa., obit ; ae.. 3d.. Old Wax 4:.: ream. bog. Ct. C•111.11.Ll. UcT. 24.-4(s tmd • fall amply of wheat at cut mark% thts mandate van an album la new wheat for wed. Of hairy [gat Waite wapiy was mall, parity b obo e • turn Mober than tea oak. . rr Wkrat.t.i . 04•.21r. to Pa.: old, U• to 16a' red. new s 2b. to tea' old, 21a I d. to Us. g ale). pus and old, 154 to Itis dd. OM , . Prato, new. ea 4d. to due. 6d.: old. Ir. to lb. dd. ; comma, new, "o .1. t 10.,' all, lb. to lb. 1144 r, per stono s b. 2d. to 'b. N. thttota, kid. to 2t. 41. Eyed/eat la ed. Darlemneal, It. eL-" Carlisle Journal." COl.Calettll, OCT. V.-Afar mirTlf of what barley : eon ma • slow Ws, at • decline of b. per qr. Utast Ma It last batik.) as, Ototcses., On. 22.-The supply of stmt was better todh, ; Ngliailrb•si mat to written I. to b. down, and foreigu rem dud. The data wades of malted barley quite as dear; there are more in. faker_ ample , offeriug th an tequired. Indian corn and minding lasts, N &Mad, Oata wen dull. and aode. Importaror the west enlint Oct. 41 Bela. Induct, Ph gra , foreign, 3,%u gr , Oats. lrrLu.d, UM Sm. fit maroon, On. 24.-Tbere was not quite nolarge an offer of • Mat . bat, coadffloa berm bad, a further roduetion 2., to t h e to o made offset mks. • far darsoce was ode, of % by neatl. to , 4.1, fforbf. 344 to 414 tlais s to kb. Pete. 424. to 4.:/. Iltrernao, On, 24.-les had • very do/1 rode Coda, for 'but, OM Inca emni4m .rely waPported former pries' damp Inferior ass. cer made lab 1..6d. pot load low moan. Barley lo IW oaf; rob doll end rather lower, my la per gr. on the Warier sampits. Owe, Pen, and bat fully topported UM , tesata prim. Wboat, 304 to 14 per Mal Carley, Ks. to 4.da pet v. Vat.. Zs.. b 30a per gr. Pew s 30s. per load. Beata, IP. tolls pet kmd. Ng.. WILL On. 14.-Yarmere what /a large amply tad Inferior condltion, Iron • doll talc at Toads, s dachas. daub country nod torero onloctsl and rather lower. nor 1. r melt lowa , 0 4 1 e Ora as fate. ran,. Welty, tank sad 'KW quiet, but not lower. Nome o. at, O, ,1111. 24.-The abutoLoce ot the supplies 14 0 .01bt fora 1 , 1 sod the comparative shwa, speculauon, have refolorof Me local mutets nowt War doll, the decline to anent lomustsg. , geaoß to b. our q damn. 11.dlo) has also riticae.l the thou. Wahl tendency, the eery lute dent - trio. of the tanner- are on the whole well absorbed. At dal. •lcharlge to. I.y the of opeu tot arb iter .. of le. to 2a. eed qua. ter "nal] Tbc cr ba supported to 4UT1.1t100... e.c.rodary . sorts .0 re ner porter cheap, In other corn UM sato, downsard tendency was also amortnt. Thr beet white br ed at twels•hne do h to Mits. ter hap Mal Mallen made 6*., to 61n; r ditto nabbing MM. to Wite.l. fds. to iw,; tilautitto twelghlat 5711 r. to 19Ibs h 44a to 44.; malting tarry Inalshing bs. to MINI 4b. to b. ; dltto dbUlling peel 1140. 11311.4). to 41. per quarter. near, db. to 3b. per mob. The Wet enrage pram of *beat la Ms. 101. tor quarter. Norman N. Oct. 21.-At thin Coen Ktehangs toola) them was ••4/1r show of •hatt s and • good la st ot .armers and fmlots. *beat sold mom deciihe of Is. to 2s. per quarter on the quotatioas lat wart, ano white mottos 70. mad red has per 31 .tar. la tayier mere a y po mums. * {Mod man., amp* wiling at boa KT gotiter. Oats sad lamas were nachaugad ter... roan, Orr. 14.-The raper of • wheat today was trait lege. lot there was an untstalagoas to rurcheo, units at a reduchon f fern I . to b. pm quarter from Wt week'. quotatem. Manners, how :Ter. mn -. soloed thole prima, Lod earequeoUy trade wan dull. P.vler tempt . reprateoling lame butte Info ray numerous, dl lJllme and nark „„ ss ots so meeijog with a readr at Iron/ 40.. 41e. per quarter. 10. taw torte were quite • dad. (late wen IWO. ta restoca. rex. 23, t • pw quarter. prime old beans were 6•4.1 at Ph, pet quarter. New data at low At 42... throacdons on • bonne loads with • smell middy. Yew Inquirtei 'or pea. wltb a covresp L. oallog ...* . The poor rat, Le d declined It ion ran, the nine of "wrodAs"Wag 40/. Best hay 4f. der ton; offerior much lower. flood bmwel, 64d.: tent ditto, &I. the Ch. leaf. Oaf, mutton. and poet, from Id. to 841 tar In. At the aelzb. harlot marktA, of theeater. Banbury. and Wooten, on 1 huresay sal end Friday last. the w hin of whom was lame, wilt a limited ale. at mom about gs lower than the previous weak. Chola molWr folly maloteried previous Kra. Pttsasoaocon, Vn, 24.-• fair supply of wheat bere today, sad prices In per qr. loner. A cool dutl of Wier, etc& was el Vo to buy. Not foal/7 tar or beano, awl both support lab rate'.) • _ _ • RUBIS°. 0 . r. 24. —The supply of wheat was rather large, but lb, 0012.11000 of tome parcels was aketod by the moot dam'. weather. Trade WM dull at the comoseriaenseot, but subwit. watt, there use 030(0.11.(100, and Mit, wen inade at • decline of her pr. oo the bed quality, iukrior from t• Oood hurley suet aith is brisk Weed r terw• ; grinding Hirt. Is per qr. er one $O. Afoul 'valued Ode. tee or. Osdu, lassos, and pose without altssatuie. Ito[ •NuT/114 Orr. 21. —There was a fair average thud. of grate at thb. market, and ekvcr.l ebolee a groat dud So. tin inf prooplew of w t out °Md. but the conditiort of erior. The trade ruk 1 el. 000dlegig doll. ridden only rurchaelue to esti* Immediate itnli• bar* was onuses/hat sought after, sad ruled Om at Keeton. rata. Oats and all other kind of grata tai...riddeed no alteration to value. wheat ram. to 3r. W maim. Om Sl—The sheet tre4r , tr eon here In day. alai prate L. par qr. lower, bat the supply t oel, rtaxiatute, end ov• farmm are pet free Wien at the &aloe. Oats ..tpl I =a coettoue In livIOI eJp ply end easliered fa Taloa. PO.. to 111 growera:—W nest. - M , Per er. ; oats. le. 14. to le . ...I par ttuae ; Lew. use. 4 to fee per v.; old. 40e. to lie - - - - -• Woscami, Oct. M.—Thom was to Ineramod supply of ',best M mast today. ...d so progress Gould bt, wade to roles sleep' st reductkon of ls to 2s. per qr., stolda wailers .old tot generally cvmply wild Booby eruntstoed 11. value OW takes to Mall at former prk Beans rod peas less In 'squeal, but lower. . Toss, O rr 14.—W0 ham ha 4 a` moderato shoo of "rhea at our =MA today. foe Ishloh th• dooms! v. slow. at • dos Poe of Is to lor Or. • hrgo.upNy of barley, Oddly dme , tY. •hed. lost • Imry ale • rodoctloo of Is. per or. I. ham rod We re. ammo. Flour IN 3s. pa sack Myer. Wheat. 'WU. PI.. to per toper sl a. : rod. als. 1024. f it, to e 2..: sandlot% 3ss. to 365. Aram. 4Sis to 41. e, 345. oaltior M olt. Ns. to 01... Oak is. Od. le. Id. pa stone oflUha 10,00, 4P.. L'•.; or sut of %AI. XIBICA Loy. 01. T. 14.—We lure had s omit of dim wadher rrr o,* to lifting and wheat owing. Lod eras prove. hat hero made with loth; mother Irak or too of such weather sad the 11,W.tusan wheat .11 be mostly re. At ola 00I0.1) tua•Ltl., 01. vest, me.og to faro" Leine much mood with their out door sprleoltursl operations, on I• 1.1 Wily TM Macrae mpplles of gram Film remain much on 1,1 seek— Wet good qualm!. ready We at full pikes. sod lama Flow age and &wee. Hem, to dot, we had fair lot by oo mom twee mp plies of gain. Mow sale, e mast.; for a." , Yo.loUeo, ohleb rold at last week% Mos ; lokelor sod routlhos, le. per or. shwa. Wheat. old. Ma to gee pa fir.: DOW. 34. to pis. bulky, new. 1.4.1. told, W. Oats. new. 111. t 0 Ware'worm. 0cr.24.—0m receipts& farmer. grain have fallen off eottaitterably woo° this day echilicet, and by boat we Dote had les offet inn than of late. From abroad • the quantity of Indian root few tens to hood, but of wheat we have so arrir•ln to report. There to. tery :Atte &berate. to the tease ttett vr&t ; b th and drake. beve cootittol teem opersttton to the amply of immediate •. ttt. and prema et neatly ell articles mast be written lover. I nab wheat lets dtelneni Is. Lt 1... ftd toil forett.ru at 'JUL 41. per Dam' /GM baton :lay lost. barley ato boodle fm <molar eroaper. but has have s .ented re 4d. or barrel; at tbts reducttoo th.ee I. te th er more torpttr) order. Indian torn with a moderate Ateumptive dRIVad. fatty cor , ttatts fainter Mee. and at • hide:is tanieboo no pre,att rota. there ere ram, for • ceotetlet.,ide quantity. Floor 416,1: to move, at a device of la Ire mock. Trop +n. this ...et Inlet co 3 Lot quarter,. Elm. in th wet hank/. 77 barrel; (4618.10,24. i rn. rerreh ; dour, 3,017 metal mimes], I Cole, C ITTLE FROM /TM NORTR 01 , EVROPE.—Tele grams received to-day from Lowestoft announce the antral at that port of the North of Europe Steam Navigation Com pany's steamer Turning, with 325 hews and 392 sheep, and also of the City of Norwich, with 178 Louts and 82 s heep. The stock were consigned an lima' to the metropolitan market this day (Monday). The Cumberland also brought another consignment in the come of lest week. CORK BUM:R.—The quantity of butter received in our market up to this day is lets by close on 13,000 casks than at the same period last year. Some attribute this defi ciency to the quantity purchased in country markets; others say our farmers are sp eculating, and that they can afford to do so as long as they please, from their Improved circum stances, of which there can be no doubt. We are Inclimd to think that the make of butter, compared with last yet-, it much greater than any quantity bought up in country markets.—Cork Reporter, Oct. 23. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CA BUALT IE B. Orlon. Captain Betther,trW; tTioTtost; put is here today to repair damage. athasd by • eellie.oh on the eight of the 2lst of Cc. Other, hear the Owen. with tits Bewley, ot bbields. Cat:olio Blot, with owls for Algiers; the latter mal went down Is aer• dtaiely ; crow lauded here by the Gt BOO.— iroathaeptom Out. 23. , Balsa (brig), Captain Jolly, troth ilart!epool foe Yetertheri, with ace* boo bees totatly loot off UNland; crew Need and arrived St Fredrialtaitamr—tleisiogfon, Out. eitcaniaad, Caplet Ball, hr bean totally test he thhOollet Bothala • ration of the Maas rare& LrvaarooL Itatra at. Fauna Pone.—Dells 04, sad PI:ot, at lialvaet ; WOMAZA, sad Ambits Lan, at Nun. &um rea Ltaaaroot.—Jahrsata, Gam Malaga. Oat. ii; Ties. Goat °Awaits:, Oet. 14. VESSELS SPOKEN WITS. DaMirth, from tJ.eopool to Algra Bay, ftptesebet 25, lit 10 10., 21 . Cit 4 Pcterborough. for Moulmein, September 13, lat. 5 :4, loi Member of Latofttr, from Ltverpool fot Coquimbo, September .. That. 1 N.. Ira. 22 . °elm and Emily, for Um Cope of Good flare, September 22, laL 13 N., Mm 2.3 W. George W.hioslon (allppor skip), of Allordoos. ham London 3.0 3fianghae, 27 days, 13optaoatar 23, 11.12 10., kw. 26.12 W.; en veil. Qares'a from Livorproa for &nobly, lat. 134 100. 30.33 W. lamermee IlEagliah avouch from London la Coquimbo, 402 dam Aagast 22. let. 41.02 IL, lon. 32.30 W.; an walL [Advertisement.}—HOLl.OWAT ' ll OINTMENT AND Plias TIM 3YLITALLIJa CCU,' itlf OP TX. Act—.loh3 Polk Of NT/feral. in • WART to Profewor Holloway, dated Aellamher AM elate. Mint him wife nuffered merit four yearn with= almmad tea. Ma relomated tho MOMS.% of Um facultt tbi Mittel alleviation of tale; at LW. ntlntwnt to me llolannnn Oirit meat and P 11., Ow woubd, wwe anteliy henlol. Ile cowhide, af Of PffoftOZ hi , heartfelt tratttudt ti one who ;woven] the 0003• maw U Prorkitore. of reitorine 143 , wife to ix:stmt. Yealth. lit a touo reo , kn thronaout thin 1.61; at Prokisor 11,11 n. mess Ma- Minbronata. 244, `teed. Loma.. od al, Mattes Ism, New York b/ A. Mamma Coootaallnoolo ; A. tlittellm, Smyrna; lad IL Rua BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. M Umlntact - ha the wife or L. ciaa aaa.ora;o7t: II u Ea atf t of son. ocs —Oct. at mom.. Sum,. .tfc of S. J. H u g"' r ttesoll.—Oct. 21, at 1.1.0e1d audefv. YanYlacton. tie age f 4 to. E. patellas', Fag.. of a daugh , o, %1111111TON.-00.. 22, at do Manx,. the irtfo of It L. re - otortoo. EN.. of a danibur. TOO oCIC.—Oet. 21. at Vencat.apare, ft de. hie c Meat. the * l4 0! Mal.. Pocock, et a daughtor. 1101120N.—Ort. 11, at Conoco road, T 1 Ightury. the wife of N. 11 ,1 100. Mat.. cf a mow W I at 23, at ia, Am7tl,lll-aquare, tin wife of W. 14 %loam. Eai of a ace. IKABILIAGEB. CVll7.o.N—swintruNE.—Oct..22,tloggrooi, by the Re! C Uottyi.t. 'loc. H. Ourson. scal of Earl flown, to ka.nor. angliVeior "- " HUSSEY—aI ACHIM NA.—Oet. n, at the Cathelk Char& RI Nie to... l'alAaL toy the Lab. Kee. Dr. Loan, Edward Petrie:, F. to of A. P. If uho D.L., of Mart. m, DOD., to filaftearaa df.fDtet of the late L R. Maeleana, KR., of oboe. .ter plow, Fortmafh pare. RAYMANT—PROOOATT —Oct. 22„ at Ft. oe.. of 011erCam a belereM See. W. whitemw.i.De Poetham, to roam. dauetaav at t f. r.SPU. Zeotaoad. DEATHS. L—ott It Warta. Trtfe ofThark - or, Woo.. of none., ea Wakefield, aged Yr. BRZWIIS.-04, S. S. &walk too.. of Leraider r"" 444 Newt W. COWL? 11, at Eadbrame, &wee, Charlotte. ode of Color" Mega imam—at a, mantras. oloumtmum Illetrea.lLN..akea a. ILSWDALIo—OeL 21, Timm wile of 0. K aka% EP.. of NorroW. pwrik. Mod U. ININad sat PubMasi WituAN Imo HALM of Its IL Ll.bv i alma. a aa. a( Load" haat r lb. Onea la Lao tut Maul la Da Mom of Wlittatin.—NospAr. Mous N. lOn• I / +_ ~^ a sOn hot