The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-11 00:00:00

BY THE POPE. ILAM RXTII 4 ICTION OF A PHILOSOPHY __FRANKFORT, Barr. 5. The lhalewing brief, addressed by the l'ope to the lbehlieherp at eelegee, has been published in the Dmisehisad. The document explains itself, and side else mere chapter to the singular history of seligioes mad philosophic freedom in this country. lieleted der,--11.011 and the apearikal theeing In have sea thy dlellerwlieed pastoral care, ea will lira le sr, awl thy seal la &does el the adobe destriee earriereeely dltplayed, 11111Wedly le the re mid jet elm beet, la eery pelt et the haw width thou, Mined sea. Yin madras to tee ea dr lath of Art irk veopetder the three etedneed by oat repel entheaty, sad herood by our Oweiteardes et the lair ea the Bth of January last, in rtes of rhha the wades et the prier Antluwy Oratist, wit heaved sea, were heirldan. According le the eidtpdea of oar aperelltal Ake, we awe M my bfN of year to peenerei eatkay and ma- Irian& the feisty cd deaths ealarled le as by Oed ; lad, thondors, whir we terleed damp Mu Rimy rash rierwied Oruro liehree, ewe breeeri irodert, Oat Is ChiethWe hook. ereatedthed art atm able mblib, Y eat agiair, red to the resegllea et the pate bah ad eelheit troth, we delayed set to glee Iderelles to Ma Orprpetlea Award, orally rid dOlgoatty to esardee, tad ay Otallow's *rho. la reerhase eith err urge, tad body versater ell le an That Coringedwa. &rant teem esarterce and in tul- Ere* of it duty, baths dereed en ere sad letter, end rehtly, t thin hail Ira grave tad sorearly heportast alt, red heater ralltel we pow te I. art apperdele the derelre of Ohatirt by the their easalmilea, berm ter Awed that ht Oredree warp ewe IN more le ,dear • versiber r spear in the Wird arm to Os berme ef the Gather church. Wise we wirer she WI thee weighed the ride matter, the alkesseid Car ✓epro reed thee dare restker by ear apPlail is Wry or brews le thee, deer* which Gerber's weer see ferliides sed leesedisteL This beer armed by eseselleelly rd pt-red by sr sommead, weal arm" ley be amply air alert kr the bet deleimbree of that gemar, sad in whe obey la the rheas ere roam rd bray, that they have to obey implicitiy, that Me deters arieed i Obalm's boor cram be re woad re per tad Or limeshath It is peratlet to as or to arm tad bird the deers@ papered le these babtr Bee b fent sed to thews babe wrest prow w eir a. We perm ass i area or lie dread to be bee frees rte deg of obelleese and dee seltedeska merry bessiere eat perwe IMO spesikelly embed set mad mailemeri, • haters as Isere semi red erne wr emeskid Y WI rid dimes Teo the them bed, by sad la ler, mesh tree girl., ere sherd ware M mashiar Y prellited Wto err to gay mom from Mel which we hive prmerlbed. Ural bowever, de redly am who Web the cease of that wand preistries pressead tem the bet that the Cap wise beat gird as ewer reekere la Gunther's weer ✓ed is decried rimier Omsk be be worthy ef aroma Phis Is sr grief wit has. light well, that in there ,to Ire mends adembely the eneemee ami highly per deer eyrie f raderlims reedy amilreed by this apostolic eie ; Si has., lamer, Mat le the ~beer there la est • little to be read that verbs la • elm by no mere trifling from the bus esperiee of the faith eirecting the unity of the din., rem b One drama and rear Friar la the err ersty ls to reef to es Oat whet to beer empietry the egetery of the beemetles of the weed, sad resperag the welly of the Abbe perm of the red In two armee—the dire rat the berm Oe neither better see MIRO lONOSOO. WO law that in the mane books the mirth bethier sad dories of t 0.... ware is impaired, der sewed leg le •be emir to be =dry of body rd seal le verb • way Met the seal, sad bred the emseare oar Is the Melia reprises form of the body 0. Nit It I brew see =barn to et, that to the mid hay trip we begat rat serrted in complete eserrietha to the tb•- rr bible vegeetlei God's rarer. Iteeder .a- Arad by ea wassigy whatever, in the rearm of throe. Abe this is relay le be disapproved f ad reeled, Mats Guather's boob the right of Ariake Is oreerfted to brae memo sad phtheophy, whereas a IMMO' of orgies Mein certainly have est te eemmead bet to wirm, sad the ererything is disordered that met remain permarently Seed weerrabg the droner between knowledge sr Mir es else osecaretag the preteal immutability of brit, that ▪ errs nee rd the are, wirer philosophy ad the herr dram veers wither always the era ear ate thry tree teem airy mad eerier mere. be roar lamb it is to be rthermed, that as the holy fathers, who beret to ke regarded as the brain& gems of the cheek see set bred with that memos ehich the decrees of the err& weer* ; Dor deem the arior &bra from them abertele area the Catholic schools. seek ee ear predecemor et reirable memory, Phis YL brolly coodenseel. • We shall also tot per eve is more the ebromeatece, that in Ounther's heed • remly sad Freer emeraer of expmesion is mmiplelely est at eneght, s• tf tt wen pornikted to forget the VOWS of OW Apostle Paid (2 Tim., I. I 3). or what dupers spa is swam sehortation (see "City of God," hb. s., a 23) It is ray permitted es to speak &receding to • err ter that W licence of words may sot create a wire mering OWIS cowering things that are weir by the were Yvem all the, thou meat, beloved son, with what ere sad seal est ' merely thou tilt serf, but also the maseable briar thy warren bishop., mast wauh, ia nowt that the were of Geuther be removed from the remettive breprice, tad with what especial a ircucespeotke thee meet he is thy ward, to W eat that the dories ceetsbed ta those web sad as. readameed shall set is shy wise be prepoaried r ./peeved if by say as to the phirephicel sr theologist derrasela Der whilst we lam ceridesed rd Or yet eases the ribs of Gerber as worthy of ceremaation, sre cannot re fer hue armorer( Is thee that corn this our *- leer me, UM plied Anther Cidathar, has filled as with es smell contration, Mare& se he hes declared repeatedly wish weeds of the larger emsgrobervessee to the parr rein of his roe, Ls Ids mast selearbe helm rimmed se es es the loth of February, that rein wee mer pier ▪ te Wm then .errantly to obey the sewer sollwalty of MIMI and the body ese, is which aseseet he meet humbly ealimitied te the braes enter demos pulley reed swirl he weer Tbb ample of Gistier, is truth !Wrier has bra faliewel to the real joy of ow beset by error three (lechers) of theirgy, phiamphy, sedriestieml War, and law et the Mart germs of Garr, riser eeprelless if Omar. dories, sll of whom see era beloved goes, Ned Ow have sotwil at by leases addressed to ue, that they at. sehmit to the sesemeld dowse, sad that notbir le mom dear to them than really le obey the authority ef owe& sad this holy tee. Rejoicer et ebb ativeregly, we Irate is 'he bur that all ether supporters of Greithefs therms will Weer ether bah the origiesarr sed tht shove-raid is their &rime& sestreer le their ohs& we, and by God's amblobes to Ur saimissloa they ow te ear doctrinal power, anvil" .0. mite arm o thr rater, and Irking car joy fall ie meriewhig. ilenenth thou heel r;dived, beloved eos, veluet w VllO lbsoght A riebt to roply to them "meeting tide meitsr, sad w e law edal.race malt the gresteet Oman thin coppertmaky el aria Wit dying to tam Gad wands this with whit pets lie goodwill we en deveted to this is the Lard. Ai the smut pledge thereof we end to this the wits& bemodlc. Mn, which we 40 levialty with the wire ethaties of ear bort im this thatel4 Wired sea, sad the Sock committed tt the ems. Seleipe. IS, ISM, is the elevrath yrs et ear pianism. Five IX., P.P. • Om Um. nal 61 q. ter•••• al she Pysei of 0. ,„ gib £ Ink lo.slowin 111. 1.4" ;i1 PILATE' TOR TEI INDIAN BILTVIZZILL—Tester ft. =amiss witting ine bold la the Gmesd-bal, Ithrf. la leer to Emote ems hoer to salted prayer to ooa. will adman le the Fromm moleathely sad Abaft web at Wimp Y lalb•" Tbe awl** memobled ea tbe Irmo. tha of Dr. Reis, 'be Moor. bard with the emenname Dr. J. W. Tye looltß the mayor. Thee we • aa. berm ottewleate of be solibro sad laid et wo loos ellabee aselk lad may parse were arab be abbe abbesiem Mse mayor mord the preeselbile with • lea 'merle ea the Mee of Whim is ladle. and We mmystely of Chrlbleme to lb seastey wahine weld blormedea be God be the lormbetioa of the Re =rift Gam be redder ibe .fire,ma Me of pear and ori. The Zee. T. pad roof the NM Prim mimmemlem Ged Is ear bhp sad eissoge ; • wry pesost Mr to tr. abr." The bras, tle Rev. R. p. o, owl be Rm. R. Ilakbalair (laispnina),= is baba sppeptele rohrome b Ile were mei kr dm Wag st ameba, essers/the u V a lrat ea • brier male, and dee Ihr the matiammee et the wefts oseably. being Me nemost woollies la ladle. It wee she sempeoted that gams Moil be NNW br tb bomb oldie widows sad ember of the whine sew est to be bawahse amaged is Me ma; rd wite maderbeed that Ibis isolidea wield be takes bp by M ed Iletimor sad arr.- iiar. Tried bwkity.-2fermierrer THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1857. LETTERS FROM INDLI. INDORE. LITTEI FIOM GINIMAL HAVGLOCICS The fallowing Wee, says the Edeolnerge betty &rut, Whim • naiad geed/am, & native of Tdiabergb, st raw a Hemel Havelock's division : "Camp, Futipote, July 13, 1867. "W. are going on with • large hies of Europeans and I Royal Artillery, and the earth rode are dying before vs. Tenterthey, immediately alter we encamped, them regiments ef laissitry and two o f matey, formerly our own, with • body of medley, attacked so. Oar artillery opened upon thou with the guns beautifully painted, and away the whole fume scuttled, leaving Ye in possession of arm gene, one of them • 24-plunder, another an 18 ditto (we had only 6- pounder.). The Enfield riffs frightened them • the fellows at the gum went spotted off at 700 yards without seeing WI swag or hewing a shot. On we went, captur leg our own ammunition, treasure, tants—all their food and car ers', even to their cooking materials; went right through the tom and mum* on the oder side, without hainjo aka le iliciAerdknO7kaeid of the our own n'y men "m a k r a vid lie. We have the 78th Ilig!dlandent with us; they joined me of 19 a.m. of the 12th. Ni • were drawn up to receive the *wee, which in all genus about 1,200 men to our. of 800 (400 Mho NA artillery, and 400 Europeene ) All of • madden the bespipee struck up " The Campbells are Coming." The Imprlie S. me yes such that I could warmly stand ; twenty pme bikes, sad under different circommancee, I had baud lops mama tans, probably played by the same begpipas. In lifielmergb. . Our ma (Sabo) are true as steel, end I ens proud to hem medical dory of such • regiment. Whatever In the do g . way d bravery • &roma aim they ea. The Eu rope& soldiers Mar; it, sad y they clamed us in yeatiag. The Skin woe at the compliment, for Ole Mat of European trees es pest la this cowl) , that the people my they owe bargee& belt inns. I like toe life amp well, and would ad brow Is millei tc citeday for some thing. As coital, .hai =raft es, lem into It. I ea the only surgeon la thergenf vestment, and em enttrely on my own hook. The Illwegem have about one gloomy 200 mat.- DELHI. The &Bowleg letter hes bees remind from a roam (Aker ~f the 1101 h Pam, amil the a of a higbly ettemosel " On. ham NW, Jaa.29. •• Wy dolma 11.—I der may by lab time yes bare hoard a grew 41•1 about our debug eat Ire, mul also perhaps hare mu mg same mess the Ilet sem* woundo4;* bat am't be la may mg, 'lensed sliest me ea thask Mal 1 um ratty mem galls wen Age* althongh 1 hare W • meet sammow mem 1 win tel you stoat it =Z, We l ia Mend au the 17th el May, sad, aftar it 'mob, imeumgml 17 the bombe of the river Werivas. Imo mile Moe Delhi. Our tome sew abitdd two egesdreme Chombitterra (4N nee) et the Nth Rifles, belt . tresp e M li erre Wilkey (4 attioemite), ems batter/ of hot artlllery (6 eimeleemire), sad two logo p.. IM6htstm.i.). via 166 artallery merits; Wei 1,1 lighting .aWe armed m the elver Madman ea the let the 10th, aid in the ellemeem ear moats tame i r i Z tumid the enemy to be gammas( la pod form We all Immedidely turned vat, mid as mare yaw we ender tome lip bang canto • • grad eigheaeolpemed Mao tie amp, boorkteg elf the boy et ebe serge ell tug. of the Caratameen, sod weemaNg mre hems we way thee immediately oriel e. tiooe • nod mem we watt over the ommmeetem- bridge ti . ether Wed the • rage. We to.. wended, owl reared Is Air- War g order, drag en we weal; rad whilst the - ry rd Carabiasere tared their led liar, we dea A re via r Need the village, sad Seth it sad their nom at the Ost of the bayonet ; sad hi re brat glee Ufa, were rely Arhus fen the laid, Webs d their gore, saiserides, sr boas. Our bee is the Rides wee OM er erns ark rd Sahib& sr shout Id worded. " V= Capra Arrows wow Med whir asking see althea gum He re war* hie weed ever the essayed gres, wed chsseise on hie nes, when re of the wary lid re the aura vas wasps, sod lbw bimailf. pow Aware, end these of nor am te pleas. The rat thy the mew err dews spin is greet 15.,. to Meek r, bet did sot error quite arloue to err ter the scratch ; het we was kept oat the era day under the meet ✓esin sue, dririg then leek warm they car seer, Our isees this day wee vary re*, though poor Napier of ours rear through thole& eal bes since died of hi. wound it Herr After theme re phi we baked three days aril we arid by trees the esesarder-hi , hief, to know wire we roe to reset lir sal searrele our force. We lord Oeserel Mad ea the 7th at Air hears sere • rya mail of gout forty se eier area the aerated dither 3,000 sr, it re to r ear upon Deed. We id Advert ea the credal of the Ilth Jur, sad after No bows of se shay se wee prier, we doer the airy der their r 1 bird eserree before Delhi; sad yeedirs glad we were to re It too, little thiskiag of the rid Seelig we Arid bare before ws weld ear those wens. Met seeming the eneoq had errs we alveoli sew use the walls of Delhi, sad bad asseepil therseire deur riles nut, to atop mom mg way ; het they Mad thew ✓hea drivels heck to the very welts of their ingeria city, with the kr of orris of 1,000 um. II nos" mud 2 wowolords. Our ova Iwo woo shout HO NM owl wounded, Wily owe( ths Thtli. Hon thr vre hove las be k aore. lug se the Went trow eon lentteries, 1,210 yank hi W too !er be have lark awe NI time, and WO am wait* fee . _ . indensments Wen gong in to Rena the city. Is the eaminwldle, the ere acs coon out nearly Ines, day and attack us. The y in y shout 0.000 strong, but their whole Rees In Delhi is upwards of 13,000, while our own en able el about 4,000. They are always driven beck in them cuffs, and always with severe low on their aide, sad amestimes Mier heavy in ours. It was &nine me et than intecks that I wee out with only about 20 gimp own men, drifter the immny out of a small village lint they led get pealeaska of, that we owns wren 63 dim army bleismel up Is a corner, with two high walks in all rear, and nredese M their treat. We attempted to brew than from about 110 yards, Mt Wing that they had War cow than we her, sad tluit my mu wen falling fast mound as., I ordered than to enthuse volley, flebayosets, and am*. Hurrah! away war weak, Ned hardly bed I got twenty yards before I het a sleep twice be i L is h y au Saide, and Ilmere I was hit. Away I went, eotiri the psi and blood, and cutting down the first me my mad, I was won engaged band to hand with • Soppy. I kit Ids bayonet cut my wrist, as if to the bone, but I - knew be was then finished, for my *word wee through him up to the Mk. After that I can remember no more. 1 net know my right arm fall powerless to my aide, a clout on my ben met err acting, led all was over. The nest thing I remember was waking with an ailing side, a eon arm, and stiff is. ist, and then I knew I had hen wounded in three Ores. Dee belle bad gone through the fleshy put of my side, pen t:nit* about an inch ; the other balls bed gnus underesath my right arm, oboe to the armpit, cutting through the muck and out again ; and the bayonet cut deep in my wrist. However, all my wads are nearly healed, and I ens out nelarday fighting them age* when I loot L, killed sad woman al my own , sad two men shot down OS Sate aide of sea, yet I was NM tourhid ; and we moved to ens the =may ben with inimenee lam. It was same anbeketien to Maw that, after I kill on the ilab urn were ell like milatm aml infarialag at vexing ma ant down, milted in and barmaid imp um of than, and they counted 33 bodies lying In that ass come up is Imp. I has no time to nue any mare, as I have to get nedy kr pkket. We have very hard work to do, and an Meetly useamfortable Is tents °wing to the nu, sad want of ski which we an oak to obtain, the country being in Ms bunk et the gamy. Since I was kid up we have had In ewe ef oar own oaken wounded, and although erne ham Mn severely as now dangeronly. Don't be tno ankle/ sheet me. I hope my nest letter will be to tell you that Delhi is lane and the kkg haoged. So good bye, and love to all. " P. T. C." THE LATE SIR NORMAN LESLIE. SPORTING. DERBY RACES-TEIIIIDAT. Tun flot7iWiTfitrznociTa ;•0i; 2 ft, with 30 added, for all ages. The sexed hr sere him make. About three- gouts,. of • mile. Mr. E. Drowlit's Slattern by La* of Gwynn', 3 P 7•1 (Perdition) 1 Mr. Poz's ,eka, 3 pm, fist .... Snowdon) 2 Lord ChreessWa ook by &aka out of Gen& I 3 let 11111 (Cromwell) 3 Mr. s yet, lst 41b ( Plumb) 4 The folleribig Moo inn : Usimproted, Defy Hercules, Mfrs Ifightiagale, Jerk, &army Petrel, Dot. Batting - 3to 1 opt &Morn sad Oen& Kitty colt, 6to 1 each opt Moonshine and Magno li a. Weer by • length; half • lerigik between the second and third • • lends between third and berth. Unexpected broke • blood-mmel, and did not pre the post. Toe Cnnernaristo STAKES, fair 2-pIIT-olds. This.' quarters of • mile. (7 obit.) Mr. Halford's Mainstay by Peppermint, Sit 121 b cludiag 51b extra) (Kendall) w o Ti., CNATSWOITE STAIN, .160 som., added to • Han dicap of 10 sore. each, h ft, and 3 only if declared; winners extra. One toile and • quarter. Mr. Southby's Lao by Womenlity, 3 yrs, fist 7lb (Chalioner) t 1 Mr. 11. Drewitt's &atm.:, 3 pe, des 716 (T. W. Tordbans) t 2 Mr. Copeland's St. Dunstan, 4 yrs, 6M nb (Plumb 3 Mr. Handley's Lord Jersey, 3 yrs, Est (Pritchard 4 Mr. Malliek's Hastioc3.yre Mager (Fordhant 5 Betting :6to 6 apt 4to Slattern, to 1 eget any other. A fine ram the distance with Leo end Slattern resulted in • diml beat ; bad third. - - SILLIMO STA RS/O f 30 son ., added to a Sweepstakes of 6 son. each. Das mile. (7 subs.) Mr. J. Memo's bilrertad by Maleolla, 2 yrs (201.), Est 31b (A. PAlrerds) I Mr. Pinata' s Rohe, 3 ors (201.), Est 9lb (Cballourr) 2 Mr. Booth's Honeydew, 2 re (201), 4at 9lb (car ried 6st 31b) (Pritchard) 3 Mr. Mrillah's Mosashise, 6 yes (201 ), 7st 1316 (Hibbard) 4 Mr. Cop shad's Dot, 2 yrs (201.), 4R 911e (aerrisd ast 13lb (Newborns) 6 Bittla 610 WS Nlrintmil, 6to I test say other. Won by a good third. The wlnsee was bought is de 62 Ores. (aT BLICTILIC TILSOBAIi.) JCVIIXILZ STAR'S. alikKiall Ethos, Tit 71bNIsetediag 61b extra) (Teribaza I Trot, det I Ilb (including dlb extra) (Plumb 2 Filly by Mentor— Psyche, dm gib (Cite%Der 3 Filly by %rpm ran:— e,—Babtt hit elb --(Creswell 4 TM following aloe )Laggielmoder, Plague Commove, Woodmite, Scbeedelket, %%dikes, mid Archbald. Woo by three-qoartere of • • leagth between the wood sad third, good dearth. Coraboeo wee filth. RIOTS IN BELFAST. The Belfast papers represent the fire lighted last Sunday as still smouldering. The Befloat Mercury says: In addition to the death already stated, regarding the rioting in this town, further ;articular' have been made public. About seven o'clock on Monday night, the Inflam mable materials in the brirkneld of Mr. Millen& at the rear of Sandy-row, near Wesley-place, was discovered to be on lire in four or five different "lam at once. This brickfield is pretty ettensin, sad, being, in the immediate neighbourhood of the town, it is of vast use to the labouring population, may of whom ire constantly employed by the spinted pro- Odor. The prior portion of the ground was 'bedded over, and the roping, together with the gates, has been en tin destroyed, involving • for of property to a consider lemount. It was useless to attempt to extinguish the dames, they spread with such rapidity, owing, in • great ' measure, to the materiel of which the rooting was composed. It the not been secertaned whether the property was insured; but that it was a menden, burning there can be little doubt. Mr. !Oland Is a catholic, and it in supposed that the fen had something to do with the oceurniums. Others, spin, amen that the watchman mused the burning from hie care lessness while waking ; bat, be that as it meg, the matter will most likely be inquired into, when the real muss will be aseertained. This wee the only incendiary fire known to have token place. Not a few persons have term very seemly beaten. Mobs lurked at the COMICS of streets, In entries, end gateways, and fall upon husocent people eLhe , :daring. Many cams of this nature have been to the police authorities ; but, ea the surer son are unknown, nothing as be dam On the Cresalie road the houses of some of the workers of Mears. Johnston end Carlisle were wrecked by a mob of rioters. This peaty ellen were brutally ill-using a man at the bourn in qua non, end the people very humanely gave the poor fellow shelter, when their dwellings were attacked. A party paraded in the SUM locality at • later hour, playing fifes end drums. In Millfteld, and the old "disturbed districts," shots were frequently fired, bat without effert—one fellow, it ham bun asserted, assuring an admiring crowd that he could hardly bold his pistol, it was so warm, owing to the number of shots discharged therefrom. The mayor, with lathy others of the land magistracy, were present, and by their judicious arrangements prevented the easembling of large bodies of men at soy particular point. Tuesday evening, rein eel In, which has imensantly continued up to 12 o'clock, and has had the effect of keeping the people within doors. Every thing is quiet me fn. PRESTON (LANCASHIRE) ANNUAL COUNTY SESSIONS. The annual sessions of the magistrates of the county of Lancaster were held yesterday in the Court-hoar, Preston ; the Right Hon. M. T. Haim., Chancellor of the Duchy of IoaDOISHOZ, in the chair. Much important business wee brought under consideration part of which was the superannuation sllowance under consideration, provisions of the statute b and 6 Victoria, rap. 98, see. 30, to be granted to the Rev. J. Clay, who had retired from the chaplaincy of the prison, after a benevolent warm of service for thirty fire yank The annuity proposed to ha granted to Mr. Clay wee 2621. 10a., that amount being prescribed with respect to pawns In the public asewke by statute 4 and 5, William IV cep. 24, Mr. Clay's salary as chaplain having been 3501. per annum. There bad been some slight opposition raised against the proposed Vl= ‘ ; Dilation grant ; but upon the question bang brought the annual seenone yesterday, the full pension eras allowed. The Rev. J. P. Murphy, who has for twelvemonths die charrid the duties of aavietant chaplain, was appointed Mr. Clay s successor. The Rev. John Clay's long oonnenion with the Preeton House of Correction was marked by the adoption of measures in that prison which have rendered it modal in point of wise sad salutary discipline. TO Tall EDITOR 01 TNT IMPORTS. ISTI,-1 observe in your paper of to-day paragraph cod does the 2V,rtA Briti,A Body Nail reforalsg to my relative, the late Sir Nieman Leslie, who was lately mur dered fa Ind* and containiag mon than ow mis-statsreent of Borg, width kindly allow ma to outset. It is set to.. that Sir Norman nand an apprenticeship to a drepwor to 437 one in Kelm ee elsewhere. After com • plating Ids eduratin in that town safer Dr. Ferguson. be obtained, at the arm of nineteen, a minable in the Indian army through the kind interval of hie Orme the Duke of Roaboarath sod the kla Sir Cheeks Whine. Tho circum stance. if hi. family (which oris would hove napalmed to bees lain beyond the cognisance of the public pine) an namely lees incorrectly mated in the paragraph referred to. Sir Norman le not not eederl. to appear. an some of your conternporsrre, by his brother John Lloyd Leslie, who dos not am survive. Lot by his Pon Charles Henry, a bop cif eight yens of age, sod at present in this country.—l ma. JA>IES H. TURNBULL 24, Milton•atreet, Dorsort.lepame, Sept. 9. CoNTETANCZ or TROOPS TO INDIA.—LITERPoOL, Tut a4s, y .—A - tln 111. underwriters' moos k.day autos that payday Girton screw ateauvahipt, but ha mama wags taw odatiod. although 200 yore offend for charter TM Ildbeft dee the aims at tbo stoma-Ave oalattlid. anti tisk sisiesa:—Fer lloahat —(rtat Inlais, Italia 11.11firout, and Wan Obrieft (NM*. aed Pk LOWS ( Filage). E•o• iumoksio—being, Art sad Lop& Air Ehhas—llabless. LAIIVSItisesIIIII4—HOLLOWAVS PILLS SISOISLII V as. vas 1.2 Orss . =c— i sTp• rt. minas NOY of Sae = I Z 6 VW awl Wed& sod Om milt = s tria al Ilesrllsodin: .1 emploi milmift, am wir. oar law boos 11.11•6 lip INSISS =.= MS 11.11101111 Wass 11•1•191 . pew . 1 = adn !ca s t ~. : L riditeD,TAM THE POLICE COURTS. itAitsiqx-NOt BE. Fri Mans Iraldol% • weilmdemseil yyooaa V oogg man, formerly a clerk in the service of the South ßailway and River Dun Coal Company _mil who had hem approliended at Tomato by Spin*, _the deadline/Am, ma brought be im Mr. Alderman Hall, upon tic. charge of having an ad& the moneys of his employers. Mr. Humphreys appeared in support of the pmemation, and Mr. wormer attended on the part of the prisoner. Mr. Humphreys seld—Sir, in this nee I have to trouble you on the part of the South Yorkshire Railway and Rime Dun Coal Company whose clerk the prisoner at the bar was, and the complaint aganat him la that on divas (medians he received money for and on screant of lila masters, the company ; that it was his duty to have paid that money into the house of Memo Cants and Co. the ambers of Bonfield, who filled a &notion of treat in th e company; that between the 6th and the 18th May in the prase& yew, Ite caved • variety of sums amounting altogether to OW. Os. 3d., which mos ies he ought to have paid into the banking-Maws of Masers. Currie and Company. Ho did not do so, bat ab mended from his employment, and, upon information of the hot being riven here so Ion( ago as the 3rd June lest, the Lard Hamm was plowed to grant a warrant for th•avoner's apprelimeks for the felony I have mentioned. That warrant wee outlasted to a very diligent and respectable racer of the City of London, of the name of Spittle, who went with the Secretary of Stota'a authority to Canada, and thee's, I think at Toronto, he apprehended the prisoner. He brought him to London yesterday, and the prisoner is before you to-day to:annwer than charge. J. Spada, the detective officer, was then sworn, and said— Os the ird an. last the warrant for the prieonmeeq:srwr in ehen dempradneed was grantedgranted by _the Lord Mayor, and aced soy Wok for execution. After inetitutinp I pro seeded to Canada, end apipmhmaded the prisoner on the 30th July lost et an hotel, celled the litoria House, at Toronto, when he wee pawing under en amused name. Mr. J. F. Hicholll ma en accountant in thrill Cool Department of the South Yorkshire Railway Hirer Dun Company. On the 3rd June lest I came to the Ham .ion-house, and made the deposition produced, upon which the warrant for the prams?' apprelismon ma granted. The deposition was put in evidence. It was to the effect that it was the duty of the primmer, who had been nearly two years in the employment of the prosecutor in the cops city of junior clerk, to pay the daily cash balances to the *c omet of Mr. J. C. Handad, the manager of the company, at Mane. Curries' banking-home ; that various amounting to 691. 3d.. belonging to the company . , w been paid to the primmer, and had not been amounted for by him, and that the prisoner had not been to the prosecutor's office eft. rho 19th of May last. The deposition concluded a. follows —On or about the 15th of May last, the said William Waidon, as I am in formed and believe, received the following cheques to remit to a Mr. George Copley, at Great Grimsby, in the county of Lincoln, which he neglected to do, and instead theme( paid the name cheques to his own account at Mean. Barclay 8e,,., aid Company's, bankers, namely, one of the Indemnity Assurance Company for 1211. 3s. lid., one of the Royal Amarsace Company for 1081., ono of the Merino Aneuranes Company for Ur, and one of the London Amman, Com pany for 531. 17a. 4d." The witness having formally stated that the deposition he ad made, and upon which the warrant hod been granted, w. Mr. Humphreys !applied fora remand, which wee not ob jected to by r. Wonmer. The piaster, on whose person Spittle, the Of BOIT, found 8601. at the ti me of him apprehension, ma then remanded. CLERKENWELL. George Taylor Catlin , a surgeon, residing at 10, York terrace, St. Paul's-road, Islington, wee charged on remand with obtaining, by mean. of • forged order, front Mr. Coulter, • stomach pump of the value of 21. 10s. ; Moo on suspicion of stealing from 26, Burton-mercent, • valuable epeculum and a pocket cam of surgical instruments, the pro perty of the Royal General Dispensary, Burton-crescent. The facts of the owe have already appeared in this journal. The prisoner waa admitted to bail, but on the present coca pion the gentleman said that the prisoner was in such a state of nervous excitement that be was unable to attend, and they therefore asked for an adjournment for • fortnight. When the prisoner was being brought up by the railway by eer giant Chonn, 6 E, he Egad to he glowed to put his bend under one of the wheels. The case was wijournsi kr a fortnight. WESTMINSTER. _ Nary lindy, • gM between ii;nll6 years of age, was elated with ill-basting Lawrence Shea, a child of two years old. The child's mother, who lives at No. 1, Wood's-bulldinge, Chelsea, at eight o'clock in the mooning went out to work, leaving the child and cos still youngr in charge of the girl Healy. On ,her return she found the child with sewers tociisse on its body and limbs, and the girl silmitted that the child would not Wood to ler ohs heat it, gut with her hand and then with a man, which was kept in the kitchen. The prisoner, whoappeasssi sorry for what she bad door, was committed for trial. 60pTEWARK._ Mr. Cornwall, the dreTt io — tlMguardiana of the poor of Bennondaey, waited upon Mr. Burchaut to reply to certain observations which appeared in the papers relaUve to the alleged inhuman conduct of the pariah authorities. Mr. Cornwall, addressing his worship, said—l em in structed by the board of guardians to ask you, sir, whether certain observations, represented to be made by you at this • court on Monday last, and reported in the Tones end other morning porn, respecting the conduct of the pat ish autho rities of , are true or not ? Mr. Barchaen— he =ewer I make is thin—ln the lent plaoe, this very morning a poor half-starved female, named Mary Satchel!, wee brought before me, being found by the Colio. wandering about Bermondsey without shelter, and not aving the amine to procure food. The constable took bar to the workboom in lie roondaey, and represented her ease to the man at the door, when he refused to give bee either food or lodging. This poor woman hem beim brought before me, and she found the shelter and bud she required at the station-hour The other morn ing an old man, 76 years of age, wee brought before me on • similar charge, being in want of food and shelter, and actually in • state of stiwratien. Ile was taken to Bermond sey Worktioure, and his case represented to the person at the door, but both shelter and food were refused lune. The constable, in that instance, actually purchased food for the poor man out of his own pocket. Another police constable told me at the time that • night or two prior he took a mlaerable creature to Berromodeley Workhouse, and being refueled food and eheiter, be supplied the unfortunate creature with enfllcient to prevent starvation from his own pocket. I have no reason to believe that the statemente are untrue; therefore, believing that they are tree, I have no hesitation in saying that the etindeet of the authorities is most inhuman. ThM all I wilt to say. Mr. Caswell—l want blame, air, whether the statements appearing in the paper, and purporting to be made by you, , ere tree or not? _ . _ . 117r.13;;I;M—I am out {wined at your asking such a ques tion, and I hare no new to answer it. Ilr. Cornwall—l am directed by the board of guardians to ask it. After some further Commies, Mr. Barham rid-1 have read the newspaper, and I don't use that I bees any sneerer to give you reepecting the report, se the facts are sot denied by you. When you were before me on a prior marks, you told me the rules or orders of the porta authorities were that no person should lie ratted into the warkhoues unless they belonged to the pieta of Bermondsey. Mr. Contemn—l log to deny that, sir. IL,. Beecham—l am surprised at your conduct, air. If you have say complaint to make, do it in a respectable man ner. I say again that the facts sworn before me on oath show that the conduct of the parish authorities of Ber mondsey was inhuman. I could not help making such a remsrk, end I hope I shall not have to do it again. Mr. Cornwall rre left the court. HAMMERSMITH. Henry Catu, ft licenneif;b 7 iii;se, i&11,1124,wan amp.' under the following cirensonimess : Police constable Down, of the T division, stand that about hall-past 12 o'clock that morning his attention was drawn is • gnat disturbance in front of the Carole Tavern, opposite to which there ie • cab-stand. He went up to the plane, and found sin or seven men standing upon the pavement swear ing and making a swat noise. There were some albs en the stand, the whole of whkh were unattended. He requested those who belonged to the cube to go over to them, and the others who had no cabs ho desired to leave the plaes. The defendant then commenced entering about Lord I"showstea sad the police authorities, and would not go to his Gab. Wit ness then asked hint for the number of his badge, and Its re fused to show it. Witness then went over to the cab to take the number, when the defendant took up a large stow end threw it at him. The stone struck hie hat, and elm his head, which was very much swollen in consequence. The defendant denied that he was in soy way the worse for liquor. In the army if • man had been drinking be was taken to the guard-house, and if he went through his facings he was not considered drunk. (Laughter.) He had been In the army, and he asked the sergeant to pot him through his facing., to show that be was not drunk. The sergeant would have dome so if he had known anything about drill. Mr. Arnold asked the defendant what ha bad to my to the charge? The thhadant add] he never threw the Mom It was mother mu. Three cabinen were then called, and Bald the dekeday! w sober, and that he never threw sny stone. Two of them, however, differed in their statements. • • - - - - Mr. ArnoldArnow ead there being n discrepancy in the evidence fer the detente, he could not place say reliance on it. Be, therefore, fined the decadent 20e., ar 14 dare Imprisonment. The money was immediately pad. RMIOLD SCROOIJ TOR ROTTRUIRMII.—The necority for these schools In this dearly populated district haring bren long felt, the Rev. Edward 13lick, the respected rector of Itotberhithe, Its written a letter, in whieh he says, That it will be satisfactory to the friends of education to learn that the shirt has attnietcd the attention of the parishioners, and that if only 1301. rens can be raised two schoolrooms, one for 100 boy., the other for 100 Oda, will be b u ilt before Chriwmas. That the number of Sow children is larger than seppeod, Sense unhappsly besides these parents receiving parish relief there are many more who we cull for theater's., and entirely neglect the well-bent d tiny ebildne." FRENCH ..IND ENGLISH FISHERMEN. On Wednesday, Louis Gifford, Muter of the No. 299 of Dieppe, sad Nicholas Germs, Master of the No. 848, of Belong's', were brought before the North Shields magietratim by Lieut. Sizepoon, of the Otter. charged with fishing within a mile end a half of the Northumberland mast, mid the charge brag proved spinet them, they were each Seed 101. end costa. Lieut. Sit:4.9os, in answer toe question from the Mayor, stated that the English fiahermen complained very much of the damage done to their nets by tie French boats fishing upon the English ground. As stated that the crew of a French lugger had been guilty of a very malignant act on the previous night. Tbey had sailed their vowel with a grapnel. iron over her stern, through a hest of English boats, and tore away five or nix of their nets. The crew had, however, covered their number, and the English fisherman had not been enabled to identify the meeel. At present about 150 large French 1 manned with crews of from 15 to 20 men each, are Soloing for herrings in the North Sea. As we have before stated, by inte rnational treaty the fishermen of ether country are prohibited from fishing within three miles of their neighbours' coast; but the British Admiralty have only provided one steamer this mama to cruise between the Humber and Berwick, and pro tect 150 miles of wan. 01 course, au the beet Babe, is within three miles of the land, mid am the crews of the French lugger* exceed in number the men on board our beets time to our, they have literally possemion of the herring fishing, and do an they like; for it is not found that the one solitary steamer can keep up any sort of regulation along each a line of coast. INDIAN TELZORAPELyiA THE EUPHRATES recisr. The following information, derived from an au thentic source, is a practical illustration of the security of • telegraph through Syria and Mesopotamia, end of the wisdom of the. PPorte in refusing to incur the responsibility of pro totting It The epoch of serious disturbances to Syria and of the disurgenfsed state of that important province of the Turkish empire which have been cunent in Paris for some days peat are fully confirmed by the following letter received from Beyrout, dated the 16th of August Our nerchents are in a state of great uneasiness, and U order be not restored in the country all transactions with the interior will become impossible. The mail which left this on the 10th inat. for Demescue was plundered at a dietaries of de league. from Beyrout by the Drums, and two of the guards were severely wounded. Cash to the amount of 182,000 peeves was w eird off by the highwaymen. Of this roam 100 000 pismires belonged to the bad government, and the remainder to pri vate persons The Emir of the Drums has written to the Defterdar here to my that be took this money to indemnify himself for the arrears of pay due to him for several years. The local authorities, in place of punishing the malefactors, are imposing fresh taxes on the people to replace the money stolen. News of a still more dimatroua nature has been re ceived here. It is said that the great caravan, which left Damascus for Bared two months since, has been completely plundered by the Bedouins of the tribe of ChAllallaT. This caravan, composed of 1,260 camels, carried merchandise worth 15,000,000 piastre*. The drivers in want of water turned from the direct mad to reach a branch of the Tftri is or Euphrates, and while in the Desert the caravan was attacked and pillaged. This news has caused great anxiety among the merchants here, who still bops that it will not be con firmed." MARKB2S. COTTON.—Lmaroot., Barr. 10.— TM market has been fictive, and dosed with an upward tendency, and price* of American are ed to id., Bnrat, Brasil, and Egyptian r full id., and memos S an Islands d. i per lb. dearer than last week. The sake are 12,000 bales, 3,000 on speculation, comprising 300 l'ensam and Manahan', 10d to 11d.; 300 • , ltd. to 13d.; 3,000 Surat, 60. to Bd.; and 160 San b lend. , led. to 2a. pm Lb . leaped iw the week, 20,000 bales. WOOL AND WORSTED.—DaanroaD, Srer. 10. We have had fewer transaction. for wool than for come weeks past, but the high rate of prices asked in the country causes • firmness to be manifested, and . spinners are only buying to supply immediate wants. Node and brakes are firm at late quotations. The Chamber of Commerce of the worsted district is net about to commence an inquiry with regard to the loss of the fine wool trade in Bradford and the subordinate towns and villages. In worsted yarns, there is • fair amount of business passing, and spinners continue to be engaged to order. The Lancashire manufacturers are taking more than for some time post. The export boom" area bubo putter, and are waiting tor the Lelpuo fair before doing any amount of Lumina's. Cotton Tamar* held firmly at advancing pricer. Business is not Lamb. The attendance of merchants le an average, bat Choir order s for stuff goods are only smeU. On the whole, for the Urns of the year,tbis branch of our tende is not brisk. Many of the warehouse, however, ere doing a good business. CORN.—BIRMINOH•II„ SEPT. 10.—At Gloucester, OR the 6th, English wheat realised en Mame of 2a. to 3e. per qr. ; sad at Worcester cm the same day Is. to 2s. per quarter more money was obtained; old foreign firm, at former rates. Oats and barley, a fair sae, without change in their value. Beane rather higher. During the present week the transu dea in new English wheat have been at an improvement at 21. par quarter. In barley, beam, cad peas no quotable altrestien ma be reported. Old oats scarce, and quite as dear ; new grey rather r.heeper. At Wolverhampton pater day the supply of wheat was lass, and the tale not beak, at • Am of 2.e. to 3e per quarter. At this day's market there was a large supply of English wheat, and the trade opened at a Tile of 2e. to 3s. per quarter. bat closed only Is. to 2s. per quarter higher, at which • clearance was effected. All kinds of barley gave way Is. to 2e. per quarter. Oats were firmly held for previous rates. Beane and pate unaltered. Dream, SEPT. 10.—We had a fair supply of wheat, the greater part of which was of this year's growth. Trade wee dull, but en advance of about 24. per qr. was obtained. There was a tolerable supply of new barley. which sold at about hat week's priors. In other grain no elteratioa. Wheat, best, 665. to 625.; middling, 495. to 565. ; inferior, 40s. to 495. Berle? , 4011. to 46e. Oats, 2.6 a. to 355. Beans, 46a. to 60e. Peas, 445. to 46.. per qr. Flour, fine, 43m. to 47e. per sack; seconds, 40s. to 43e. MANCRISTIS, SEPT. 10.—Our market this morning was well attended, but the ad mend rotas demanded checked sates. Wheat wee ht atothosto must at aa antaadatost of 2a. per quarter on English new, while old Arnetican red brought to 44., and white Id. to 24 per 70th.. over the currency of this day semi ht. Flour meat ho quoted fully la. per sack higher, but without so much activity in demsnt Beans were fully as dear. In old oats no change was oh. 'enable. Oatmeal, both old and new, yea in limited supply and M. par load dearer. Wien corn roamed la. per quarts; --- more missy. liewani, Barr. 9.—At our market ol? , then was good 'Madame sad a good supply el u. Wheat ready sale, at from 2s. to 3.. over last w eeks prices. 'ree pekes cd grain:—Whit. wheat, new, 62a. to 665.; old, 61. to 6135.; red, new, 68s. to 60..; old, 625. to 64.'• barley. Uag, 465. to 605.. grinding, 38e. to 40s. ,• oats,' 365. to 385. ; Mroa , Oid, 624 to MS. ; peas, 465. to 48s. ; malt, 13a to SOL par quarter. . . NIMBI:MT Barr. 10.—We hare an Wu:reamed supply of wheat, wkieg met a free side at ratter reduced rates f rom last week. These wes some quantity of new barley on offer, rarities is quality, and sold at from Me. to e6s. per qr. Oats, beets, and per without change. UZIIIDOI, Barr. 10.—The trade to-day is brisk. What le A. to la. , psr qr. higher in price. Oats la per qr. dearer. The Met pm* for wheat is 68a. per qr. The supply is good. W LLLLL OID filar. 9.—Our supplies of grain frost the formers are on the increase. Wheat and barley ere fully al deer cc lad wok, but oats have leaded fully 3d. per bou during the last few days. - EDINIIOIOO BKPT. 9.—We had in the market to.g. 1,173 qrs. wheit, 1.014 qes. barley, 788 qrs. oats. and 205 mg. brim There was sold :—Whest, old, 633; 187—total, 820; barley, 806; oats, 674 ; and beans. qrs. Supplies of grain were not so large to-day. B A end wheat higher In price. Oats cheaper, and bests better. Sales were heavy. As compered with lest week • —She e t, 6s. down on top, and 2e. 4d. up on average. Barley, up on top, and Is. 9d. up on average. Oats, lc up on top, and 4d. down on avenge. Beans, 3e. up on top, and 6d. up au average. Wheat, 30e. to 63e. Barley, 28s. to 43c OW, 26e. 6d. to 364. 6d. Bans, 43a. Od. to 63e. New whist —first, 62a. • wooed, 64a. Bd.; third, 40e. Gerrit a of wheat, 46e. Ild. 4-12th.. Weight of top what, r 3 63511*.; new, 62115.; barley, 6651b5.; cads, 4651b5.; Dana, 6541b5. per bushel. _ _ . . Ocaeoow, Barr. 9. The market is unormily tors of choice qualities of wheat, and the trade has Hewed en improved ingoiiy during the week. To.dey wheats sold readily at an advance of 6d. to le. per 2401 Ia; no change in secondary descriptions. Flour has been put op L. per cock. Barley trade slow, value unaltered. Beaus end peas firm, at full prices. Ow for feed arc quite II deer, *ad new oatmeal mon inquired after in retail. CATTLE.—Newate ltatm. B.—The supply of bouts sag sheep at market to-0q ens good. Beef, 8.. to 8. 66. re Miami mutton. 7el •to 70. per lb. There Imre 71 kerb end 676 sheep in the =Amt. Entwernon, SEPT. 9.—There was a large rippl y of sheep end lamb. this morning, the number being 8, or 223 more than last week. Demand good, end a ioof clearance effected at prices fully equal to those realised hut week. Top price of the best mutton, lid. ; current, bed. to bid. Ewes and inferior, from sd. to 6d. par lb. Lambs, top price, 23a.; current price, from 12.. to 16n, and doss to 4s. per head. Blackhued, top pricee . 135., 12s. 6d. and 124.; current price, from 8.. to 10e. and down to 7.. 6d. a bead. The supply of cattle was ;null, the number bang 297, or 95 fewer than last week. Top pnoe of the beet be{ Bs. 9d.; current price, Bs. - ,middling end inferior, re. to Ts. per 'animist stone. A good clearance. Fat pigs, from fn. W. to 7s. per stone. Si: to eight weeks old pig; km 7s. to 12e. 9d a-head. Sales also good. We lad in the market to-do Sheep, 8,934 ; let oat* 297 ;lean ditto, 41; roach cows, 54 ; and pigs, 331. CHEII3B.-Bextsounr, Bcrr. 10.—Our extensive and increasing market was held to-day, when between 20i and 300 toes al prime cheese were pitched for sale, though chief, new, old cheese being scum and in a few hand.. There was • good &Undone of very large dealers, and the linnets of the day was eatosisin, though slow ; in fact several large gumboots were effected the previous evening, and nearly the whole of the supply was disposed of, fully maintaining pre. vine currencies, except, in a few instances, some Inferior sod unsound gamete were disposed of a shade lower. The follow. fug were the avenge prices :—Store►, Ms. to 345. ; hrif cowards, 64e. to Me.; Wiltshire doubles, 60.. to Ilk; floconests, 62a. to 68s. ; Cheddars, 720. to 78e. per cwt. ROCHESTER AND CHATHAM RACES. THVISDAT. Tan MEDWAY STAKZI Of 3 110•11. each, with 25 adds= 11-yr-elde awl upwards. Optional selling weights, Ake. rand sad a distend*. (3 subs.) Angeds Perk Monti, by Wriatherhitz. (0), 64 1316 Mr. Baaka's Naughty Boy, 3 yin (1001.), st frib (car. Tat 111 b) (Searle) 2 Paula Monti whiles hadiag ran out at tie lower teny led much monad, aid lets Naughty Boy with the lad. Peak Monti was, however, soot netted, sad th• other two ping at a slow pace, oho repined the lead, gad wan by IMP lengtha. Lucy Lookit broke down, and iikl ad pm the poet. The windier was bought in for 0:10 med. THZ VIIITHILS' our TftAIIZAMIN'• PIATI, of 60 ases. (handicap), added to • Sweepstakes of 10 sow. each, 61t, mid 2 only if &dent Til• whirr et say plats or mireepetskee, vane 1004 ladmilltho ts, wiemer's own stakes, efts, the de demotion of the owe bib., twice 106. entre. The mead to an.. Ids . One mils and a-balf. (20 subs, 9 of when dedared). Mr. B. Linde Ards, by logo, 3 Tra ). Dit nb 1 Mr. T. Maghes's Wangler , 3 yrs, 61b &. Cl i t aa rk ' i 2 Mr. P. Darling's Adamant, 4 yon, Ist Ilb..(Cooltar . ) 3 The Adorning also ran Vulcan, Madame Dee 9 al Bruns with (tat. Malakoff), Sidra E 1 role. Betting 6to 4 apt Mater to Elfrida, 4 Va le each Rion Amelia and Madame Read, 6to 1 opt an. Won ele4 by half a length ; mime dietaries between stood sad third •. Sister to Llfrida was iburth, beaten about four lengths from the third; Brunswick wee fifth, Madame Bache) sixth, and Vulcan lad. On moaning to rude, the owner at Worcester objected to Amelia, en the ground that ate ought to have carried bib extra fur wising the I perch Cup. The ease is to be referred to Admiral Bow tor deas , Mo. Ton Waurst drain of 2 son. narit, Ina 20 added. anathema Me., Ilat 7lb sad. Winners extzs. Ow mils nod • ball. (3 subs. Mr. P. Haring's isrtlishipper by Old Tad, 5 yrs, 12st 3lb is ir. c . ;.4olb rows) T d I Laytan's llst (t. rpm.) 2 Ton Bram:Limon Lars of Mt., added to a sstalcas of 6 son. 'rektor 2-yr-cids End spinals. Optimaselllng weights, &r. nye mtarters cd a mile. (6 sobs.) Mr. Idelltries Inspiration by Imo, 3 yes (1301.) gen llb (Gaston)) I Mr. Banks's Naughty B.y, 3 yr. MOLL tt Olt (ssarla) 2 Mr. Stenen'a Flora Macdonald, 2 yrs (40f.), dot 6166 (J. Dayi 3 Major Bringtiurat's Ibex, 2 yrs 000,64 121 b (Bundy 4 Mr. Milhous', Adolphus, aged (401.), ast 121 (C. 11 nhaby) 5 Tits Rocs tow PLATE o(40 son. (handicap). Win wig extra. Thrr quarters of • mils. Mr. Barber's Mir Ilarlaway, 4 yrs, Bst (inc. 516 ex.) (Doha) 1 Mr. P. Ilarlion• Raffle, 3 pro, Gat into (in Olb (Coulter) 2 Mr. Mellish's Inspiration, 3 yrs, 7st 101 b (Is. 6lb (Castanet) 3 WEYMOUTH RACES—THURSDAY. Has M *Jrars'g P LAT a. Moat two mike. Mr. T. Pares Fisherutaa, by Hires, 4 yrs, 9st 41b ( \Vella) 1 Mr C. S • 's Polestar. 6 yrs, 9st 91b (J. Gloater) 2 Fishermsa otode nearly all the main, sad woo easily by s law* and a half. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADNIIALIT, SEPT. 10.—APPOISTNENT.—Cap tote J. Moon (ISA, to the Wo',logics, at Sitoinitoo. CHATHAM, SRPT. 10. This morning a large number of recruits arrived at the provisional banalion from Leedom, Ike the purpose et joining the various Indian depots, the recruiting for which is proceeding se satisfactorily that the average number of recruits who weekly 40,n the depots at this garrison la nearly 200, which it ts expected wiU be rawly doubled OW/ that the harvest is nearly completed and the nanderd for recruits reduced. Orders have been received by Colonel Jet vie, erinimeadant of the provisional battalion, directing him to torwurd returns from each depot, showing the num. tier et ma At tee embarkation for India who have been inalructed is the use of the Enfield rifle, with which they are •11 to be armed. 6;4;ra — liari be revived by Colonel 11. Sendham, di rector of the Royal Engineers' autsblishment, for four com panies of the Royal via., 4th, 10th, 11th, and Met, to he bad in =la embark for India. It la slap intended to taws thole oempales of Royal Sappers end Hiner, sow ea the Ceps ef Geed Hope, Ceylon, and Malta, to India, whin a eta and hand-quarters will be formed, it is believed, at Calcutta. The second sea of George Hudson, Esq., M.P. Lieutenant John Hodson, is at to the diiciagaishcd °arab, regiment, the 6th Carbiocers, now maimed against the mutineers at Ideeset, and is a promising young sallow. . - - - Letters from St. Vincent's announce the arrival of tbe following vanish carrying hoops for ladla at the Cape Vends, vls..— TbAin (a.), horn Kingstown Art Carthage (a.) Golden Firers (a.) IS United Kin y gdom (a.) Ledy Joceln (a) 2O Sydney (s.) 26 Australian _ . . THE 18TH LAncess.—Tlie troop of this regiment which remained In this town en Ildeenday night left here yea terday, at twelve o'clock, by the Lynx, fur Glasgow. At about two o'clock, another troop of the autos corps arrived here being what is termed "the bead quarter troop." It was accompanied by the band of the raiment,, and was nadir the command of LieuX-Colonel Pattie. The other Akin were —Captain Barclay, lieutenant and Adjutant Cowden, Lien tensat Bowes, Cornet Pigott, and Dr. 11 arks, mergers to the regiment. After arriving in town, the troop proceeded to the *meshy barracks, where they fed and cleaned their horses, and made other preparations necessary before embarking. At abort 5 o'clock they were engaged in getting their bones end baggage on board the Elk, by which vend they left for Glieenew, at her appointed hour of saillwith the mall. Them arc yet three other troops of this want to arrive, see of which will be here to-day, and will leers In the evening as reek to Edinburgh.—Begiut News Letter. On Monday a portion of the dismounted men of the 16th Lancers left our city for Edinburgh, roe Belfast, by rail, under the command of Cornet Lopez; and yesterday morning the residue of the dismounted men and the sick, followed, under tbe command of Lieuteennt Floyee. sad sc. 10 =_. by Bergeon.Parke, the whole being 53 men.— a . ay -Weft-rater. The Wracks ot our city were yeeterdey left solely In the amp of the barrerkmuter, without guard or sentry of any It wee expected that the seed of the local militia corps would receive orders to lake charge, but they did not, and we bay* the best authority for stating that at palmist it is Lord Seaton'. intention to and here one of the newly-raised mead battalions of regiments. The particular regiment was M madded by our informant. but a. the 3rd Bulb is the ady new mend battalion in Ireland, we ii.uit presume that b erne indicated. The battalion is nine companies iliest—idansey Malerster. ESTATE IICH,ANGE IEPORT. Barr. 10.—By Hr. H. B. Mcnum, at the Mrst—Lsaa. hold, No. 10, Portland-qo t s, New North-toed, teem 61 pars lag 30 days from . 29, 1867, good-riot 61. 10e., let at 401. pa annum —s old for 3701. lwseimtd No. 11, Pottland-plaos, New North-road, rep term ask ground. rent an above, let at 421. per annum—sold for 3801. Lau*. hold, Myrtle Cottage, Brook-street, Upper Clapp, detached residence, with about one acre and • quarter of ground, tam 64 years from Michaelson* melt, growad-nett 661. per anus —sold for 2801. TRAFFIC RETURNS. LITLIVATL MU PM. NSW TOW. Tllip elna. 1.16. M. dr eare. 1801. lill Me d e MOW Awe 30. I it r 4 Lew . -, kW UM 7.f43 1 brew roan slailiailial CZYIMAND it LANs .. - 470 306 778 77t immemer we MerWie - 4.470 3.114 TAM TX Week =SW September 1 Ileglia Moen Jame. Wink maw Snamber 3. Wee &Weis Illormia ie WWW........ - 111 135 Week maw Ilmemeria I Wee Madre hake we ewe Web flu=e ... li aftio soi UPYii/ii _. ••••• • • • Wee we Lareee M 176 63 331 ill 4.6 Nmee5111444 0 377 877 764 MI ' At= Derleee. - 1434 6,1163 1.119 1.463 Weak =OM MOW. b.. r 6 Lawler*. sad 474 111" 1 " 56M• melee. ... .. -. 1.4e1 1.6 7 6 1.1111 1.141 Wee Wmlea 4616 - - 23.641 Mel =tUl.lll. lB6 59 471 el el a Illewen - ma a 1.575 tel WWI& OWN . -. VW 1.411 1.44 IL Nene Mee 10 3.011 1.714 5.731 4.. OWNS C•01111iiii. ........-. t _. lr u.t... Vol.. WMem . W WS 641 1.437 IA eft 12111 7.76 Am. 441. ra= thie 1. 101 4W UN 1.0 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. 0•11U•LTIZI. PIN al tamicea. ban Cameos:ma wit It ell. Wist Naas. A Seabee nog ea the lath J sly, sad amass • total anat.—Pip moo* Sept. Lep Lae, MW.. bane for Los leatieemlue pat Imo Peary, Ws et Una, lealiy—Lherp•ol, Sept. le. Inseseer. •rm ay Foamy Parts.—Artel, at Mote; Mon, at Madeira: Ethiopia at Trearille. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. city d TWettereettt, Was laaaca Wee,' tor aloalswis, Am. 11. WWI (Al C. /Mph trcm Malik ts op t law 21. at. MX Oniony. haw Lavaca tw Mon Bay, lay la t lat. 4 W. kg. II W. Caroline. taw qty. hay 11.1 st. ILA N. tea. WM W. "'lane! (Wla) ; In at . ltousalat la to tace It dm, lay A, It. i 4 ti &oft. si.so r_ leasCletees teritieb We), booed out, tteot. I. lat. 34 21 14:3611. flindsilr !ms:arias, born Ilundeesed kr S gbar. by 10. kt• 13 le, lon. 2t W. Wu (step), from Chatham Wand Vivo Zealand), laL 13.11 11, £ lady Doeglee tons Rangoon, July 14, Ise 1.16 1, 1131 N. Qom Ila rbarno.), from Suipponi kr Liverpool If dale AWL Lt CIO L, lore Is W. ikaaaalatoe, tree Wallah lie Liverit/01, 3411 31, tat. , a 111 O W . Wimewa • " 13 liorotel 11 Lap% Jaw 11, lot. 15.3 lon. 14.14 Rano Joe from Liverpool far Calcutta, July 1:, Int.ll IL, 3. In. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTAS. COLLIIL-O•PL 8. N OrSsetwn. the w. of T. Collin. Nal, of •too- CUNLlllo.—tiept. S. et Ilarlberottel.plaok St. Jotto4wood. tbe of W. Carlin, tee.. e , ..0. . TNT at I. Il•arket, Wm. J. Imo. 11ar .. ....NN•PL la No %Merin. the wife of V. J. was. at. d Illeit - Cilt . .—bkpt. T. at leek.. Clare (Ireland). the vale ci B P. Wickman. Esq. of a daegltter. BOPK 'NW:4.-Bm* tt. at Petters Ileac. Torkohlro. Wm. Clam 110 ok omen of a am, JEt , 9OP —dept a,at Scarborough. the wife of W. Jame. Nan Butterley Wall. of a dam/Ater. NICIIARDO.—dept. 6. at Kaltrott noun, .eerWelk. the , riNd 131 ' ILLVOL IC -3a..et eno t Tfecd floe" ow Bath. Me easel ite Riff. C. B. Boded'. of • daUltto, iisKRBIKOES BAR EP.—PA L at 91. Gabriel's. Beira... by Oa PM B. Belcher, T Hater, bob. of VorlisArillaa. daughtor of 1. L Penn. I tlil,flllll .trrs. NATTKRaBIf —DILLON.—Sept. bt Rt. Pews, DO I". hr tbr A. Prestos. J. P. Botiorsby. tAtt Rifle, sou of Ur Soft Hai tomb). ,to Loire. Lillselnilna, gaistbir tb • h Di 11... NM. lion sllen. Limb. .—Povt. P. at the parbb c hurb. MASA , Bong. the see. A. flan", A. 13 . (Very. Yr% .of Add Meet. to Daily Augusta, dearbter of ' be lot. Res. L. Ripley. LA.. kart. 08 Ildartein. atsi Vicar of Alabars. ortb,,,nberled. ISRAEL —PLANIt.—: wt. 9, sit Upper Brsak street ClitPric u Al ebaskr. by the Rev. J. U. lltttos. J. boff., Hoots, Ilissilogley. rem Leeds to Nada, dobB b t ••• MO. Or Maocbartsr. DEATHS. SURTON.—gept. 6. at Beateleireet. 1W. glee Cakes' J. g• C°l2fonaerly of the 3let Sege red 16. 3rtilf•—edee 6. Wes Reis, etre et J. Cdetote7.d IWO eam, Huta ETEILIIIO reg.-449a 6, at 'Woe pill. W. grednitee 10 1.• AraV.—Sept. 6, at goettaed. vuPortmeeth. Ilethed get. Admiral W. head. y. aged SO 91Mir ra t... n el. .if. of J. J. teem age, 1 3 . Portoreeuth. PDXTIFYX.—Iket. a. at lova .ertek.tensee. Trete equeg 1114. met, I. eceallea. I.q W JAS.—gel& I. Au.. datiabter • IL WWI. ir" d WO W " . dreg. NM It [,fart rM Prtildra lof Wrsause Kum BM" . 1 Suva. OW t Lama. Pelateroa lie OM" 11 41 Biwa. Is the Insmit Itlelsklevnuaax, Ilinsiso 14 I i