The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-28 00:00:00

NAVAL AM) .MILITARY. The Limited Serrice Gaulle says:—" The Coin t earber-is-Chief boa directed tbet @wry regimen shall be tastroeted is the tercet exercise, eowrilieg to the system of Or MN Mr. Ample." WOO[.WICE, Barr. 27. ff ARTILLERY FOR _RDIA.— lar g e force 0_ Stool Artilla i tacladieg Or !wary .MN trains, zoo ceder w'Lrss for I is still at howl quartos &otitis( orders for Illaberkatice be departure of the boa bag bran delayed In cool:owe of the Ofbrulty experienced O preconsi Means noel. fit for the woo. CHATHAM, Hirt 27. Yesterday afternoon the whole of the Indian germs at the pa - miens.' battalion, to the number of 2,000 toes of all mats, mesabled us the Liar, ia heavy marching eater, for the purpose at being inflected by Colonel Id. Jervis, the commaadant, poosiouely to the wobarketion of Agee troop. luster orders kr lathe. The four Neoplasia. of the Royal Regimes, namely, the 4th, 10th, kith, and 21.1, which bare bean for some time pet held in readiness to proceed to fad* will la all proba bility haws headquarters on the 2ad of October sad embark Smltraptce. La order he. been erased al this prison be the depots of the 83rd and kith Regiments to Walsh 50 aan-commie domed 001 ms sad men to pin their orrice compaates to ledit. PORTSMOUTH, Sm. 27. The iron screw troop-aiiiplcriseveramia was taken into dock yemerday, sad the won tenor treopekip Vegeta was taken out, the new of the Fret-sated being Mewed imsr for service in the latter, which bur nadergear • thorough ropier. The Firemsesace • ill undergo she as repairs. Her most serious dame we coedited to bus boners, and men these are reported to have arisen ban some neglect ostler than from tahrio l ort/ service manllbtome. Tbs Pm, moors has dm myervice as s trooper dune( the put twelve exothe Ich the smepticia of shoat sin wets of dust time, she has bra constaatly soder dam, having pee over the vast themes of 40,000 mike. Her hottest, homme appears to be la my good teaditice, se to se the water bill boos pumped out el the deck up Is yesterdey Then wee • goodly show of boned= but an Amon of wetly sad gems TM above are certainly splen did ships, end, w. bares they are comerael, melody &move Me sommy al what he. bees el late mid fa disgengement • Weciesbips. DIVONPORT. OAT. 27 The officers and shiph company of her Majesty*, Nees guard .bip Ajax have volaataired to five a day'. psy fie the rillef of the esdbrers from the outlaws in lathe. The leiegers, Andreae frigate, ie to winter Isse v. A part d bet orcblistry ter prism out Ime bus unshipped, bat that is stepped sand tertisw elegem. Tb. Oillnlia, anew saris peeks., Captain Chutes Tats, wive* hem the metweed ea Wakesday, sad sailed oft the *glossiest ley kw lieglisa led Wag Coast of Africa with the reel meatisly Darts. 12, mew, Writest reesha hew seachistry, wee misehodat imbue ea Tlewelsy, mg mega' la the begs. NATAL COTICT NANTIAL. A cesst-ii;rtislsiesm -- at &tar a, is bard her Majesty's shii Iswagnebb, lOC Rad sf Admiral dir Danieglem sanisr. Ibe lehd of Mr. Cernellus Smug Akar anikent .nester of the led dam were( an bard her daiM b lip On" 91"ereett ship, Capt. Ilinkix the cheeps an the Iled J him sited wee iyfas . art ream' le ems sasemery wash Welev*tg to file swims VIII% mgneeled Is do se by the:shief emilater, Xr. Mesa tad, fee MM ratvate le prism the work mime usguallni le do se by Cemmtiadie Weller Pollard. Tim tent me of the fellewfmg diem .—Rwar Adesiral far ear Plerblge, semeilmeenind of die deakyard, h presidiums; Cmels, Robert Dynnver Railer., Wooillbrd Jolla Willimm Rundle B. Waters, C.D. (Car modem), a. Loma, Arthur W. Jentiegbana, W. Constrain The ell:Wm en the pert of the prosecution baring has glirem The primmer, through his "Mood " Mr. John Boor, mildeer, Dtremsport, .Newel woe hie defence. He utterly dleelsheed say imention le mines to perform the work in r:td alethole should sot even hare hesitated to ant We ....—.tog Matter, Mr. Elooek, refused him penalises. to go on sham at • time wham other officers Were permitted to do to. Hs admitted that be was some what guilty of a bomb of dlselplius, bat he urged that be should hare eseentsd the communds of is.. Elcack had ha met be,, so *. hastily placed soder serum Hie hesitating le do the work wee owlee to hie desire to me the captain of *entity to whom he Intended to state his gnerance. Teatinvonisla of a very satisfactory character were read cu is. yelocusers behalf, Mavis, that this was the first titer that be lusl beau complaised of by his commanding officers, awl that for Malay sad pima good conduct he Mood high in the opinion of those saber where he hal Wore riled. The court tea of opinion that the c har ges were proved, std the prireeer woe semi seed to be mulaW at all pay due le bee. troth the 3rd July Ire, sad to be dimeherd her Me sly'r NTTIOIL UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, 8171. I)rArn or rag Remus Paoramoa or Mamma. W. room to amours the death of Jam Ailey Ogle, • ild.D., Rostra Praiser dMockers is the UsiversOy Orwel. whir took pros, skis s few days' Ulmer while es . vir to lug .es-in-law. as Stiorshar, Stres, is the 851 b re.* of hie ape. Dr. Ogle wow eke Aldrichion end Choi& Probers of licidionse of Wood, ,Pbrieloa I. the arch& Asylum, sad Thrum of the Rodellis lalinesry. la Ewer Term, 1813, Ire lad Imre Arley Ogie, of Trlsity C a -eless " la Disiripltale Math. et Phis., ' sidit. finst br Erman in 1112.3 sad 18.54. Ho pronsided to ble degrees r fdlown. via.. —B A., Oct. 21, 1813; M.A., April 24, 1818; 8.M., May 24, 1817 , I) , Feb. 3, 1864. The Bashi. Professorship of Wilkins Is is lb. gift of the Crows. Tb. Chiral sad Aldrii hien pm/seems see awed by probers of Convocation. SPORTING, NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. TV DAT • IL&Cig. TO TN Z 101701 or 711 OMIT 11111111. 1.1 81a,—Before I completely wind up my analysis of lb. Cesaraitch, it u asetwary to await the misty som s that are .re to be rate at the above mantis( ; sad say pow slut I.lter sae roassgesstly be devoted to a nobler* of 50. , ,. bausediate impresses lime sea few " lenses" for the canna erra, sad the soma M tetras us the above are Ogee it Nowthallerion sad Cheat., Saki, when there S nothing that requires cornmeet, for tall the arab= ere ma ▪ nelegrapb, it would be only lais dipping late No May hag" to attempt getting et tho wieners, there being so few separate interests remounted fur amt of the items. Tb. Norroutaitt magnesia pre miss mains, partieshely balkiest, and the most is terstiert subject Wier the Rasters Comities Haactirep dinsidsd win be the Cwearewiteti, for it is On Minh to pt say wamust of mesas an am is Lombe that every huge samba.* le pet till all the layers are cit together, and lt at la...math* th at they will be found mit week. inclusive of Mar sutahsl , there see twesty-tiro item is the programs for the three its, commencing oar Teasley seat, of which to (sly hare et preset clued; bet whether the sessisieg trate, will Mt eadidestly to modem 'eras, le • stetter whirl, I hare my doubt,. theist. The fliseksatra is the bassinet sweepstakes of the week, there being 4 nibs it 300 mw. mob, h it, sack enbecrikm stain three hones, use of which oaly can go ts the poet. It far too y ear olds and will be decided on Ike T. Y T. (eighty "le short of three•quartera of a mile); and, eslike such vy thaw. three is likely to be • mos forthemesey. Two of lobe of Bedford'. this—Aneroid, Tamps, esd Nesseial •• dark," and all dust S knows of the only am we here 'Amps, is Lis liming The Sts luseith (sat worth f sr whits rising him 101 b. to a watch at the VIM Spring I It may happen that ho Melissa the metes, for ere worth saris.; mt. if hie FllOO eves has •so • I ood OOP, it would be very likely to omit off sword 'r. Bowee's Mee ni the Kmt. This gestleracia ere Tb. Digger's Daughter and Go-ahead; bat Mews to be their superior, and, as the beet will willed oat to ramjets with lord 3. Scot's idlelsie (who has hie her erapeer Wiedlasui, drains of his lordship having been dis. is the may am to be rammed from mho disposed of Lord Derby's Tar gar with mew era, and ITLits s will nom do for t good y his dos It to a match betwees eami t a Star of the of Middiebie, and my rose must be sot gime tip to ihe stark at DOOM,. 104 ham beta allowed to get to cline to Nukes. Behest Makes for 3-yr-olds A. T. re a mile and a goads.), will be w of the enamor, mad Autos will, to ward for sorb a Make eve , 110110 competewith Yin with Lad Beam is sem Urals sposidegy .3,1 14 A Weise, lthhess j r Matti 1. reds Y idiell es be roe bony =bell 1•11, Doi las pad* 13b445416- tedrible rains. The Obeebe =be be bet se bib Apra- Ira Ms Nagai at • !wool dr Climlior Oruiviiii• &aka. • imam the Int bat at b fk (0•••••61. Is a lib Ih• Mbar, ask, 1 .• Dhiland, , Voids, 1111. Ina lb HAM THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, ttim. led VISIIIiier-lre minded to ouseidwratkm, aod el err i. ;enetie trpeirrotty . r 41: woe a good second for the Now Stakes at Awd.l, whore Alves ion mater.," while at the Newmarket July malting July and Harry Stanley mold aot gm away foou Sovereign for the Chnterfirld ; and the latter ha. Rot show. In a fur ward pennon in other good compay dom. Voss& um% eoasequeatly, do battle for me of Um yobbo pernoinere : amd now to w fled a dark animal to oompete with her. 0...0rra, Soldaisella, Hypocrite, sad AdMisa, and Cl el id 4c s the Oceaa compote this lot, sad to the two UM nontiened we OHM look for SOinitinal oat of the comma order and talooluef ie threatened with Adelina. Bet it will require a rare good thing to beat Venetia, sad the Dvnewletr running hat proved it to be slam to follow the public form of a g...ed twoieorold. &Pt 26. METEOR. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETLNG. 1110011 ANKH OF THE 81'011T. TOSIDAT. _ _ .. Tits Tata'. Pura cilitreeve., - kw Lye olds, 7st 71b Aar, get 91b , Ave, get 9b; six wad nut, At 61b , the wia ass to be sold for 600 love. If deows is the venal way, miler from behtg soli le claimed et the tine of stress%ni banes for whisk We alike Is made t carry 81b sates £.l.—To mew by eta o'clock the evening beton rafiffs. Lassa* !yrs. . . • ihrworsons iOSOr. sock, for two--Tr olds, 64 716; dire% let 776; lbw sod worods, At ; the wore, to be sold for 60 sway II derrodeddr. T.Y.C.—To clods air name by da o'clock the wrolog hihre marg. A Hammer ftwoorrsitse et 20 sows. rch, arid only 6 ft [(declared br leo eels& the airbag before running, to go to the omtor at Lk wend Ysr ; thres-r olds sod up wards. T.Y.C.—Te der sod same by six o'clock the erratic bar minim mill the weights to be doctored by ore; riwe to Tersio la, es atoms. Tim Risiiius Cot 7 ,TitiIHA3IDICCP. 811“pitAketIt 15 tam web, fl, 'nth 100 added. fur 3-yr-olda sad up wods ; Ys Welt of the mooed barn to Twelve 25 sum oat al the Maw. T.T.C. AP 44 19 Now Med= •3 9 Flyaway 4 3 9 &la« 3 3 4 Kestrel lb hash 44 he ha i r at 19 Ogeeber lb teheult Ilbwiteritor 4 11 Seeett Gbh Hurt 10 &Mr Ohl TM **Shamir hibererth Qom Deb. 3 3 S. Aluselve Red Robb 4 4 Humbug . Costrip Chillier hlmistel d the White Tricolor hawker* 3 is The Core Ad nil= 6 II Lesadegton 4 pii Oirspes 4 O 4 7 111' tit _ • 7 9, Tlip Bad Dee- --4 7 7 Lo acey 's 3 7 7 6 7 7: pe Maims 1343 . 13 Hirt 4 7 e -**" Fr i If keg (Cho Tout 3 7 4 014 Ton _ 3 7 3 Lato lattlligma. 111110POLITAN COCNTT 001.111111. SWAIN. 2•26ftioi far ItzTA welt Wminivrak sot 112611:6426.2-61 . en& 7!: Trim ; W•frodms. Si; 21N.1.5. Oft I; r 61227. CWIM/iLL. Dwaso4/IfISS-Ikstiff. 13491. IS: W•biliil.lo: Triter. Oa 2. 16:44 . 6.27242 . T .e...... 4•161-1126d=?A 6.4.7. 9.14. s a litssries, 061661.404626-1122222, 111; Thuds,. 0.1.1. Row. 1•1611212.722-Trolay. t Vt. Warm:mo Ta s l / 4. OWL Wiiiisier. Ilsonds2. 066.1; Many. 2.66 , 26m12.11.661.0•66-11616166, SW. ; : 14 . or Lontor, 0620.12•11.222212/2-11anday. 9tpl 21; Swaim a: Wolasilay, a bill discounter. Ido not prof'. to bear. I here bees in thin Luc uuninone a 4 nu two yuirs. the 3011. bill was dishonoured in the first Mermen and they asked me to let part edit go into the 6521. 10e. bill. I 'weer that he did nor come to me • fortnight before the bill bernras doe to make taltra te for the payment of the 3001. bal. I dieocamed e a trar my bankers', Messrs. Olyn. Mills, and Co. Lord Clinton paid me MI. for diecounting that bill. The receipt, dated the 6th of April, looks like my handwriting. I don't know that it is my handwriting, it M rather a homy eignature. The Lord Mayor—le it your handwriting or is It net? Witter—lt may be mine. The Lord Mayor—That is no answer. Witter—l have not seen my name like that. Mr Oiffard—Have you the slightest doubt in the world that that is your handwriting ? Witness—Well, it looks rather funny for my signing. I don't elan like that. Mr. °dined—Lock at the body of it; is not that your writing ? Witmer—lt looks something like it. Mr. ()deed—Upon your oath do you believe that to be your handwriting ? Wiener—l dare ea It is my handwriting. The learned a reed the document, which to be a receipt signed by the complainant for the la. t. bill which had been even to him to snit discounted. The only delta I have Golan Lord Clinton is the MB for 6621. 10a. which I paid away to Mr. Mitchell. Mr. Berry, and Mr. Jeffree earns to my aeon about the 3rd September. Mr. Oifferd—Did Mr Berry complain of your V=l any of the *harem that had been depositedVir Clinton ? Witasse—Mr. Berry wee in • very excited way, and meld a psi many things. Oifferd—On your oath, did he not complain of your odropp=g abases that had only been deposited with your security P Witness—He called me a swindler. Mr. Giffard—Did he amuse you of baring misappropriated Lord Clinton'. shares _ _ Witness — Hs rid aotomnin g to that effect. I told him that I would not give up the shun until the 6621. 10e. bill had been paid. Mr. flifftrd—liad you at that time a bill for 2601. in your pentagon? Witness—l had. Mr. Giffard—Did Mr. Berry demand that ? Witnen—He did, and 1 gam it him. Mr. Giffard—That was oue that had been given to you to discount, was It not Witness—lt was. Mr. 0 iffstd—and you had kept it in your pommies ? Witness—l had Mr. Cliffard—Did you refuse in the first instanoo to gin that bill to Mr. Berry ? Witaest —1 rid I would give It biro if he would glee me a trceipt for it. Mr. Cliffard—Upon your oath did you not persist In your rolnalko give up the bill until Mr. Berry gunman to apply to the Lord Mayor to compel you? Witness—l did not persist in any relnal The Lord Mayor—Did Mr. Berry use these words. Witness—lle did make • threat Cl bringing the make before the Lord Mayor. The witness then identified the following receipt for the 2601. bill " 11iZelved of Mr. /heaven]] a bill of exchange for 2.501., drawn by Mr. A. Jenne on and sommted by Lord C. Clinton, dated 30th July, 1857.—(Signed) Josiah Berry, Solicitor for Lord Clinton. Sept. 3, 1857." Crowesandastion oestmueel —I applied for this summons otter the tranmetits of the 2601. bill. I did not know et that Knee that the dorm were deficient. Mr. Berry demanded the shares which had ban deposited sa a security for the 2601. bill. It was for both Milo The paper shout me Is • me ost for 100 Kelly Bitty and 300 Wheel Zion thong I sold the Kelly Brays some time afterwards, and they re alised 6121. I transferred them to Mr. Klieg; I did net sell them then. I have 126 Boiling Well. chorea, which were deposited elm against the 6521. 10a. bill. They are worth 32.. to 36.. a shone. 1 have also 70 Wheal Lewis shores, worth se. or 10a. a there. Also five West Providence, worth about 161. a than, and 100 Mote* worth 25e. a share. The Wheel Zions vary very much, and are quoted at 19e. to 20e. I told Mr. Berry I had pat my name on the 6624 10a. bill, and that if he would pay that, I would return all the share,. Have dealt with all the aecwitissl had. I gave some as security when I had the bell diseoczated, and others I have given ma matters of account. I have given all as meurity except the Kelly Bray. I sold them, sad bought them back again for accomth I received the following letter from Mr. Jere] "Cannon Howe, 28, Queen.-street, Aug. 12,1867. "Dear Sir,—Your coadnet in this matter to moat unjusti fiable, and unliea I receive 7251., or the bill and wavily which you bold, I shall instruct toy solicitor to take proceed ings against you. You have never yet kept yuur wont in any transaction, and I give you until to-morrow, eleven o'clock, to carry out this matter.—l remain, dear sir, yours obediently, (Signed) "Arran, J I. " F. W. Stockwell, Eeq. Croft-examination continued—l bought the share. back the day 1 eold them. I bought them beck from my brother. I bought them back before I sold them. I deposited 600 Wheal Zion, 70 Lewis, and 5 West Providence shares with Mr. Mitchell for the discount of the 5521. 10e. bill. I let aired 671. out of the 6521. 10e. bill and the 2502 bill, sad the discount for the renewal of the 5621. 10s. bill wee 622. Its-examined by Mr. Robinson—l heard from Mr. Stubbs that the books had born falsified. It se arranged that I was to make what nee of the ohms I liked. Ima give all the shores beck when the 5521. 10.. bill is paid. Mr. E. W. Perry, clerk to Mr. Stubbs. the attorney for the prosecution, said—About the Bth of September 1 went with my employer to the office of the Wheal Zion Mining Company. I eaw the register of shares, al. Lord Clinton's account. I found hi pencil the word "error." I also maw Mr. Stockwell's account. Each line woe pencilled through, and the word "error" written across on both Rides. It was erased in pencil co both sides. I also saw the call book of calls payable on the 27th August. On the 10th line there is an entry of a call of 951. and another of 1101. 10e. Thom sums purport to be rills on 737 shwa. I could not find the transfer of Ilollingeworth, not from Lewd Clinton to Mr. Stockwell of the 800 shares, nor the two transfers to Mr. Porno* and Mr. King. Mr. Jeffs* refused to state when the transform were. I found no entry in the cash-book of 1201. paid by Lord Clinton in 1867. I did not find an entry at 206 L Ils. In July of that year. I saw that the 2061. Ils. was entered in the beak-book to thy credit of Lord Clinton. _ . Thu cirri the eerie for the prorention. Mr. Sleigh. on behalf of Lord Clinton, addrered the bench at some length, and contended that • more grounder and vexations charge than the present had never been pre ferred in • court of juries. He wished it to be known that Lord Clinton, who, one former occasion. lad been stated by his fnend Mr. Robinson to be a director of the Wheal Zion Company, wee not a director; he was Amply • share holder. It had been proved that Lord Clinton held 737 shares, and security for double the recant of the bill had been lodged with the complainant in the shape of shares. B. celled upon the Lord Mayor A ono@ to dismiss the •11.0115011" sad to declare that Lord Clinton had not been guilty of say miscondui t whisk should prevent him for the future front rieruoing the woe honourable position that he had hitherto held in wiry. Mr. (heard addressed the bench on behalf of Mr. Jeffres. Mr. Robinson replied. The Lord Mayor—l certainly have gone through this one. with a great deal of patience, and 1 cannot help thinking that there has been a greet der of irregularity on tins per of Mr. Btorthwell In dealing with these Awes. I cannot bring _my mind to think th at Lord Clinton could have bad any intention to defraud Mr. Stockwell of thin property. Therefore, em to the Arm of "intent to defraud; " I cannot coincide in what bee fallen from Mr. Stothwen counsel. Under theme cir cumstance@ I dieria• the summons. It appears to me that very large seenrlty was given Mr. Stockwell to cover say liability that might bars seism • Mr. Sleigh-1 take this opportunity of saying that a jury c it ug allt 3 whether Mr. Stockwell has not moat maliciously Lord Charles Clinton and Mr. Jeffree in this matter. Mr. Robinsou—lt le a greet pity to think of much a thing. Lord Cllosten—l have every intention of doing it. Mr. Berry—And most assuredly Mr. Jeffers will do the same.—The muninces wan aeo•rdingly dismissed. THE FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT NOITHERN RAILWAY. DEATH OF ONE OF THE INJURED. VWXAMUMPOMMIO TIIXFORD, 5/ t TURDAT NIONT.. To-day, one of the government inspectors of rail wan, accompanied by Mr. Welter Leith, the Great Hareem hali m y k o p ee i s t e ndmt, inspected minutely the portion of the line whore the accident occurred. Ile also took the evi dence of a great number of men in the employ of the erns paay, to., as to their belief of the working of the line, its Asti, ec., upon which he will found • report. This report, If not laid before the coroner on Tuesday next for the guid ance of the jury, will doubtless be made public in some other form. I believe, however, that I roily nay the inspector will Icy his report been the 0 WOW. and the jury. It is most likely ale° that he will give evidence ad to the probable cause of the accident, even although such evidence may be em bodied in his report. This afternoon I also peraonallir visited the fatal place, sad found much which had been stated m the pipers waa erroneous. I therefore subjoin my observation. Starting from Milord statism, which or very nearly 21 mfles north of where the accident occurred, the line, after freight through a slight cutting for nearly half-a -h, proceeds by a gentle curve inclination to the left (up) until the Stone-road-end gents-housir is noshed. BM the line is keel with the highway, wile It it wows. This gate-house Is distant from Tirf,rl newly a mile NW • half, and from London a few varda more than NI silks. On paining the 1301 rode poet ((rot Loudon) the hnu is some 12 or 13 feet raised above the surface of the surrounding field.. This ratted portion no ulemt !oaf • mile in length, and then there isavery Alight cutting aboutaquarter of it sidelong. From the termination of this cutting to tie,son.besise, when the carriages were smashed, Is exactly a quarter of a mile. The portion of the line from the tiloue.road•end gate-house (before alluded to) to • little beyond Weston-bridge, is to the eye perfectly straight and the incline very gentle—l believe' about I in 120. However I do not leticsk with authority so to gradient of the incline. After emerging from the katmanied eliAt cu. line the tins again res. Above the level of the odds through v. hi gi it pewee and tte sward surface of the ground slopes sway until it Quoin°(Jake& Dlwi p y~ $ 7 AuCu_ Duaty "Oiler 3 3 7 7 Alice Ymie _ 4 7 ir IbY rissra, 6 7 0 —Orr Tbs Maw waights pabliiiad &pa 21, at 11 ma _ .- - - SWOPS TZAR or TSB IPLWfiI TSIINMIAL PSODVCS Sumo dlO seam each (( ; 11-yr-cids; colts, 4 716; Ilet 41b. A.F. eaks.)—The Star et Alban, Media Noes, Bithatcrle, Weethoglos, Keepsake, Colonist, The Bird-in-the-Hand, Hoscobel, Mims, Fanny Fern, Clan* Broadcloth, Mons, Ayecaaors, ( by Or leadle—Bskene, (smog nomination), ' 1.4, Beim, t by the llowarcb—Oxonian's dam Alosairs, Joule, Chao*, Qom of the Rot, The Noe, c by Cothinkthe—Klio Hems, f by Melbourse —Birthday, Korsika, Dehthko, Lily of the Vele, Flimsy, Sir Celia, Modiedoe, Catty arse, Primers of Orange, f i l id ds i r) 64. l . )y Sloe—The Dither, (died • day old) Ly Bay —olla, Dewdrop (deed), e &Mem (paid), Cfal vales (pad). Tn. BUCIIMMAIII STASIS SI 800 SOPA each, b 5, for the of wens covered is Ma; eats. est 711 r; fillies, V Barb subscriber send three wares, one to the pia. T.Y.C. Aneroid, Napa, Massefal, Ocoeheed, The Digger's Daughter. Star of die Beet, Wllthedl, Tope, Sirearser, Blanche of Mithebie, thindloa, Major Toil. Tn. OSAMU DI:It6 OICM•IL BTARIS OPSO seva. each, , eche, 4 71 b ; and Mlles, Set 111 b. The Ie Geo blanks A.P. Keepsake, Bel Ohms, Chock longews, Branekhure, Turbit, Beechnut, Other leash, fiords, Ski edam, Lucia, Newton le Willows, Lod Melbourse, Korsilod, Aston, Miens Toe Horor 1. &TAMPA of 40 move. nth, h he 2-yri olds ; alttss,, Set 71b ; and allies Set Alb ; the wino of the July or C Blades at Newaarkektba New Stakes at Ascot, the Hero, lases*, Of Moleconth thefts st Good wood, the Prince of Wales's Stakes at York, lb. Champagne Stakes ee 10 sore. 2•yr•old Stakes, at Doscemer, to awry Mb, of any two of *boas stakes, 916 nos; of say ether sweepstake. value 200 eons Including the wlaaer's own make, and not having low th ani ten ober-rases, to espy Mb eons , those got by Arabians or out of Arabia& allowed 61b , • owner of the seoond home to recriTs ' A SUM oat of di. Oakes. The lest half of Ab. M. (XS sob e by Alarm—Bribery, Brown Middleton, Catch, Gin (616 extra), Soldoella, Poor Player, Snows, Beeeinut, f by Jericho Dividend,Ooverness, Addis, f by Cowl—Venus (pad). Hyp os oy, Hinds (died) Chathee, Miro, Hepaticarite, Botasy, Yak, Voids, Child of the Oman, Crock. July. Mama. 200, b 14 to 71b oat A. P.—Hr. Pearl's COM gtWt opt Doke of Hefted. Adr. HUNTINO APPOINTMENT. Devoe aad daminat efteressada, Tuesday, M Mammy I ill Friday, at Simmodiadh, at 14. HERTFORDBEI2I 7.1013224110 N. The recision of the register for this county was recopied st Altar au Tricky last, telltes B. C. C. Fielt, Ise. Mr. J.P. floweems •t county es rural Oral for the = hs Yr. le net eury Ed wards Sr Bir Horny You; whe is new O supporter of the t, and Mr. Naolugbaint for the conservatives. cl: r i amag ollowins la the malt of the whole reviekea Liberal elsleas allowed Casearratlves struck of 137 . . 371 _ CminernU., claims allowed Libor'la struck olf 300 •I.ltreal 1 pis 7 • /Ids is szolteaks of 43 votes made by Sir 11. Meux cm hi. ova Mats. whit us not counted on either side. AMERICAN COE VITTE.—Ther• is now lying in Southaeoptoa a United Stake cormtte called the Plymouth. She is commanded by Captain DaJaren, the inventor o f those enormous guns with which Amaricim men-of. war are mew armed, and in ttil opinion of woe which will revo lutionise tiara' 'edam a. Mips will he destroyed before they as cams mar sorb other. A pivot gm is on board the Ply mouth, which hoe en eleven-loch bore. That, are is all eve large gun. on board, mad the object of the Plymouth'. rime ta to amble Captain Daiwa to make steneelawl. meats in saa Seim. Although the machinery for w them gene is eery perfect sad beautiful, yet the lebou r / firing each heavy °shame* le severe. Them are mem pretty boat howitzers on board the Plymouth, which aro remark able for the rapidity with whic h they ma be fired, and the facility with which they can be used is boats, or availed as carrisges on shore. 'I he hoarding implementa and small arms, such as tomebnake. ar. 01 .4 *tole that can be cam vented iato outlaws, short emblem that are loaded at the Mad, and have the properties of the Mine ride, are well wee iaspeetios, all having some new sad nada] peoperty. One of the curious properties of the Delicreu he.try genie the ingslagly mellow .end that accompanies its diarhargs TM miaow of te mud which it teem, is enormous, but the sound is sot of that ringing end emoplitting qoality which te=ll arawnpanke heavy °Moen,. The Plymouth is far 22 rank Her full complement of men is 220. We — maw, hemmer, at present mounts to only 100 W.. She he • greeds ilp of enormous strength. her timbers being far w h am them Reeled. ran-of-war. Captain Delgres, on. of the sweet leklatilk eailota of the age, is about 4O veers old, sad is • shardsrly unasmaing sad (mitten...ay officer. Rtillliale Or MAGISTRATES TO LICENSE Till Darrel:olD Tillearte —For the first time daring • period of half .eatery the district meaty magistratee.4 Kent have refused to rem. the Unease fee dumate performances at the Iterates Royal, Deptfotd. The Iho atm in former years WY wall patroained by the reesdrate in the neighbourhood, sad as its Wank many of oar greeted modern actor, hem l lama public favourites. Of late, hoverer, the the e r m h.. pissed into the Made of several individuals as managers, and the persons frequenting the performances hare hem of 'he lowest oms. The seems witnessed Weide its deers bare be.. the cease of much samyance and complaint as the lon of the inhabitants, and special repro* haring been fine al=the police authorities, showing that the audience priacipally of chadrea varying from 12 to 18 yeses deem between whom and the acton remarks jewel during th e p m meemeas, and that the house was frequently ta d tam of Mktg set ea are from the audience iadiscrimieetely erneklag erithia its walla, the magistrates sibmi to mew t the application for a limas', ad the theatre has maw mantly lam belly cloyed. A RIPHLL3 FROM I Herd-Dean —Aeeordi e nS the mo Herd-Dean at laftemetioa," pinioned li. the Naimo and Oinnbl Compay their Armen ham C e keeta min Mb sod 716,;ind Panhay maw Ind and t7th minds, ma they abed/ inks st Ones on the sth sad MI6 MossosSea an Jo 12 b mend 77th, and Southampton on Iho 47k sad 70th of each eamek. (Advertisement.)—As ATt.As OILkTIN Wl7ll THE Nov a ten— On and et. r eerie. Orro.or 4. lig. Ole% tr for of tSe Dlepoirb ea Yr ofore•abool will • I Memel Neg. • (Nark or thr Plea of* Modal Toole. so a. to M.A.e ol meal sotoorl••• • -roi. ere eemprobsope, sew .• IS mho. le. em .4 t • oogroriors • I Weida oil. joy* or in eoweepee. Me siegemoll lee Alm In sod. mee, AM et amble lie oleo re salon dr file foZ aoca Mae • a = e 71,11 arm mai /edam et plums am m y re g,a141 at... do Mad, lIM emelm wee be ST 0 oporobety. tad b-oe Perm erlolee Se &M key emelho. le} .10 I. re ot o .anatrir idlir•O•1.1••••Yror Woe mob Ile moor el Ike &Mr, lAN bobs me M Zne Wet Neese eeem. Ibe • 'melee. •Ii: !• o a too of eft. realm/ •me of wee U,.. ~l. a pro di eileelbeesea... Wolk res Pee ea.mo. gel =?V i e rnal Ile Wyss& !tleo. ~.• lied •Illi a Best The Mho mai be bond* agr seip p ails obit Ibler Mae mei pee am ee id. Thu I Sag millea ow li• rowetoomi be tioo pm:rail l• 4 Ile el 611/116/ 11.1.6111.4.0. My 11•046•11. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION HOUSE. On Saturday Mr. HisiSihroo,.. — ll;Volicitor, made the fol lowing applfaall. to fib Lord Mayor. I hare to on egglostion to your lordship, under a very dray rid prelkissal,lntitdd " An Act to amend the law words and libel ;" the th ird "action of isli j= g ases," il ais It enactor that if any person shall pablialt fte ineelmt I • publish any libel non any other person, or shall distelly or lodirectly ithrsato to print or publish, or *ha awe* or indirectly propose to abstain from printing or peillehing, or shall directly or Indirectly oft, to pored the plait or publishing of any matter or thing tontaing Ley raw person, with intent to f en own' or sessity kr mew, or any valuable thin neeli or Nay other putt be doll be Mr to the parkin at the sot al Tto appall= I war to par traidp rl i a l l i t i t wow omorrioarlat a prow of dr oars at Thorn Be" sad It is rat Woo l an at par own braihroa, Aliorman Sir H. W. Craw. Ut IL W. card., as your l swam le the oat nation kr the dies of Lori is Ma of great city, and he has doberral that if he should be teems by his brother cities= to MI dm chair which your laniship so worthily oocplr,o ell her with out say Soar, or affection, a sweat List ail he,. been given w aired to any mot lid haw and olio dos to whisk he is justl y =OW ler as Lea and of bit allowatirao Assam* Ira loss irk tsar= latlLW.Ordarroptraopossoodharrevotonto rots Ihr him ; era at crow, to tioldia lands kr him to the Ouldhall 'ISO City. That atom* has been made by messme;• to two er three diarist persome—litat is to say, it has to.. stated to sr person that a tam it 4,000/. hd been sakerited to get up no to ar 6 W. Carden. That statement woo made io a porta linnet whom it was known that the infeessoloo would tad Ils we to Sir R. W. Callan. To soothe Amos It was that the sum of 1,5001. had bees mid. and that as So a sum than that toollpawat the ; brad , that it would coot I,llla la do IL So anger pros tho mos of 2,0001. has lea arid to Ur las naiad; her to or po lars. 16. Rlim4, who hoe boirstly filled v~y aim in this City as under - Nr 4 :a i s monliesed as the mint that would induce Mr. Rase to longs any opposition to the election of Sir R. W. Card's. Upon that Mr. Millard was requested to we des It. W. Card.. Mr. Millard did ess Sir R. W. Guam, mil SS R. W. Carden at mos remodistied the Wog. lie sated, If lam to come in am Lord ItsE for the essolag yew, I will come In Ivo* hamonedde - cipher, or I will not some in at ell. I will not "do • tins.' Mb was communkatod to Mr. Roes, who, aro oar ceivfrgthat Worrolos, requested Mr. Milbad eels to =w the oldrran. Mr. Millard declined doing so, end naird him to the slaratan's deputy. Mr. Roes goes to the deputy, to whom he maotions the same eort of thing. He his two lietnevistre with him, in one of which he takes tram his pocket a manuscript papa, sod m, " I have just discovered that this mto be pr inted to-mor row night." The deputy looked at the paper. read it, sad 'mid to " How did ru get this -•• Why," mid Roes, .it woo in the hands of my printer. I mot in and mw it; wee put into my hands toad re, and having mad It I pat it In my pocket. I olfsedad the printer iricessriely by doig so, but Lwould not giro it him back, and bare btooht it to you." Now, it ao happens, that that very yaps Las food its wey into a very large placard which hr been posted about this city, ad it found its way on the walls of the City on the very night when Mr. Rose saw . Mr. Ribble, Sir R. W. Cardos's deputy. Rom said, before looming the deputy, "It Alderman Carden will not do this, this shall be published to night," and It woo published in the following words —" Who are two to have for Lord Mayor ? Fallow citizens! This is jot now with us the important question? Shall it be Sir Robert Walter Carden? No. Why ? Bosom his eviction on the inquiry into the Sunday opening of üblic-honaes wee moot ftesve to OW OA.. as men, and disgartlngly en se it regarded our wives and daughters. Is such a son fit to he chief =ideate of the greatest city in the world P On the 29th lust. show him sad the empire that you do not think so, but that by your voles in Cosmos-hall your act will he to reject him, and choose on. of his juniors, who is bolter entitled to our con- Idesce.—(lligneil)—A Hates of Humbug." This las been plashed very freely all through the City. Although it Is a libel, still the libel itself is of at scurrilous a character that but for the threats which wen used, I should bare ae •ried Sir R. W. Ceram— Wed, I do not think It would Imre required say advice tram me —to have taken no notice of it. But when It is moon ponied by throats of publication unless a ono of money Is given to buy the senior of this pros aro! Rose (I ought to mention tlist he is no whelever to the worthy alderman at that moss, wits ie ba=rd by those who bow him), then it Imes= a vs' , wrier and grave nFine, which, se I Imo almody told year lertisidp, has bess provided for by smog sikbesty set of prisms,. I have nous of the gentlemen yeeeent to whom thews proem& woe sods, but Sir R. W. Cards' le hers, sod he will etas If nocessery that these yesposek ware made to him, and that his believes in the troth of the statements made to him. I oti pose, if your lomieldp roll grist my application, to mom the different parties to wham three statements have been made, in order that the ease may be kiwi before you on any day which you may The Lord Moyoul i tte a very similar case to that one in which the Bank of London recently procsolod satinet two perdue. I have read the aeon in the art, and I feel that if what you sista is correct I can have no difficulty in grant- , leg • summons. Mr. Humphreys—lf these things are allowed to go on, I am afraid, my Lad Mayor, that corruption will to the only thing known to the City of Loudon. The Lord Mayor—lt is understood that this is not en electioneering matter. You redly come seriously to ask me for a summons, with a distinct understanding that you will have witnesses to prove what you have etated Mr. Humphreys—l am so told by Sir R. W. Carden The Lord Mayor—l do not like the Mension• House Jratice room to be made the place for rattling electioneering scheme., but if such prootedings as you have mentioned go on, they must be stopped. Mr. Humphreys—l assure you that you have not a greater enemy to those electioneering 'themes then the person who now addresses you. I would not make an appli crakes for a summons or anything else unless I was deter mined to carry it out to the end. The Lord Mayor—Upon that aseurtnes I will ' , rant the summons. I think it better not to have it heard till the elec tion is over. 747. iiirrnpbreya—lf your tordahip plasma. Th. Lord Mayor—Do you think it fa . matter that Sr. Humphreys—Oh, no, I do Dot thick it proses. The euennoos tram 'Weed, and the ewe will be heard on Friday neat. - . Nr . Alfred Jura and Lord Clarke Pelham Pelham Mitoa again approved before the Lord Mayor, to discharge of their reoogniaanctie, in answer to a mammies which had hams obtained at the instance of Mr. Fermin William Stock well, a mining and sham broker at 75, Old Broad-slime, And which churl them with having conspired and com bined to cheat and defraud the aomPlalnant of the awn of 6001. Bic P. Laurie, Mr. Alderman Sarearms, and Mr. Taylor occupied sera on the bench. Mr. Robinson. instructed by Mr. Stubbs,zkeared in sop- Mr. (hoard, instructed Mr. Jonah Sr Mr. ltffrai ; and Mr. irtructed by r.= jun., attendoti on the part cif Lord Clinton. Tb. rmernithice in chief of Mr. aselrerell, the tom primst, was continued r folk•ws—l iris a rotifer of 500 three to Mr. Perms and 300 to Mr. King. One of those Unman signed by me for barber's I rive to Mr. Jeiree, NMI he pre me the certilthate produced, stating that the trendy had been mode. After the transfer were made. I pave Joins a cheque for 2001. on the 30th April ; on the 4th 11110 L; , May mother cheque f•r 301., on the 7th M. another fee wed Ns the 12th May, another for 1001. I refaced to pity the mosey till I had sees the erns registred. I mesa net loss advanced the money if I had not believed that Lord Clinton bad the 800 shares, and that all cells had bees pad up to the lime of the menthe The bill for 6621. 10a. berme due on the 6th of July ; but Wm it arrived at mo rally, Mr. drifts'. in the penance of Lord Cher, eked see be mew it. Lord Clinton said he would gin me a for the interest and part of the calls. Jeffree Tear lordship can pay me the Wheel Zion call, and I will head von the receipt." Lord Clinton ▪ " wary well." I said that the secinities had gone down, ma=ether sham beasts& the Wheal Zion., Jefree M when my 2601. bill became doe it would be null and I Amid have maple seeurity. It use the arn.po that I was to have a bill for 6621. 10e. sad tab op the old one. Thy wens to glee me a cheque for the intent and the cells as arm af the other shams, and I was to have a receipt for MIL, 68 km all of 34 per share on the SOO share. I egrved to ter' wp the old bill. 1 was to hold the shins and to hand then beak when the new bill was paid. I could ranger these shares without the intervention of Mr.Jelfres, but it wee ' wrosseary that he should sign the notice of tvgistration. Mr. Jafroo. said be would bring the new WI on to me In half anther, with the receipt fir the cull ••p n t e POO Wheal Zino,. Mr. bt fres called and pure me the b 11, mad it was now is circulation. I acted him if be had brought the receipt, and he said be had not. I told him I moot have that before I word do anything in the mater, and sultseriortly on llts rants day the note pr•duted rector rm. On th e 4th of May I got . the new bill Me i counted and irk up the old one, which l banded beck to ' Mr. lilies I should not bar taken op that bill or handed it to Jame If I had not believed that Lord Citron held the • WO there, end that a I calla apes them had been paid. ' Crosersmidnell by Mr. Cinbird—My complaint is that ' I hove itawaseed are money red not got the shame. The i WI tor the 6001. was paid partly is cash end the re , iseitier wont towards the 6521. 10s. bill, end that has lest per by tbo renewed bill. A 2.501. bill was paid In oath es far as I rwollect. I sae not 28, 1857. comes to Westoa-bridge, when It remise+ its lowest point. Here the level ot the hoe r 21 net above the level of the highway which poses underneath it, by means of a brick built bridge. T line from the bridge now gradually elopes away past Carlton to Newark, crowing the Trent shortly be fore reaching the latter piece. Fora good distance along the line—in feet for about 120 yards, bang from where the ballast was Brat disturbed to where the two carriages turned down the embankment into platelayer, John Newsom's garden, the sleepers have Lem fired . The titet elmper I dimovered to be marked by the Binge of the ceilings wheels is 48 yards from the corner of the parapet of the bridge; hut marks mid to have been on the ballast indvnult !her something had got wrong about 20 yards before coming to the now marked sleeper. From the ffret indented sleeper to the bndge, two of the carriages and the guard's van kept gradually hearing towards the left side of the embankment. On reaching the bridge the Bret-class carriage impairs to have struck the corner of the parapet, whieh it injured very little. Up to this plat the whole of the carriages wens doubtless attached. Thill surmise is borne out by the evidence of the driver end fin nan, who said they drat felt the jerk when passing over the bridge. Not only did the break cad two carriages thee detach themselves from the first put of the train, but they also detached two other carriages from the " dummy," which was next to the engine and tender. Me jerk, sale evident by the sleeper; brought the two car riages off the line at the point, and after jumping along the line some sixty-four yards, and then ploughing Want down the side of the embankment (about 16 feet high) for about 20 pada, they rolled over into Newsom's garden just once, and stood, as now, upon their wheele, knocking own, as they turned into the garden, Koren lengths of poet and rail fenc ing. The hedge they guarded was uninjured. The leading carriage of the two, singularly enough, is not injured In the slightest, with the exception of the shivered footboards and some displaced weathering beads. The companion carriage (a composite), having one fest and two end second-clam compartments, suffered slightly In addition to the broken foot beards. One second class compar tm ent has both the door-windows broken. One seat-window of the Bret class compartment is also broken. The other second class compartment has a door injured. In all probability these carriages would have escaped untouched If they had not struck the garden fencing in turning over. The two carriages and the break seem to have bent smashed with an unimaginable force into the road below. Indeed, their butting &gimlet the parapet meet have hurled than completely off the embankment. The first-class car riage led, but, strange to say, the coroposite-carriage, or the ea* between it and break, seems to have been thrown upon the read with the greaten violence, one of its bolters having been driven into the hard macadamised road upwards of 18 inches. The sole of this carriage was the only ons braise and that only on one side. None of the axles wan broken, :ad ooly one fonder the guard's van) wee in any way injured, it being simply bent a little, but ruf fle:dent to draw the springs resting upon it out of their beds, throwing them out sideways Jaeksumwho had his arm amputated, died on Friday night. The guard is elowly recovering hem the shock be received, bring sensible now and then. Hie wife is with him. He has a family of five children, end he bears an excellent character, and is much respected by all who know him The rumour that he had his arms cut off, &c., la totally unfounded. Bow he escaped with either life or limb I cannot imagine, but he artaWy is injured nowhere but on the left side of the head. Every bme ebout tom is whole. The body of Mrs. Pitman hap been removed to London for interment; that of Mr. Clive to Broom-grove near Birming ham; those of Miss Pagett and Mrs. Beata; will be sent to Lancaster on Mends,. How Mr. Pitman to at Newark I have not been able to learn to-night, but 1 beard at noon that " he was not so well" this morning. Mr. Ihmnitheld, of Oldham, is better. His wife and eldest sea are here. TI;;;rall;;;y . company gives every possible facility to the of the deceseed and injured. Their district surgeon, in whose charge the Wend an, is very attentive. MARKETS. COTTON.—Livsnroot,Bin. 26.—The market con tinues very uiet, and closed thY afternoon with a tame feeling at 3or ticre. The sales are estimated at 6,000 baba -1,000 on a ion, comprising 4,700 American at irregular rates ; Pernaut and bieranham, at to 101 d. ; and 1,000 Surat, at 64. to 7d. per lb. Import since Thursday, 10,000 balm. COTTON 000D9.—NANcHurn, Barr. 26.—The in- I activity which has characterised the market daring the week still continues, but there has been very little giving way in price.. In yarns prices have receded id. per lb., which ia the extent that ontton has given way during the work. Spinners, however, are in a good position, and are not disposed to invite business by any farther decline. For cloths there him been very little business this rooming, but manufacturers are indisposed to make any abatement in tome. They Sr. not initiating on the extreme rates lately wked, and which in fact had never been practically esta blished. The market shows no symptom of depreesion, and the comparative inactivuy prevailing at preant is not the re sult of an over-supplied market, but arises from the impree adon that prim, having reached the turning point, may give way still further. There me • good many orders in hand, which will keep both spinners end manufacturers busy for • time. lIARDWARE.—BIRXINOMAN, Sort. 26.—The reports in reference to the vete of trade in this town we still favour able. &wines. hes been remarkably dull with the retail ahopkospere fur an unusually lengthened period. It has now taken a favourable turn all over the emintry, and a good inquiry for winter foods her already sprung up, with every prospect of progression in this reepect. The accounts in re- Imam to the Scotch and Irish trod, are &leo of a satisfactory character; and although we are on the eve of quarter-day, when order, are, as usual, given out ler freely, the instances are exceptional in which the manufacturers are not working full time. The foreign trade is also in a healthy state, although the monetary panic In the United States has stopped the orders from that quarter, and the last two mails have not brought soy remittances for this town. Against these unfavourable features may be noticed the fact that stores of hardware goods are reported to be low all through the States, and amongst commercial men there is a general belief that, as regard. the regular trade, the effects of the panic will not be lasting. In the district of South Stafford .hire end East Wordstar-shim business is not quite so brisk se it wee ten days ego, but upon the whole there is not much calm for complaint, and, an soon M quarter-day is turned, an improvement may be expected. In the iron trade there has bash no new feature this week. The ordinary meeting of the trade takes place in the course of the week, but no alteration in pricr is expected. CORN.—Csanstnon, Ben. 26.—We can note no change In the voiles of any corn ho® last week. Wheat, ml, 56.. to Ns.; whits, 64e. to 66e Barley, 38s. to 48s. Beans, 408. to 425. Oats, 21e. to 2136. Taros, 40s. to 445. CANTIRSURT, SRPT. 26.-Then was • short supply at market to-day. Sales dull, and last week's prices were folly maintained. Wheat, old brown, 55; new, 455. to 665.; white, new, She. to 635. Barley, new, 3fls. to 4641. Oats, Dew, 265. Beau, old, 435. ; new, 40s. Peas, 40s. to 425. Per rir• CAILLIPII.Z, BoPT. 26.-We hod a full suppl of wheat at our market this morning. Prices were much the some as lost week, though in some inotsnces leos money was token; demand good. Oats and barley in good supply; new a little ewer to boy. Wheat, white, new, 720. to 245.•. old, 72a. to 2 4 5. ; red, new, 20s. to 225. ; old, 21s. to 22a. 6d. Barley, now, 14.. to 15s. 6d. ; old, 14s. to 16s. 6d. Oats, potato, new. 9s. 6d. to I Is. 3d. ; old, I•2s. to 13s. ,• isommoo, sow, 9s. 6d. to 10s. Od. ; Dew, Ilea. to Rye, 14s. to 150. Flour, per stone, 2s. to 24. 441. Oaßmeal, 3. 4d. to 7.4. 6d. Ryemeol, lea. 64. Beriermeal. lea. 1101.-Carlisle Journal. COLCIITATVIL, Are,. 26.—A 'mall supply of wheat, fair elf barley, and eery limited of beans and peas. Wheat Arm at tut week's prices. Barley dull, at barely late rates. Beata and peas realised full prices, and in some instances more soar. 131.4VC'STEP, Rzvr. 28.—The annual fair on Monday interfered ■ little y itb the attendance to-day, and only a email fruitiness was don* in English wheat at nv.ier rate., while foreign cold more fm•ly. Slaniuc barley a better supply, and a link cheaper. Grinding corn unchanged. New oats were bought for loos money. Imports for the week ending Sept, 28:—Wheat. Ba•ign, 2;206 qty. Barley, foreign, 1,908. Oats, Ireland, 1,480; foreign, 2,260. . . OCILDTOID, Rare. 26.—There was a large supply of wheat, which was taken readily by buyers at higher odes than were geastally currant last week. Wheat, 40e. to 6k.; barley. 36a. to 43e. ; este, 23e. to 265. ; beans, 42e. to 605.; pees, 42e. to 415.; rye, 36e. to 391. per qr. lIIIITTORD, Sere. 26.—The market today well imp plied with wheal, which met a heavy sale at le. per load lees mosey. Barley in good supply, trade dull, but not lower, Oak, peas, and bane made fully as much money. Wheat, 325. to 39e. per load. Fluky, new, 36e. to 495. per qr. Oita, 23a. to 30a. per qr. Pees, 265. to 299. per lead. Baena, 27e. to 30s. per load. NIMCMITLI•IIPOW-TYNS, Brrr. 28.—The weather this week has band s very &vearable character, which has en abled our growers to proceed eatiefactorily with harvest oper ations in the Highland district.; but, on the other hand, we have persona cumplainta 'speeding the state el the potato crop. which is reported as being extensively dissented • and slthough thin circumstance may not have any immediate effect upon the bearing of the trade, yet eventually, it will form an important element, ea the failure of this esculent to any extant must naturally throw a larger consumption upon bread stuffs, and .o keep prices at a higher level then under other eircurnetancee would have prevailed. The trade dur ing the present week has ruled inactive, and although s re daction of 2e. to 3a. upon new and old wheel would have been conceded, our millers have shown little dispeeition to 1,13.1. e, wishing in the tin* place to we the effect poduced by age detiveriee from our growers, and whether they ere likely to be followed up. Already in the south the dreline were, for the prevent to be Preened, and If our farmers act in the ..too mauler, and withhold supplest. the trade in this quarter rill eutedily be righted. In the few inspection. paring in ',beet, 60e. could Dot be exceeded for the choicer* new south country yellow ' whilst wry good Qualities have been peeled with at 69e., weighed 631ba. Old foreign has met little at teution, our millers being supplied for the moraent; a smell cargo of new red lloletein• however. has been placed at 685., and sloth qualities, we think, are likely to be highly ap• predated here on account of their strength and their general good qualities. Flour hes sold rather irregulerlv, and quo tations cannot be given with accuracy. Meltini barley bas been in fair nmpe , t, Sod It will tie a month yet lief , m Oil tlis tualtiags are idfuli et-ration, thew bra em who have stocks of old whine preiernag to take their chance of the market at that iirne to buying at preacat. Grinding barley still in limited demand. billing pan tending upwards, but in other articles no change of moment has occurred. At our market this morning ws had so overwhelming supply of wheat from the growers, condition r xceedingly various, whilst it wu 111 m indeed to meet with a sample that wu totally clear of sprout. Undersuchdiscouragingeireumatances,therefore,farmersw ers compelled to sell, and had to submit to a reduction of fully 4s. per qr., whereas where gales were made of mouth country a decline, of 3s. per qr. bad to be made, but holders generally were not diapered to accept such a fall, conceiving that in the comae of a fortnight it at, if not earlier, a rally urn the resent demised rates is more than probable. For the beet month country yellow, weighing naturally 621 b... out millers were only bidding 58.. per qr., 631b5., which of worse was refused. In new fowl= warmly • sale wu rerrted, owing to high limits being being imposed by the stoppers; there were buyers of upland red at 5&., but holders reqturing 2e. to 4s. more acted quits, so impediment to business. Old was held thinly, and we are of arnica the old high-noised Dantek will maintain a high relative value for mixing, there being little of such quality held. Flour sold slowly-425. may be considered a very extreme value for choice households, and 455. for whites, other marks selling in . proportion. For maltingbarley there was a very slow inquky, buyers being provided for the moment and not feeling inclined to add to their stocks. Grindiug met little attention but value was supported. Old malt scarcely so much inquired for. Beans scarce and wanted. Boiling peso held for more money, which tended to check business. In oath less stirring, but late rates about austkned. The arrivals this week are .—Wheat, cowetwile. 2 ,2 3 4 tre e • • foreign. 3,274. Barley, cosstwise, 396. Malt, cesetwiss, 185 qrs. Oats, coastwise, 2,154 qrs. ; fo -35. Pass, coamtwise, Flour, 805 sack.. Nottwtcw, Berrmente. 26. The weather has heft tolerably fine during the week, but there bee beet • good deal of rain in the last two days. The thermometer has fluctuated between 48 and 88, and the rainfall he. been 1.17 Whoa The load amebae have not varied greatly, especially those held later in the week. At Ipswich there wee, however, a fell of 2s. to 3a. per qr. in wheat, end at Woodbridge there wee nearly the same reduction. Here to day wheat wee in fair supply, and the prices of this day etennight were supported for ell descriptions of quality. There was • good show of beriey and the demand being good, We rater were well sustained. In other corn there wee but little doing. NOTTINGIIAIe, Srrr. 28.—Tbe amply of 6.. wheat at market to-day being binned, it arm taken off by the millers at the entreme priory of last week ; but inferior samples were gaits neglected, and there wee but little demand for barley. Lir oats and beans no alteration. OLZORD, Barr. 26.—There wu a full attendance of brows at market to-day, and consequently samples repre senting large bulks were plentiful. Milian and dealers urchaaed rather extensively, and although sellers in • few inrtuas realised for the very best qualities !ether morethan this day se'nnight, the bulk of the tressecticas wra at prices mach about the same aa then. The melting macs having commenced, English barley wee in dimead, prime maples being worth 60a. per quarter, while inferior ruled as low as 375. Foreign barley not in much telneett ug Lotstion. from 33a. to 36a. ; oats a dull trade ; woelh from 21a. to 33a.; new team were mock inquired shat, and • considerable quantity °hanged hands at about 44a. per quarter. Few samples of old beans sheering. Prices may be quoted from 50e. to 625. Scarcely a sample of peas of any description was to be seen. Vetches were worth hem 6a. 6d. to 6e. per bushel. Flour t 41a. to 42a. per seek. Good bay 41. pe! too. The potato dissooo. We i :4e h i a n T to Nth is not so bad In this localitywas at Ant PITIMICMOUGH SIP?. 26.—We bad a good supply of wheat hue to-day, 'having several buyers of seed u well as some sow dukes from the north. There wee a better trade, and het week's prices were exceeded, for good qualities, le. per quarter. A fair quantity of spring cora, and all descrip tions ready sale at late mks. RrlD11;(1, Barr. 26.—The supply of wheat was shorter than last week, and many atm*. rather interior. Trade opened dull and continued slow throughout the morning, holden being reluctant to give way, but ultimately • redac tion of la. to 24. per quarter took place in the majority of sales effected. Barley, a good show, the demand liberal, but late rates not metaled. Oats and peas as previously quoted; new beans fully Is per qr. cheaper. - - Wniarcir, Barr. 26.—We have • good show of *heat at our market to-day, and it meets with buyers at la. per qr. more money for all line thy samples, but anything below this description is in slow request. Data sad beans continue in good ..and at unaltarsi pkes. Prices to the growers : Wheat, 60a. to 81s. per qr. ; oats, is. Id. to L. 2d. per stone; beans, new, 43r. to 48c per qr.; old, 48a. to 30s. . . . . WORCRATER, Barr. 26.—The supply of English laird was less than last week, and the prices of this day se might were maintained for all qualities. Malting barley realised fall prices; grinding dull, but not lower. Old and new beaus quite se dear. New oats, 6d. per qr. cheaper ; fine old firm at former rates. YORE, SOFT. 28.—We have had a fair reapply of wheat from our farmers at this day's market, which was taken at rather under net week'. rates. A good deal of barley .hew ing, the quality of which is various; fine samples fetched WA week's prima. Other sort Is. to 2s. lower. In other article. no 'lteration.. Wheat, white, 58s. to 625. pas imperial qr.; red, 61s. to 675.; barley, malting, 41e. to 445.; grind ing, 3 7n. to 401 .; malt, 74e. to 78a.; oats, la. Od. to Is. Id. per stone of 141 be. Flour. 435. to 465. per sack of 280th.. WATERFORD, Seer. 28.—We have had good supplies of grain from the country Mace Saturday last, and by boat the receipts bare been to a fair extent; from abroad the arrivals are again large, though considerably lota than the imports of the preesdiog week. The great decline reported la Leaden on Monday, has calmed our niarkee to rule dull for roost uncles, end early in the week, farmers produce gave way very materially in pries, stare then buyers have shown more disposition to porch..., sad thin morning, wheat sold freely, at within Is. per barrel of our lent quotation.. Malting bar ley being vet y scorer realiaed sin advance of per bane'. In the value of grinding guidance we note no change. Oats met a fair inquiry—blacks at a reduction of 3d. per barrel; white and tawney at former rates. Foreign wheat hae re ceded about ed. per barrel since this day se'unlght, and for the best descriptions there I. a reedy male at the decline; heated parcels very difficult to move. Indian corn with a lose active demand, moat be noted cheaper by 3d. per barrel, but as a large portion of the late arrive& has been dispeeed of, many holden are indifferent about telling. Flour firm, and in goad request. Imports this week:—Wheat, 4,143 quarter.' barley, 78; Indian corn, 7,627. Exports this week :—What, 884 barrels; oats, 8,894; flour, I,B39eacka ; Indian corn, 200 barrels. KIIIICALDT, Berr. 26.—We have had another week of fine weather for the country, and the great bulk of our crop to secured; next week, if favourable, stioeld make a clear • sore. At our country market., this week, we had, owing to fanners being engaged securing the crop, no great quantity of grain offering. Peues of all good qualities still in favour of sellers; but .11 kinds are readily taken off at good prices, considering the condition of none of them. Here, to-day, we had good reapplies of wheat and barley, but moderate of oats. Sales ready for all ; fine qualm. brought fully last week's mires, but middling and inferior wen. Is. per qr. lower. Wheat, old, 325. to 665. per qr.; new, 40.. to 60a. Earley, new, 28s. to 38s. Oats, old, 30s. to 325. ; new, 24.. to Ste. SHIPPING lIVTIILLIGENCE CASUALTIES.. 113e,11... from Ple!reastTetoieZenqie, Tome& Ted off Scilly oh the ..-- SIM. of September. CIMOSom, oi et, onto°, </Wale S. Ilk from Wyborg to HIM, • ;at tfro , r o.a Vob. rr.!brr eis rue, em mill ► probably be- ...- - .• . ...-. --. ----- mar s omen —lantiy. fis pt. " -- LM a Wis., of (Irmo., wren. of I Stamm Magnus, of Inagua. COIINT•IItift. of Iltoaktan, ana Hoge, M Wm.., ram eluded at Bolden; an. se.l.—Mlna s Sept M. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Alford (.Alp), from Styes ts.r ralsenth. J.. 29, lat. 1.4 It.. Ida. 93.9$ R. &BIWA (409). has Lamella kw Per: Phillip 43 days, July Id, W. 13 33 8., k55..!1144, A. (atbsrise Eimah. Ina R. rabay, July I. 4t I 8., Ise. 79 E Combsalla (Am) tar from Loa.s33 for Ce.autta, with troops, Asia./ 1m 9 .km . Womb (Amo•leos ship). from Rangoon for P.lmoutb, Jute 19,1 M. 7 S., km. 91 L. 0 Quls . olt. from Livevprol kr 31eltworse 53 dam lat. 33.419, _ . Ela ft 11 W. Ed. rd. ham Glamour for R ....h'7, July U. lat. 366, 14)4.16 IL fuplatstua. treat load a for Kits AU/Mt 3, 1 3 1.. 13. 33 km. 33.43 N. Tl2Y:yet . lr. arts 1 lverpool lot St. Tboaysta Auguat 21., lat. 36.24,105. u. 45 E,lllernba, from blearltlas fnr Loodoo, Auvaat 11, bt. 14 N., lon. ii W. L;Worue . foe Sydney. Aor,,ttl. Ist lIN., lan 24 W. Maid a Athens, Hors Mouth V en for Limps 1. Andast 15, :et. 1., Is.. 3I BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. WIN ATP.rfeM. 25, M irostbomsapm the wife et Dr. A. I. BRIT) lie.—Sept. t'S, the wife of Mr. M. Brines, or Derhy.ro•d. Wore Croydon. of • Jaezeior COLLIE .—Peet. J. a the Platte. Stouthrtder. the wife of C. W. Col/.• lIELTIL —f Eao of a bfept. !1.00. P Plll 11plano, Tottonlom, .10 of 11. 0• t kV/W.— • Wa, w.rk rtmoi, Lj.erpoul. in° n Vont Mr. J. Jefk% of •daujLte r. Llf Cul.N.—Nept..B. at Alacholmr, new Limo' ca, wl'c of •bo Blabor. of Lincoln. of • daughter. MAN RIAOES. 111111111P—TIINS.—dept. at 64 Martha's, TTsfaksp Astro. Jobe. son (.1 J. A Hard,. I.:mi.. ut Itms.. to Cotharine I lit n. &yd./Jr of grerot4tojor Dam. 1.1. tiOth /*oat. L1.1:-EMI f , r 14.. V 1...! If • flora, by tho Re. R. 111. ,, f. H. Li o.lt 0 tow. Aberdecop ork, Illibbory. to 1.14(.01X, daut..ter of lath. Nog.. of the er0.^=1.11.1110..7. ry :aft R. scaninow 18, Fan xl gram me of I; r. 8. 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