The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-29 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TAITZHSALL'S.—MoNpai. Mum wars lean* any features in the betting deserving ompsmal comment, except the continued Smears of both the Arm faeountes for the Centrewiteh and Cambridgeshire. Per the former, Anheid wr supported for all the money Not osaill be got on at 14 to 1, and for the latter Birdhill wee basked with equal earn•stnree at It to 1. There were several inquiries alter "outsiders" for the Great Eastern Railway Handieap, bat puhhc interest was too much ab• sorbed in the two great autumn handicaps to allow of any time being taken up with minor armies. Lord St. Viocimit's Forager was frequently inquired after for the Derby, 5,000/. to lOW. having been taken in one bet, but towards the iris► we question whether those odds were obtainable. Below will be found a complete return of all the balkiness Enna—Cladag prima GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY HANDICAP. 7 SO 1 ars Lord fkamtord'a Gamma, 4 yrs, Bst 21b (t aad off) 100 to S Ton Broock's Summeraido, 3 yrs. riat 111 b (t) 100 to S Z. Dukes PoLusd, 3 yrs, bet 71b (t aad off) CESAR WITCH. 14 to 1 opt Xr.Grovill: l ai.Werci, 3 yrs, 7st 51b (t f) MO to 6 Mr. T. Valentine's Hurricane, 4 yrs, Sat (t) It to 1 Mr. Nayloes Drummer Boy, 4 yn, Get leb (t) 25 to 1 Mr. Marry's Lioness, 4 yrs, Est 81b (t) 25 to 1 Yr. Drewitt's Markdown, 3 yrs, Tat 51b (t) 25 to 1 Lord Coventry's Umpire, 6 yrs, Bst llb (s) 25 to 1 Mr. G. W. Fitrwillam's Myra., 5 yn, 7st (t) 55 to 1 Mr. 8. Thellusson's Jack of Hearts, 3 Lid 6m 71b (off, t 30 to 1) 1000 to 30 Lard Standord's Lintomna, 4 yr., let 31b It) 40 to 1 Mr. Sanls's Buckoabam, 4 yn, 7st ltdb (t) 40 to 1 Mr. G. Bryan's Faultless, 6 yrs, 7st 111 b (t) SO to 1 Capt. Lamb's Sandford, 3 yn, sstl3lb (t) 50 to 1 Mr. Naylor's Agin, 4 yrs, Est lolb (t) 50 to 1 Nest F. de Lagrange's Benjamin, 4 yrs, fist Illb (t) CAJIBRIDGESHIRE. 15 to 1 mat Dub, of Breatort's Eirdlull, 4 yrs. Tat 71b (t) 1W to G Yr. W. Day's Cateh2em•Alive, 4 yrs, TW(t) 100 to 6 —11 r. W. l'Ausater Borialia, 3 yrt Tat llb (t) 25 to 1 Coast &Silvan?, Tunas, 3 meet TIb(oO) 1000 to 30 Lord Stamford's Litocanos,4 yrs, 7st 31b (6) 1030 to 30 Lard Wistotorelsed's Merry Hark 3 yrs, sst 121 b (t sad off) 40 to l Lord Cherisraeld's Payers* 4 yrs, YAM (1) 40 to 1 —31 r. Neuss* Calmest* 3 yrk 6st 11113(t) 30 to 1 Lard Nieuwe', Dasawir, 4 yra, 6st 131 b (t) SO to 1 Lord Palamorsion's Baldwin, 3 pa, 7at (t) AO lao 1 Capt W. H. Cooper'. &minions, 3 yu, SA /lb (t) DERBY. SO to 1 apt Lord St. Viseset'a Forager (t (ma)) LRKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. PROGRAJOLR FOR TOMORROW. POST Pawns ; 3-yr-olds, Tat 91b 101 b ; flee, a, add aged, 9st ; w winner to be sold for 300 son. ; amoce 3 ea. DJ. (2 miles 119 yards.) A Rainwear flair STAKES of 15 soma each, 10 ft, far 2-yrolds. T.Y.C. (5 furloap 140 yards.) A HANDICAP Swig:nu/is of 20 soma each, and only 5 ft dealared by tau o'clock the evening before rafting, to go tore owner of the mad bone ; for 3-yr-olds and op. ado DAL (7 furloap 210 yards.) A SWIZMAJLICS of 10 soma melt ; 2-yr-olds, fist 101 b; Mime, 121 b ; four 9st 101 b; Sc. and upwards, ISt; the mica to he soil for LIO soma, if demanded ; it for IGO OWL, allowed 501 B. M. (1 mile 17 yank) A Seagraves's of 10 MM. each, for 2.v r-olds ; solo, $4 lab ; Lisa, Set 71b ; the "rumor to be sold for 50 woo, M ismatiod, kc. Pint ball of Ab.lL cl furlongs 215 11100/D 'TWA OF TIM 7177111XTH TRIZONILL PRODUCE !NUM of 10 eon. each, for 3-yr-olds; colts, fart 71b; Mao, Rat 4111. ; the gaud to receive a sum equal to 10 per ant. as the whole stake and lie third s'per oust. A.F. a do. ile 2 hasp 73 yards) (39 sabs.)—Boatrioa, Water Itattle—Bainatioa, Tams. The Temple, Early Cara WM Tom, Temple, _ AdlineWawa, B =atigeer—Ek I by Tel ligear— I= ab lesel, 8- 4 .,, Paris, Terra Jana, Cram lass, Ib. Hager, Fria Lee Mira Kabobs; , Wader{ Maar* Creahask, Demalmar, Jamy Male (pald). Doha= (psid), Raba (ass noceiradoo), f by Windhonad— Qs Rayne f ley Ling Tom—Batorald (dead), e bNew matisr, dam by Mebane (dead), Automaton (doa4. Tie Sr. Lion Scan of El seed each, far tyr.olde ; colts, lab; follies, Sot aside.. allowed 71b ; ascend to move hie stake; D.L (2 miles 119 yards.) (13 subs.)— W' Wiedhaned—Splitvoae, f by West Anstralian—Pera. Maly Purl,6ndfeed, ?roans (late the Troia. Hone), Reptior, the Lord Warden, The Banger, Prince Lee 800, rileopiden, Aroma, Aohmet, Automaton (dead). Tit OtAXIT Orkin of 30 soya each, 20 ft, for 2-yr.oids not named I. tie attend Stakes ; colts, Bst 9th; Set Qlb ; the simmer of a sweepstakes value 200 sonr lau ding the wineer's owa stake, 41b ; of two each stakes, 71b atm ; freeetie tarn of the lands W. (3 furlongs 182 ids.) (13 webs. )—Hark Forward, o by Maseovite—Bzidle, Fillet de TA's., Unto. Jack, o Sanntarz—Bogertharpe's dam, Linda, c be Tadmar—Drosara's dais, Coninerca, Brother to Trek, Prowl* fby Newiniamar—lmdy Hawthorn, Lei ember. Data, Goldylooks. Vistas tines . 111Arce, 290, h ft.—Mr. H. Toe Breeek's Ursa 4 yra, list 31b, against the Marquis of Efastine A Meactioa, 2 yrs, TM lii; lag half of Ab. Si. (3 furloop 217 yards. NATCII. 100, h ft.—Mr. W. Boberuoit's Paddy damns, ' OM Ilk against loop pods. Lord Uxbridge's Liston, Ilst. T.Y.C. (5 fur- 140 ) TAB Wives Fire's of 100 guises' ; 3.yr-olde. llet lib ; fetes, het 7b • live. 104; sic and aged. 104 211). B.C. Osage 1 turissiayards) & HANDICAP of 10 sows. Ice 3 -Yr -1 116 mid tr. wide: slibible, 3 soot A.F. (1 mile 2 farloep 73 yards.) ♦ Maasigior Singenzos el tO sera seek 5 ft. if do eLwi be bit efetook the evesieg Were reaming ; for 3.yr. elle sod spoor& %CO. (6 tuner' 140 yards ) A thelsortAgss of 5 noes. seek ; 2.yr-oldo fist 101 b ; Um. Sot Sib ; four sad a warts, lest ; the silliest to be seld for 70 sera, if do. Rutland Stakes Coons 0 hollow 132 'ris) A SINMOTAZINI el 10 0r,,. omit ; 3-yookle, 8d 4111; fay/rand upwards, Sot 131 b ; the wisest to be geld for 50 sees, ff demanded, to T.Y.O. (5 farleep 140 yards.) A HANDICAP liwzgrerLurga of 10 tom each, le ft; for 3.=ls Last UM of Ab. 11. (3 (whop 217 yards) Titan or fez Ellxvizsrs TAINXIIIAL PIODOCA Beams el 10 sees. esalL for 2.yoolde ; colts, Sot 71b Bliss,4lts ; s ssan d to receive • soft egad to 10 per seat. • whet* stains, said tbe third 5 per seat. T.Y.O. (5' finings le prat) (50 tuba)-Yeats, WM*. Foe. Midnight Miro Barepb. Ely, Wild Bead, ltsaavals, Id seustsia, Polley. Argos the Bails, %leaches, Foeesee Am brosio", I by Ambrose -Ava, t by Arebrose-ffereirse ed Looksow, f by Veltipar-Igeoraisos, f by Wild Dayton- Larewia, tby Wild Dayrell-Pbesey, • by Saustoor .4-1="g" • dam. e by Baratoe-Vanity, Leashobs, Olivia, 'Verger Tomato, Bodies, Rigol lieshe. Pi•API I / 2 Oilr,oyaote. Idle' Girl, Aurae, The Abbot Naserst, Brio% Skalegtoo Cosetry Canis, Hollyfox, Myrtilos, Alevons, Revival, Deerfoot (race Tomo), Basdardlo e by 'Newsiorster- Mita Coldocholdt (died), c by Tow Kiag-Turnania's darn Bah 5, by ) Losgbers-Rasee (dead), f by Ambrose-Gar- TQ 0114IW fterfAso orazn s/ 20 sees. sash, 20 ft., for 2-Tr etas ; eel fht 101 b ; Ithea, Sot Nb ; the wiener of • sweep slams se MO mom, (standing the M s owe stake, 41b of Orie snob stakes 7113 extra ; from the by, of the Loads Si (6 Whop lel redo) asbe.l-Rapenteos,Ohreseont, eider to Iwobilool, Aeurbiam, Perailare, fby Lowboy.- Mrs Quickly (woes scosisollee). La Medan, Gaza I Wi n, Foretelke, Acolyte, Sprees, Ne Job.. Molter OM'St Orrlcitn.—On the let of October matey order offices will be opined re London at Amesll - Pestoeville, EC.; as Clarendon.road North, W. The money order office in Graceclauch-street is abolished. order anima will be apeoed at Barker-street, Bir ; Bellironghtoo Worcestershire; Bryegwras • Carefortb, Lancashire ;Rutty, Ke n t; Word , Ar ; Stallerishire Yentas, Staffordshire ; Crounont, Yorkshire; Harrold, Bedfordshire ; Ibstock , Leicestershire ; Iniegton, Warwickshire; Leigh, Essex ; LLo.ilio, Denbighshire ; Heger Abbey, Hants ; Omeseal, Leireatershire • Banbury. Kest ; Poleaworth. Warwickshire; ItainhiU, Lancsaalsire ; Bt. Osytb, Eases ; Stocktots. Warwickshire ; Temple Sow. erby, Westmoreland; Wakefield Road, Yorkshire; Weybadim Static* Seem ; Wolverley, Worcester. shin; - Woodledond, Yorkshire , Tura, Stafford shin; Ystal-r.tess, Glamorgansbire. The office at "New Leeds" (Bradford) is aboliebed. The mom: order office formerly keown as " Queenslicarl" (Halifax, 'York shire), is sow called "Queensbury " Jimmy ceder offices will Ise mimed at Anehmersig. Argyleehlre ; Bridgeton, R. 0., Lanarkshire ; Callowgate, R. 0., Glasgow ; Kionleg ltd R. 0., Glasgow. The office at "Calton" (Glasgow) is ahstkhed Maev eider agar will be °Mewl at Goatk. Tyrase ; Down, Cavan ; Kiltyclogletr. Leitrim ; Lases herringh, Loogfoni. The sub•office at " Greystome having hem made • head office, • money order Gatos has also bees he m at that place. Os the lot of November seat. and tbesoeforward, mosey cedes" will be issued at all mere order offices is the United Kingdom oc Scarborough sad Kingston, in Jamaica, at the same rates of charge, sad seder the same regulations, as those already to force with respect to other colonies. Momy orders will also be hewed in those colitis on all money order offices in the Gaited Kingdom. Honey ceder busioess has bees wen sewed during the past gamier with the offices at St. Jobe s, Ace Bridgetown, Berhadoes ; Bathurst, Gambi a ; and P,eefew ; , Sierra Leese. The undermeetiosed additional sakes have bees made money order offices :—lchunick fa Smith Andra& ; Bembele, Coon's, Ede*, Mecum -Mar rerwell. Usewellbrook, N;mitylwlis , Qustabovas. 804 k. wesierfiefid. Wagga Waage. Wellington, Wee Wart, is New area Wales; Arrow River. Maeuhrwikia d uet ti ng', No. &amid ; a nd Ki ng William's Tows, tr a e Ogee Bor. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, SIM . —Arrournuars. —A s aistant-engisor W.. &mottos, to the Scylla. Naval Quiet (oemiaated) Wm- Wright. POorovioN.—Jomph L et the Miranda, to be acting hret-claaa amiataat ekiimer. CHATHAM, Sm. 28. Admiralty orders have beep received for the following screw gnaboata, attached to the steam reserve at this port, to be seat to Dtpttord dockyard, when they are to he broken up, the whole of them having. on survey, 'been found unfitted for further eersice, viz., ths 'kalif, the Tickler, the Dwarf, the Fidget, the Manly, the Palter, the Spev, and the Thistle. Before their removal to Deptford, they an to have their engines and machinery taken out. The paddlewheel steamer Cyclops, 6, 320-horse power, and the screw steamers lima:, 6, PO9 toes, and Victor, 6, 350• horse power, belonging to the steam reserve, have been sold oat of the service, sad are to be removed round to the Thamee. The Cumberland, 74, Captain Haf, CB., gnsndship of the steam reserve, has been undocked, after basing been fitted with toasts, spars, and the necessary gear for owning( corvettes and small - . - The iron frigate Tamar, 3, 500-horse power, fitting for commission, is ordered to be imbed forward with , tr. aible despatch. She has taken on board her stock of THE QRE.4T SHIP COMPANY. The report of the directors, to be protested at • special general meeting of the company oe Friday seat, states that the directors have to express their regret that circumstances over which they have DO control have com pelled them to call the proprietors together at this period, in order that an approximate statement of the financial position of the company may be submitted to them. and that 1 immediate steps may be taken either to relieve the under taking from its preaent embarrasameota or to wind up its affairs in such a manner u may be deemed mast advisable. At the last general meeting it was annouoced to the pro prietors that the ship bad been eddy placed es the beach at New 14017, on the Cheshire side of the Merry, for the purpose of effectim the necessary repairs, but as that period rel.:Seat opportasity had not been afforded of estimating the etre& of the damage consequent upon the accident eff Montauk Point. The excavauou necessary for a thorough examination of the flat portion of the ship s bottom was a very tedious operation, but when completed it was found that, in acidities to the fractures recoiled by the divers, than were two other s which bad escaped their observation— making in all tee separate fracture• including that repaired in New York. The difficulties in effecting them repairs proved to be very great, as, in addition to the work Rema rry to the outer skin, several of the iron webs between the inner and the outer skies were found to be merderably damaged, the re-instatement of which entailed co the cam may net only a very heavy outlay of moaey, but involved a great loos of time which would otherwise have hem saved. The directors, however, had no alternative but to comply with the requirements of the Board of Trade. TIN disarm took advastage of the unavoidable delay, and had a careful examiaatioe nude of the boilers; they found it Ream, to ratube those belonging to the screw Regius, and this work was dose in a complete and effective manner. The ship was at length enabled to resume her employment ha the New York trade. The number of puesegus coaveyed en each anciesesive trip exhibits the rune satisfactory pro- i • grim as that referred to in the last report, but the ~Map from this branch of business, u well as from the freight, have bees most seriously affected by the severe competities which has misted throughout the season between the two great rival companies. The following table shows the sam baed painseger and earnings of the several voyages made this sears, compared with what the receipts would have base if the ears bad ruled the mine as in August of led Actual Loalpts Boastpbot of ' , relight and . d Pama g ° 16°47 Maw at raise • each Voyage, Awe,. um 1641. A a d. A a. & ` 4 61 14,011 10 1 Men 1 6 11,010 0 1 1.,710/ 1 S 11,110 11 • 10,086 It 1 37,1106 0 0 17,L8 11 10 ot No.olPotomostal V l ile% 0111,. I Hook Nay la 338 Jaw August No occurrence maim( spina oommeat took place al the two fast voyages of this year, but oe the fourth day of lad outward trip, a porkies of nee of the paddle- wheels was canted away during • heavy pie, sad the speed of the vowel eoemeggeatly lied to be reduced for the remands: of the voyage. The ship was subsequently overtaken by • most violist herricaos, sad, although to coosequenes of the partial disablement of her paddle wheels she laboured eon. adorably, so isjary resulted to her hull or machinery, sod the directors have much pleasure is statiap that not the slightest symptom of straiuiag is observable in say past of the vessel. In order to repair the paddluwheel it wee fovea neoeseary to ponpose the day of sailing frees New Task, and the ship did sot leave that port until the Mb leant, sieving off Liverpool me the evade( of the 19th nand ;itisto be regretted that earle the mesilre at the day previous to arrival, the ship Jane nine into col lision with her, arid was so seriously injured SS to lades* the crew to abindon her aod seek refuge ea board the pro pintoes' vessel, which sustained but very train damage. The delay in sating homewards, and the eoesequma nu. avoidable alteration in the proposed date et sailing from this sida combined with the heavy expeese which the di rectors knew from experience weak result from deentice I. New York, has compelled them to cell • meatier of the proprietors before sunrise into any further eagagernenta ; the Bonne poultice of the company, areal, crippled by the cost of the re es in the may part of the year, rendering it imperative that immediate sod decided s t e p s should be taken for the iateresta of all parties coneented. The directors most expresetheir regret at bong thee obliged to al.ndoo the antemplated voyage, which they believe, from the Dumber of pentagon offering and the iiaesesJ nice obtainable, might have been attended with a within:s tory result. The capital noonet leas been debited with the amount agreed to be paid in discharge of Mr. Parry's claim on the company, and the coats thereon. The eireamennees of this ease have been so frequently before the proprieten that it is almost noneemeary to mark that the dispel* arose eau et • egnereet teetered into between Mr. Parry mad the predemanes of the preset Megan% As adios vas brought early is the year 1860 red referred to arbitrates. ; but no steps ware taken by Mr. Parry ia the meter from the autumn et that year until Jane led, when the pro coedit:op were revived ma several meetings held before the arbitrator. Tbegebeiter of the company, Timis' the pro babilities ci the ease ' aid in order to save heavy kw chentee, which it wassvideat would be incurred if the pro , feeder were practised, advised that • compromise abosid, if peenbla be effected. After roach negotiant' it wee finally agreed to give Mr. Parry a mewed giorkpge el the ship for the sum of !SAW., oe the woo teems end rendi tion as the existing mortgage. kir. Parry's claim, wish fm- West, amounted to 6 68W. 14e. Id.. and the direness believe that under the eircurneteuese this settlemout was the ben that could be made. The egad ascent shows the expenditure gonesquent epee ties accident at Meetank Point anoints to 41,4721. 18a sad the directors camera , pass from this item without exprewing their belief that the pigment most unfortrumbe date of asks is chiefly attribetable to that accident. They were advised that. ender the teems el the insurance p licies, they could get =fern any claim on the underwriters in reopen of this diameter. There is an exam of disbursements over receipts ea the working account of 11,9791. tla 6d., a doll ! cieticy which is owing to the competition previously alluded to, ages it will be observed that, with o r di nar y rtes, the result would have been =eh as to justify the antielpatione erpreesed by the directors it Fenton reports, vlr. , that th e New York trade could be math a remuserative empkgreene for the ship. A charged 2,1741. lfia. 10d. represents the cost of additional finny, renewals, ko., in the cable ore. commodation of the skip, and swift other repairs. The find mortgage of 36,000 f.. maturing Nee of Way last, bas • been incorporated through the liberelity of the hoiden In the loan of 103,0004 as proposed is the kat report. is eon s elusion, the directors must impress upon the proprietor" that the position of the company's affairs is most alike], mid that immediate steps must be taken either to raise addi tional capital for the prosecution of the nederteking, or to dissolve the compiey—this latter alterative the dweeters feel would amount to a total sacrifice of the property of the ordinary shareholders. It is fur the proprietors to de j termini, what is to be done. The ship cannot be retsina' is the possession of the company oaks" funds be Immo& nay reed to pay off the exigent trade debts, amounting I to 300024 19s. 4,L, and whatever employment may he d.. ! gigged for her, a further sum will he required for the gear • nary outfit, sod the repairs needful for the efficient mann name of the ship. A S JURISDICTION AcT.—Within the 'mid of the Newcastle time gun lives • family is whose service was a blooming young waiting mud, whom, for want of a better name, we shall call 'swim& Hasa. Her charms attracted a suitor who perfidiously reoreseeted ?newel/ as • single map, although be had already gives Ws pledgee S. so ciety for his good behavioar, bet showed by his c on d uc t that be no intention of redeeming them. Jeaglaa Haan becoming. however, aware of the fact, got ready a plentiful supply of whitewash is anticipation of his seat visit. In due tines it was paid, and the family Jitatee tared him with cornier; there under fah. colours. William saw the game was up, and endeavoured to make hie exit as speedily as possible. in obedience to as order to that affect. He was stopped on the way. bowever, by his 'owlets, who M i s l ay impaired, in apparent surprise at hie hasty ei what William, are you going already?" Will.m mat tered something shoed not being well, and endeavoured to p ow o n , when dose is... • white deluge upon his devoted heed, pound with awerriag aim by the fair hand of the outraged Jewitna. He pre • gasping yell, and Madly sought the Awn.. Hie ',seances wee meet Isdiorowv and ghostly. AAA if Prefemeir Pepper had ens Idea In aught have mistaken the stns. object for his awls nveleriono Mush», wisieb as its route from the theatre has los s it. way. His troubles, however, were sot over, for J s fired by her wrongs, belaboured him with th e amply sad other weapons of offence so vigorously that his yens far matey brewed a asenber of the family I. ths noose, end heirs thew serniiried to roam hie amps is a admishi• pickle, • wiser bat • sadder tau —lfewatirle ROYAL PRIX HOSPITAL, GLATIPIIIIN-110AD.111111 number of ts relieved at this hospital dories the week wading IS we MIR, of whisk 1,138 wen wsw suss. THE l PRFSS, TIIESDAT EVENING, SETTEMBER 29, 1863. THB BEGMTBATIONIL MIDDLESEX. Yesterday Mr. Ed cloud Beale', the barrister sp*nted to revise the electoral lists for the county of Middlesex, opened a court at Radley's Hotel, New Bridge street, Blackfrurs, for the revision of the several parishes. liberties, sad other extra parochial places within the City of London. _ _ Mr. W. Albert James appeared for the Liberal Registra tion Society ; Mr. H. Smith for the National Oonservative Registration Association ; and Mr. T. Alley Joao, sloe for the conservatives. intiTeeop of the register for the parish of Allhallows, Honey-lane, ten prams named Seagood, Swinbouree (3), Truacott. Warden, and Wood (5), were objected to by the overseer, on the ground mainly that the property for which they claimed in respect of rent-charges had been sold by the freeholder. iinlth contended that the rent•charges did not there. fore oecamarily merge. Mr. James urged that io the absence of the voice there eould be no proof of qualification, The Barrister was of the same opinion, and expunged the MUM. John Walter, of Bearwood, in the parishes' of Wokingham and Hunk Besicakire, on the list for freehold coachhouse in Playhomelard, had been objected to by the comer. natives. _ _ _ _ _ Ow of the overseers said be understood that the voter. who is the M.P. for Berkshire, sod principal proprietor of the Tilled, bad parted with his interest in the premises Mr. Jallloll, is support of the vote, put in a letter from Mr. Walter, in which the writer stated that besides the hoses and premises in Printing house-square, which ware is his occupation, and for which therefore be presumed he weld not be registered for the comity, be was the owner of two other freehold homes is the square, neither of which was in hi occupation, but for both of which he received the not. The house was on the south side of the square, occu pied pertly by Mr. Simpson and partly by Mr. Sedated, and in this he would prefer to he registered. The rents for the homes wen regularly received by his solicitor. Mr. Debi. He would be glad to be in formed by Saturday tinging if possible, whether the above description would sake to set matters right, or whether it would be concern for him to mime up on Monday to substentiata his vote. 11r. Bealeas—Cerialaly not mosseary to appear here. But that letter does Dot soma to seaport the qoalifioatioa. South side of the square ss set Playbouse-yard. Mr. Smith—Priutin&.hooee•gaare and Playbouse-yard smaot the same,so tarn I know. . . Er. Bra—iihat does the overseer esy Another Overseer—Mr. Walter sent in a claim WC year ; but it wee not attended to, and his name appeared in the list with his old qualilloation. His claim wee for freehold bonne, but heappeen a the list for freehold oeschbouse. wee epee a eceolthowes, now it is a hones. Yr. Beales—Wash your mistake? The Overseer—No, ea ; I think it was yours. (Imetabbsc) Mr. Beake—Well, I will correct the mistake by strikiag 0111 " ocuelt," and adding the name of the tenant. Wiliam Hands, of Eyre Cottage, the Grove, Syaenhars, Hint. es the list for the parish of St. Olsve, is Hart-street, far a milers in the Leedom Corn Exams" Nark-lane, wee objected to by the ommervatives. He appeared and proved his chum ; and this being the mooed year he had does so, the barristr awarded him Be. as costs. Joseph D'Aguihr &mods, of 7, Gloucester. pia" Hyde park, an the list of claimants for the parish of St. Natter nue Crossbar* otherwise Christchurch, far a freehold warehouse, No. 1, Bary-street, St. Mary-axe, was objected to by both parties. A 'elicitor appeared to establish his claim, whereupon both parties withdrew their objections, sad the solicitor applied for costs. Yr. Bales—lt is a sew claim, sod they arseatitled to call upon Yr. Sanaa& to establish his vote. If it had not been a new claim I would have allowed you costa. Name Mahood aceordiogly, and oasts refused. The Solicitor-Ik. &muds is teasel is COMM= of cue quarter share of the freehold. Mr. Bialoe—Viory well, I will alter the qualification so ecZt Stiles, of Stephen's Villas, Rich moad-road„ Dal etoe, ea the register for a freehold-boom, 2, Stervourt, was objected to by the conservatives. Having established his rote he stated that he did the same lest year whoa he was objected to, sod be think(' asked for nets. is kW • soner•irs. Votes-1 inapt • pig I hove Ws 40 moni at Dekko !About superb' The Barrister—l think th• 10a. naffleinnt. bOldeerioti;r - Tee;:t7; — iiedseeday et the Belvidere Tavern, PiMilliM4lnsi. for the !whine of the Helm for the p.riehee sad plasm within the district aeidieed to poll et or willda halt mile Aired. DISTRASS IN LANCASHIRE. CEN'FRAL RELY FUND. The usual weekly meeting of the Central Executive Committee WY held yesbaday at the Teere-baR, llosmerr ter. The Earl of DWI' presided, and there were ales nesest—Sir J. Ear Shutnewarth, Lord Edw. Howard, iL P., Colonel Wilma Patten, M.P., Lord Egerton of Tat ter, sad other leaden members. The noble CIWILIIAN handed in • bill of exchange for 600/., which bad been forwarded through the ForeimwoHes by the Secretary of hoe Majesty's Logan= ics Malmo, MI addition to • sum of 1,0001. previously contributed by the people of Mexico. A special vote of thanks to the contri butors was passed. Ifr. Maculae Tried that the receipts of the past weak amounted to 3831. Ts. 10d. The baleen in tie beak is "Vdat 287,9151. 17s. Id. Ocietmiminer Famotatt presented the following !ern: • I beg to inform you that on the 19th inst. these was a decrease in the umber of persons receiving parochial relief is 27 Moos ia the cotton meaufecturiog districts, as oompaiml with the number so relieved is the previous week, of 2,116. This decrease of 2,115 is explained as follows:—Then is a decrease at Ashton-under-Lyne of 411, at Barton-upoe.lrwell of 50, at Burnley of 56, at Bury' 1 of 64, at Morley of 1, at Chorine of 580, at Haningdee of 92, &g lean of 3, at Maecledield of 71, at Manchester of 444 at Preston of 292, at Prestwich of Sl at Rochdale of 522, at liaddlewortk of 49, at Salford of , at Stockport of 106, at Todmordea of 42, at Warrinaton of 1, and at Wigan of 18—making • total donne of 2,870; but there is aa teener at Blecklitini of 36, at Bohn of 6, at Clines* of 6, at Gansu; of 18, sad at Glee sop of 423, at Lan/star of 13, acid at Oldham of 233; 'Nokia( • total increase of 763, so that there is • est de- mean of 2,1115, mid since the 6th of December last • total decrease of 132,118 Las takes plate. There were, ae the 19th Mt., 139,865 ninon receiving parochial relief in the 27 ;mina adverted to; in the oorrnoooding weak of 1861 44,608 poem were so relieved. There is, therefore; an Warms of 96,967 pimps in the receipt of parochial relief, or 213'5 per mt. In the corresponding week of 1862 168,772 received parochial relief. It will be • mom of satidectine toyoar committee to observe that the pauperism of this week is less by 18.907 thee that of the werrespeoding week of 1862. The total weekly coin of out door relief ou the 19th test was 8,602/. 12s. 2d. ; in the sorrespooding week of 1861 it wee z.z.tai. 18s. 7d. • there Is, therefore, aa increase of 6,3631. 13 s . 7d., or 284.2 per amt la the corresponding week of 1862 it wee 9,2101. 4s. Id. The avenge per restage of pauperism oe the population of these unions on the 19th toes.. was 7.1 ; ia the corresponding week of 1861 it was 2.2 ; and in the ow. responding week of 1862 it wee 8.0. The amount of looney in the beads of the treamers of the above unions, on the 19th inn, was 99,1101. 175." Colonel Paver & M.P., stated that he bad received • re- eminence of 811. 6s. 6d., bet the balance of 2,9001. mind by sabscriptin ia Poet A grant of 201. 18e. Bd. was nada to Crompton from the Employment and School Feed ; a meat of 1401. 12e. wee made to Blackbers for imperiutendeoce of labour. Frost the Oneral Relief Fund, 4501. was greeted to Antos, 450'. to Stalybndge, 401. to Burst, woe. to Dekialield, 1001. to Moseley - , 1,8001. to Glossop, 3001. to Rochdale, 7001. to Heywood, 600/. to Salford, 4091. to Annie (Man chester), SOM. to Gerdes-lane (Manchester), 100/. to Charl ton and Ardwiek (Manchester), 2501. to Helm (Kan ebeetsr), 601. to Harpurhey, 301. to Baxsodee, 41101. to Bohn. 1001. to Montana. 501. to Wahomle-dale, 601. to Little Hayfield, 601. to W 1046614 and Gonna. The coalmines were occupied for a considerable period in dimming suggenioos contained in • manual about to be issued for the guidance of district committees in the admi• altisticia of relief, and other portions of no manual were left over for coosidentna next week. Tni CHAEOZ or CONSPIRACY AGAINST A LEADS klexcurdir.—At the Leeds Town Hall, en Saturday, Q. H. W. Hint was brought up on relined, charged with an Minna aniest the Benlauptcy Act, by obtaining goods whilst ie a state of insolvency with the istentios of defraud ing kis creditors. The came was adjourned until Saturday next. During the sitting of the court the prisoner's brother, Jobe William Hint, surrendered oe • charge of ormipireey to defraud. Bail was taken for C. H. W. Hint, himself ie and two sureties in 2501. each. For the other prisoner the ball was fixed at 501., end two sureties of 21. each. Taunts Aoczossr.—.one of the largest build in Boston, Lincolnshire, is Mr. Biniinondis Weak' mill, in South-street; tad this place, last week, was the seine of • shocking accident. It appears that • tire. Wright, with her daughter Maria, her niece, sad one or two other ruing people. went into the mill for the of seethe the mode of transforming lioseed into aileake. The linseed, after being crushed sod ground. is pressed into shape by hydraulic preens of areas power. The whole peel were Mending in a doorway while the foreman of the w orm was explain's' the operating, about three yards from one of these Ihrdreolie prima In a few minutes the Deane% prow broke with • treatencions mesh, and an iron oldster, weighleg s i saL I cwt., was hurled betheepst where they stood with violence. Kim Wright received the full farm of the blow on her heed, and lair skull was (metered is • frightful nmener. Her mother and cousin were also streak by the iron died kindred flows. lied a little b o y whir stood nowt woe ales iajerwL The poor girl died tient searnia& The life of her mother is dispraised el, hot it is impeded that the ether yeses ledy will remover. 'mu boae6 - ; oi rodased duty obtained by par.. drift ikVlllOllOl /WI TM : rss7 dress sl as. ad. sad M ' lab Stsadsrd" at la 4d. Vanilla da al.). a Um sad nag Nikkei hooded. AVMs is ••• 1 7 W.. alf i rgt Imelt•l.J Aakeamelarra l THE POLICE COURT& BOW-STREIST. A woman of about fifty years of are, sod of by so !meth prepoasening appearance, applied to the magistrate for advice. " Your worship," said the applicant, " I am the Primmer of Wales. You see it is all the papers about the Primes' Alexandra, and this man (pointing to the usher) he does not understood it, and knows nothing about it, bat I have come to them as understands sod knows that I was married to the Prince of Wales and lived with him two night., and then he left me, and now he is married to the Princess Alexandre, while they made a subscription for me on the Stock Exchange, and I know they have got the money. I wrote for it, Lid here I have got the answer. They say they would give me any pecuniary aid, and hers are the initials "N.C.'S." Now, sir, I have come to ask you what " meals , and whet her I cannot make them give up the money. The magistrate told her that be would not give her any advice., having nothing to do with the matters re ferred to. The applicant said she Ind been to other police warts, and had been referred to Bow-street. She proceeded with smasher of irrelevant statements, the bearing of which it was impossible to make out, except that she complained of incivility on the part of an official in a red robe at the Mansion-house, who she said evidently did not believe that she was the real Princess of Wales. The magistrate listened patiently for some time, but see . tog that she was not dispoeed to make an sad of her appu cation, his worship ultimately suggested to the usher to " get the poor creature away." Ultimately she left, sayieg she should go to another court. XABYLEBONE. Mks Pugh. • car•woro-lookiig woman was charged, before Mr. Mansfield, with the following attempt to coca mitsuicide: - - - ellrder2'estrtftv. 215 D, deposed that ea Saturday sight he wee Called to 24, Bellatreet, were be saw the I prbooor on the door, muskies wet and quite ineeneible. Os recovering her consciousness she was conveyed to the I station. - _ The bushand of the prisoner we. ailed, and said that on the Saturday evening be went home and gave his wife la., w►ich she mid was not enough. They had a few weeds, when eke mid she would drawn ►erself He mid she could done she liked about that. Prisoner thee ran down daisy, and shortly after he (the linakand) heard a splashing of water. A lodger in the horse came to him and said hie wife had thrown herself into the cistern. He went down, and with assistance she was got out, They had been mar. rid tee years and had so children. Mr. Mansfield inquired the depth of the tank. The Husband—lt is only 2 feet 4 inc►a, but :then was only little more then a foot of water is it. Mr. Mansfield remanded the prisoner for a week. NyETIIINSTER. George nrner, :hT;;; - ;;;Miitad to the Cashel Criminal Court for trial last week, charted with pretending to sell an advorsou, was brought up for further examination' under the charge of fraud. Os the last examination it wee proved that he west to the shop of Messrs. Lewis and Allenby, Repot.street. is 1869, and giving his name as Captain Mitchell, requested to apes an account with them for goads gi ving as his referees Major Williamson and Colossi Hamilton, to whom they wrote, sad in consequence of replies purporting to come from them they gave pnmoar credit to a large amouot. Mr. Pater sow pet in the letters purporting to have been written by Major Willianisoo and Colonel Hamilton, which had been found aims the last examination, sad produced the further nommary evidence to complete his cam. Mr. Arnold said he should also commit the prisoner for trial at the Cashel Criminal Court in this can, and re manded him for the deposition to be pregered. THAMES. Edward Ada or Jepp, a tall young man, was brought Wore Mr. Partridge charged with being drunk and dis orderly, assaulting Thomas Mont, his and destroy- Mr.lg furniture. Mast, of No. 12, Jubilee-piece, Jubleeetreet, Step ney, raid the prisoner occupied two rooms in his house. On Saturday evening the prisoner, who was intoxicated, earns into the kitchen of the house id wanted to remain there. He told the prisoaer that he could not do so as he expected some friends. The prisoner made a great distorbanes, abased him, and made use of the most dreadful lani,xage. He led the prisoner to his own room, and was about to leave it when the prisoner took op a violin and struck Lim on the nose with it. The primmer than smashed the violin. The door was the next object of attack, and that was blokes op. The prisoner thee demolished the parlitios of his room, and destroyed the chairs and otl•er fornitore. He called a poliareseidable, and gave the pri soner tab emmody. Mr. Partridge—He plays au the violin? Tfiteem—Yea ; he was playing with it on Saturday even ing, and then broke it. Mr. Partridge—He appears to have acted the pert of The Enraged Musician.' The prisoner, Ls defence, said he wee a barter as well as a musician, and had so much bounces to attend to on Sa turday and so many noses to pall. that be became quite rei served, and thought he could pet hie nerves in order and carry WI his bruiser if be drank some liquor. The liquor had an I effect contrary to what he intended, and made hie nerves worse. He played a tune on his violin, but that did not soothe him, and he did not know what he did afterwards. Mr. Partridge said the prisoner was a very foolish man, and ordered him to enter into his own recognizaware to keep the neat* to all her Majesty's subjects, and Specially to- wards Mr. Must, for six months. TO THI ID/TOll 01 THI _lllll/110, ragra --- pli heeded "Renewal of Ganstbag," which appeared is your impnesios of Saturday last, you state that the individual garotted " was a printer is the employ of Yr. Elliot, of New Orford-street." I beg to correct this portion of the report, as it is incorrect, sad causes some little annoyance to the amployis of the above establishment. The pesos alluded to is sot, and sever bar been, employed br the above firm.—l am, itc., for self and others, JOHN HEATHER, Manager. West-End News 0111 es, New Oxford-street, Sept. 22. ALLEGED WIPE MURDER IN LIVERPOOL. At the Liverpool Police Court yesterday (Mon day) a seal-heaver named James Cavanagh, about 95 you* of ace, was brought upeharged with bevies; caused the death of his wife, Catheriee Cavansgb, who died ea Thursday eight last, in Newportetrest, off Great Howard-street. From the evideuce aMuoed it appears that the primmer end the deceased were married &boat four years ego, and that es lees than a week after the wedding the prisoser began to ill-treat his wife, and continued to do so at intervals up to the time of leer death. Ou the 29th of linnet last the pri sower came home when deceased was in bed , dr.orged her out of it, sod gave her a dreadful kick with his hobnail boot in the forehead. The next day, when one of the reamer', Mary ll'Neny, was is the bootee, the prisoner came home to dinner. Dimemed said to him, '• You have killed me at last;" when be replied, " The devil kill you, you —." Os soother oceasion, when the wound oil deceased's forehead was nearly healed, the pri mmer, because deceased wanted to go to bed, struck her a violent blow on the bead, which ceased the old wound to open and bleed afresh. The warmers M'Nany also stated that deceased told her ia the preemies of the primmer that he had kicked her oc both Inmate ; and the night before her death, when easels asked the prisoner why he did not ark his wife'a forgiveseas, be replied, "You thief, if you say another word I'll throw you out at the window. I have killed her. I'll kill another, and then cut my own throat." He wee sober at the time he made that statement. Pri. sober, however, was much given to drink, and had emouraged deceased to drink with him. On • the awning after the death of his wife the prisoner west oat, rewired his wages, and never returned to make any arrangement for the funeral. At night he was looked up for druokenneo. The bestowed of the wittier Ill•Nany, and brother of the dammed, stated that he had frequently sane the prisoner ill-use his wife ; and on the eight before she died when witness called to see the deemed the pri ssiest. ordered hint oat of the home, and said that he would not bang for ono, but would have two lives more. Dr. Limighlee, of the Northern Dispensary, who had at tended the deceased, was iestructed to make a pea mortal. examination of the deceased ; after which Mr. HAAse ad ' learned the further investigation of the ease until Friday next. The Rev. James Lindsay, A.M., bas been ad mitted sad licensed by the Bishop of Gloucester sad Bristol to the perpetual curacy of Temple Golan& Gloucestershire, vacant by the cession of the Bev. Edward Duni ; patrons, the Dean sad Chapter of Christ Church, Oxford. MADAMS TUSAAUD'S EXHIBITION.—A Aeries of life-site portrait models of the English monarchs, from the Conqueror to that of her prima Majesty, may sow be sew at Madame Tuerand's historical gallery. in &knottiest. A CHILD TAUGHT To Pooxers. —At the Barnsley Court-bocce, on Friday, • child named Mary Johnson, who said she was not yet ten years of ego, was charged with pocket-picking in the streets. A woman named Birkenabaw said whilst in Chespaide on Wedeesday last, she felt some one at her pocket, and oo looking rousd, saw only the little girl, who at one made of. She ma after and caught her, when the prisoner aid, "Here's your money. I'll give it to you." It also appeared that she hail attempted to pick the pocket of another woman, who let her off with a slight beatsog. The child said she heed at Shef field with her wailer, who had trained her to pick pockets by hanging a dregs over a liar, ad beating her if she did sot take a puree out without is the slightest degree shaking it. She was in the habit of being sent out to the towns in the seighbourhood of Sheffield for the purpose of plundering, sad on Wednesday morning her mother paid her fare to sermaley, them ho practise the diabolioal art taught he as inhuman watt The beech ordered her to be committed to Wakeheld fora month, thee to be met to a reformatory for eve years. The beech es premed regret that they could sot punish the mother hasteed of the &W.—Leeds Mercury. _ _ arms In —T. Hiatus sod Sow's OLASSES WU relate the elleiwitp keg awarded up them by the tablet& ler{e a. 4 et the Opera : they penile eaarattyuir power, with a PorlactiP SW 04 'kW. As mos et parse- Sue. T. Haze. awe Sae 'sake et alter Opsis Oleame se ea tear earately lout wend eyes. A variety of the ittereat form end Widen ter We essaria. Moderate prier& Thee. Illerele el= vr tiee==e trash Kamm gates, tondo& THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. (From the Mark-Mee Exprom) The weather of the past week has been thoroughly autumnal, with, however, more rain and cold than is usual ; bat the general gathering,' being secured, the rainfall has bees more serviceable than otherwise for operat ing in the field. Ploughing has proceeded vigorously, and the dryness and warmth of the subsoil give fair security that autumnal 'owing will be favourably sad successfully made. A good bite of gram is now to be had in the pastures but lately almost burnt up, sod the root crops, partly stunted by too much dry weather, have been mating rapid progress, so that cattle seem likely to be well provided for, through the coming winter. Of course the broken Weather has much affected the condition of the late gathernap ; but the quantity seriously damaged appears u yet to have been very small, and more especially limited to barley. With markets plentifully supplied, and Loudon accounts noting a farther reduction, it was to be expected that a further decline in wheat would take place, and the average fall may be esti mated at 2a per quarter. dome markets, however, were little disposed to yield, and rates have now become so low for a quality nausually fine, that farmers, if not under pre& sure, may be paid for waiting for a more favourable opporta shy to quit ; the more especially should the political hceison become darkened by untoward events, se our undoubtedly excellent crop ma scarcely be viewed as so over abundant as to make es wholly independent of foreign aid. Coetimental prior seem again pointing downwards, but sot, however, so decidedly as to give any thence of profit to importers. France keeps gradually giving way : Belgium and Holland slowly follow ; and Germany emus waiting for the English markets to determine future values. New York has re lapsed again into deicer, and there seems no help for Northern and Western produce without pesos. The arrivals off the oust awe 18th September were 50 cargoes, of which 211 cargoes were wheat, two barley, and 19 maize. The business reported was as follows_ :--Ohirka wheat, 355. to 365. per quarter; Polish Odeon, r: a • amber lowa, 37a. 9d. ; Milwaukie, 365. 9d. ; maize at 6d. to 275. 3 The ielTreooted last week weirs 107,763 quarters wheat, at 44e. 9d., unhurt 86,167 quarters in 186'2. The Loader' averages were 47a. 9d. on 2,890 quarters. The imports tato the kingdom, for the week ending 19th September were 130,274 quarters wheat, and 46,384 awls. dour. -- ilinday in Mark-lane oommenced on • fair ripply of Eogliah wheat, and • moderate *nisei from abroad. The show of samples from Essex and Kent, though not very numerous, seemed quite beyond the requirements of millers. The isometry markets are mostly reported much lower, Me weather having been fine for • week, and sales WOOD ex tremely slow, at a reduction of Is. to 3s. per quarter ; bet it must be admitted that the samples of red ware massy of them in poor condition. The (maims trade remained on • very smell scale, sad the business dem was at • reduction of Is. to 2s. per qr. Cargoes sleet not beieg very numerous, were not so much redoted in valise, though certainly in favour of buyers. On Wednesday then were 420 q rs . per oast, acid 6,560 quitters foreign . This was a quiet day, and the over-left samples of the previous market went off partly at kroner prices ; but the (msg. trade wee very slack, and rates warmly so good as oft Monday. Friday's return, were 1,200 quarters per coast, and 20,110 quarters foreign. No further fall was then noted is English wheat, but then were yet some of Moaday's wimples uncleared. The Monism for foreign was still slower, and, to sell, lower rates moat have been accepted. There was a fair supply of country flour on Monday, though the foreign arrivals were moderate. The trade was heavy, sad °len of Norfolk' and other **entry loathe were freely mode at Ia per seek lees mosey, sad barrels , might have been bought freely at 6d. nductioe, more especially common and inferior grades. Town prices were, however, unchanged, 435. remaking the top quotation. On Wednesday there were 490 sacks per comet, WO seeks 4.370 barrel" foreign. Country sorts of all marks, including Norfolk', were Ins little inquired for, but the htW bind- Dees transacted was at the previous quotations ; sod the same may be said of American and other foreign. Friday's Mane were 580 sacks coastwise, 590 seeks 19,670 barrels foram. Norfolks remained hot • slow sale at the former value. American, from the large supply, would have been cheaper to sell in quantity. Of British barley there was but • moderate supply on Monday, though the foreign arrivals were iooremed. Never theless maltaten would sot eceept the Ibsen samples with out a reduction of fully L. per qiiarter, the menden gr ails being quite Is. per quarter cheaper, and forage 'Tied ing was down from &L to is. per quarter, with lees doing. On Wednesday there were 110 quarters per meat, and 1,240 quarters foreign. Not much was doing either is Emboli Of foreign maniples, but rates remained much as on the previous day. Friday's returns were 730 quarters onastmee, and 7,450 quarters foreign. Thin was • heavy day, the English as show being neglected, and prior tending downwards. Acme sales of fine French were made at Is. per quarter less . . . The malt trade remained very quiet, with ark's' muck the same. No alteration was imbes.inestly noted. With an improved supply of English the oar Meeday, there was • very heavy arrival from abroad, about orse half being from Remise 'aorta This quaatity, oa • dull arid dragging state of the trade, further shook prices, which were reliantly 6d, per quarter lower, sad in some qualities cod cargoes out of order the decline was la. per quarter. At these rates, however, • considerable bad- Des was transacted. Oa Wedoesry there were WO quarters Irish, sod 0,630 quarters (miss. The late heavy reductioa is price made consumers more free in their pur chases, but large dealers beiog in stock were not reedy buyers, then being so farther &Wise. Friday's returns were 40 trusters orestwies, 910 quarters Irish, arid 16,300 quarters foreign. Trade then remains:l mach is the earth state, with prices as oil the previous Moody, excepting when there was • prewar, to sell cargoes eat of order. There was • mote supply of English bases on Mon day, both of borne growth and from abroad. There was him doing than of late, sod former prime were barely sae- Woad. Very little was passing through she remainder of the week, and ao cheap of prices was noted. There was • fair supply of Lady* pees at Monday, though the foreign arrivals were soma Old foreign white for feeding purposes foetid • moderato ioquiry at former prices, but new clays were dull, sod rather la favour of buyers. Friday's haisses was small, with rates much the same. _ _ Cloreneed was occasionally taken et former values for American red, but nothing was doing in white. Trefoil was truck the mane, as well es rapeseed and meaty of BIN quality. Mustard seed lost the buoyancy of the previous week, and prices were scarcely supported. Some of the wisest markets r the eouatry were stoggered by the Load°n decline, and beamed was almost stopped ; others exceeded it, from the aturodance of the supplies. Bodo°, Boehdalik Meeks& Harturough, and Think scarcely quoted any difference ; Leeds, Manchester, New. castlo-on-Tyne, St. Ives. end Uppieghism, were only la per quarter down ; Melds Mowbray, Newbury, Rigby, Rochester, Spilaby, Site Meld, Welverbaniptors, and Work sop, were down Is. to 2s. ; Birmingham, Bridal, and Bury St. Edmuode were 2a. per quarter lower ; Hull, Boars, Gainsborough, Lynn. Stamford, sod Spalding, like London, made the reduction 2a. to 3s. ' • Barnsley and Louth were is. lower, Newark 2e. to 4a., sad Matteis fully 4s. per quarter. Liverpool. on Tuesday, lest 3d. to 4d. per metal for the week. Ode were O'd. to Id. per bushel cheaper. Beans were 6d. to 9d. par quarter reduced. and maize sold at 26e. 9d., barley sad peas beisig without chasms. On Friday the wheat trade was still pointing downwards, and Soar was bd. per barrel lower. lipting'Cons generally was rather easier, more especially barley and oats. Wheat at Ediaburgh nu only ls. per quarter cheaper, Scotch barley and now oats selliog at the ante reduction ; and the Glitsvw market reported a similar rednetioa in the same grate, beans, peas, and maim maiming much the The foreign wheat trade was duU at Dublin, and looking down, bat ilia produce was uochanged in value. Barley and eats being I. lawar cooditioe were bas saleable, and =WI was rather in favour of buyers. AGRICULTURAL PROSPECTS. The week opened with a dry day after torrents of ruin some hours previously. Holiday morning wee um settled, and showery weather wee experienced doting the day. Oa Tuesday there were alight showers, but they were ere heavy until the evening. Oar advises ea that day were from Linooloshire, which Mated :—" Since my last report the weather has been Mee, which has eubled our fanners to secure the remainder of their harvest in this district., and the whole very favourably." From Northumberlud the same day it was stated :—" The weather watinued floe up to Satur4iy ; uses then it has been showery. To-day it is very wet; wield &g.^ Speaking of the harvest and yield, it was remarked from Liverpool :—" Touching the British crops of areal' nod pules this sauce, it may be fairly conooled that, taken as a whole, they haw rarely been summed in either quality or yield. The sou of the soil ie the sondem Onillathie i principally Buse, Kent, Suffolk, Norfolk, asid Barked" were fortu nate in gatbariag their produce in irstsrate order and modulo°, and are free at expressing themselves well satisfied in the result ; indeed, the expectations formed of the wheat mop are exceeded by We test of the threshing machine, Some have had prime rather astounding, such as Sight to Dine querters to the statute acre, sad wesghiog op to 681bs. per imperial bushel; however, five W air quarters per acre, sad Gelbe. to 6tilbs, per hashed, are common enough southward sod in the mid laud counties. The earthen' farmers have hod fall three weeks of unfavourable weather to con tend with, which has materially eteeted the quality and conditioa of the white crops ; bat this bee been made up to them, as a pocket quietus., li fie Immense bowel{ derived by all the root mope. The last ten days the weather bas been floe, dry, and windy. and the principal balk of the corn crow in West Lancashire sod northward has been secured is better order than was at one time ex. peeled. Potatoes are splendid, well-Savoured, and a pro lific, crop. Turnips also are excellent. Barley shares with wheat io an auspicious Muni, sod is exesediegly Ilse in those carman best adapted to its growth, some goersl weights imaging from 5311 e. to 561b5., and is parts of Scotland 581ba, per bushel. Oate peeve a highly4thishratery coop, both here audio Ireland, the Wand weight being up to 431 be sad 45Iha Beans and peas are partially spokes of as towing out under expectation, and rather indiffereet mops." Wed ' nimbly proved cold, with frequent showers. Our advice, from Scotland as that day were less favoluable than per I Measly, a good deal elf grebe Wag still le out, tad wash yet to secure in all the hilly and late districts, much Leavy rain having fallen on the west coast, and fanners are there @Wearies as usual alien the crops are not secured earlier. Heavy showers fell at various intervala ou Thureday, but Friday and Saturday proved nice drying days, quits autumn, and this sort of writhe, would be serviceable to all the /ate patches of grain still in the fields. The weather has beer toy ass oo the whole this week for much ploughing being accomplished, particularly ea the heavy soils, aad some farmers are backward in this work, having to thrash freely to meet heavy demands being made on them for harvest work ; and from the piochee by the leis wealthy amongst them of the past three deg- Moot crops, this bountiful one will not act all right, bat gives great relief to thou who much needed It. Full markets of grain have had their usual effects on prices, and whilst supply exceeds the demand no material benefit an yet take pleat The weekly return of wheat wee jast 10s. per qr. lower than the correspooding week of last year. yet the quentitv returned being *21.316 qrs. larger, left a difference of 4,4711. humid the money of list year, and this super. abundance will compeosate for the peewit low mtgs.— /lark-km Rzprest. MARKETS. LONDON WEEKLY DOCK/ iumportd. i soma—W. L 11114 & tic. 2,72/ Mauritius howl 406 Last India boos 4,286 Siam basked M•salla hap lianas boxes 728 Cuba boxes I=6Musoovado maks 104 Pocksitt• Do. bap 011/13—W.L . packages 24 Do..bMs. at= , 1.066 C V brio. d bags' 1,147 Moats psaltig 256 Other Z. India pubes 2,19! Do. do. .. Braga I Costa LIM TAM tkocoa baud 137 Yards& cook. TO Mx Do. Mt& Rom LI tons 822 ZAJATIONI.-• Nteurs or POLIO tau 775 8,58 T 10,137 ;853 47,24! 216,1111 1011,978 -- 4-2,077 41,481 44,942 24312 4,172 1.41311 37 1,637 4,070 386 1,618 11,77$ 42.762 11,211 22,023 I,ln 661 - IASS 26.121 20,662 4A5&5 MUM 1115,94* lAN 51.07 51,03 1,211 WON WOO 10,168 10,300 6.91 i _ 1.028 7,794 21,117 4soo 21,966 U,6111 21.010 - 110.401 0:0,1N TALLOW.-The tallow market bee bees pis! belay Cihowever, are well supported in all positions ; there a a lit been much speculative demand. but the demand far onsumptioo improves. From St. Petersburg she market conies Arai at 40 allow roubles, mamma 38d., equal to 43a. f.o.b. Shipped oil 47.808 spinet 36,587 last year. Our rioting prime ars :-Spot, 44e. U.; old. 43s to 43a. 6d. ; October b Derrember, 435. 3d. ; December, 44e. 13d. to to 44.. 9d. ; Jeseszy to Kara, 4669 d. to 460. ; Merck 465. to 465. 6d. ; teem tailow, 445. sat ; Taganrog sheep, 43a. 6d. to 445. 3d. ; beef, 435. to 43x. ed. ; Australian beef, 41.. to 43a. ; North Americaa, 435. 6d. fitie, to 41s. 6d. inferior ; South American, 425. to 42i. 6d., 14 pips. Cocoanut oil Is steady ; Otribin; 46a. &I. ; Ceylon, ; Sydney, 44.. Sae, to 42i. 6d. inferior and low. Palm oil inn, 375. See logos ; Palm eat ad, 3is ; rough fat, 2a 3d.-(Prom the circular of Mews. Smith and Charles, dated Monday evening.) OOTTON.-Livaron, Snow. 28.-We have had pod demand today with full prism. The salve an 8.000 balm, of which 4,000 are oa maculation and for export. 800 Amylase, 260. to 294. ; 6,190 Surat, 15td. to 254 L ; LOOO Egyptian. 27d. to 26d. ; 10 Illarmham, 28A The week's import is 11,028 bales. CAM& —LrvvitroOL. Eicv7. 28.—Tb5599911 of aka at this day's market was very large. A very good demud far both cattle sad sheep at last sonsk's pious. GOALS. —Limon, Scrr. 28.—Byases &beide Wog Hartley, 16s. 9d. ; Hdyw.ll Main, 17.. 3d. ; Lambsrt's West Hartley. 16s. 6d ; Walker Primrose, Us. ; WYlam, 17s, ; Walls lad Riddell, 17.. 3d. ; Eden Main, 17a 9d. ; Walls Ead Braddyll's Hettoo, 18s. 3d. ; Walls bid Frain. * welly, 17a. 9d. ; Walls End 11•111141. 19e. ; Walls End Rettoo, 19a ; Walls End Kanter Grange, 17s. 9d. ; Walls Ead guesers Mottos, 18s. 3d.; Walls End Tnostall, 17a 6d.; Walls Had Gradoe, 11 1 / 4 . 3d. ; Walls sad Reuel Has 17.. 9d. ; Walls Lod Booth Kali" 17a. 9d. ; Oanray sad Dairy. Malting, 20s. NB.-8177. 26. Ili. Mock lbut TRAFFIC RETURNS. IiaILWATL Moos Pr. Ike- Telal. T. 14 Sept Wm alopes Asada lat I Weak ending IL AI lletala sad lags Mum.. M & & k —,, 1,686 & 1,311 Wows eekollais Sept. IS &Stemma• 48§ SIO 661 201 600 Week wading aspe. aa. Clark sad Y Q. 14 . 0401,1 = lad at IN Ma a. A ra di tamliaidirlida. " AO tZoTititkiaii..lbtr7l — lOll2 17.720 27,213 40.003 46,001 Leonardo lane) Central Italy Bennett Pialsance to Bolokne Week ending Sept 76. Landes, Brighton, and 8 Ijssel gni 15,1186 4.158 20,161 21,818 Soltikkoetent — 21,301 8.0168 2145a7 64,181 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Alblamorwasrd, frna Shields for Souraboya. July 7. liarnok, from Ohleads for Moulin., Juno 21. googol Packet, from Madras, July 1, Mt. 10 &, los. 78 B. Belle, from Moryport for Naples, Sept. 7, lat. 41.17 N., loc. 11.16 W. Continental, from Calcutta for Loudon, Aug. 11, Ist. 36 S., 100. 26 Ceator teas Whoopee for Landon, Aug. 7, lat. 13 8., lon. 16 X Old, tram Maimion for Calcutta 13 days. toamardown, trop Madre for Loudon, Aug. 13, Mt. 36 8., lea. 26 ltaii Canning, from Calcutta for Liverpool, June 3, lat. UN., ios. ro E. Vtreat Calcutta for London. Aug. 17, lat. In 0.. lea. II IL ig Spur, from loochmituo for London, July 12 Mt 11 Hu X Lando tJakes, from Colombo for London, Aug. 30, ht. 34 8., loa. 141. Ratan Rood, from nochootoo for London, July 11, lat. 113., lou. 120 X Opltire, from Plymouth for Opine!, Jane 10. Ilingto. trim Bombay for Loodoit, Aug 13. Valor., from Oantam for Lodon. Jul 7, lat. 36 8., ion. 53 3. Corroir /BON Sr. HazigA.—Sir Charles Elliot, the Goveraor cf alt. fleleue, has emit home to the Jamaica Cotton Company (of which he was a director) nimplis of Gotta" now growing ie that island, with a view to ascertain its value in our market. There is a ommidarslile tract of laud assigned to the governor, and as there are numbers of captured Mikan, frequently leaded there, they might, under skilful management, be trained in cotton cultivatlon, • sad would thus become eery valuable labourers in the Wert %dime colonies, to which th_ey might el tereards he assigned. filet:MK KINMINOTON MIDINOIL —During the week audio( Sept. 26 the visitors have been at follow :—On Monday, Tees&iy, and Saturday Ores days), open front 10 am. till 10 p.m., 9,608. On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday (statische days, admission to the public 6d.), open from 10 s.m. till 8 p.m., 1,1182. Total, 10,690. From the epee* of the Museum, 4.946.969. [Advertisement]-110LLOWAT'S Pars AND 01,4T stsr.—Naturee liositor.—Pain is the Indicator of some disorder or disease, and should never be nesdected, for the pain of today may prove the agony of ksmorrow. Holloway's medicament Maud pre eminently forward, and are everywhere odumended, to: quickly removing ail malethes, when the least um,aefuese has discovered their seat and bind. Them remedies so purify the blood and regulate It circulation that every organ acte perfectly, and every secretion is natural. which Is health, nod may be secured by every Invalid eta trifling outlay. The purpose of Holloway's remedies Y to miriade suffering. abollth P.n, and extinguish disease: sod they nobly effect ilea abject. due trial will Cale/MACS the most somMcal. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, ♦RD DEATHS. BIRTHS. GROROL—Segtember 2S, et brest -- entey — otheet, Pothonville, tae wit. of Mr. J. B. George, of a sou. VACUAR. —September at Portland-place, Oregon, the wile of the late Captain H. T. Slaeleaa. ludith Army, of • soca RALL.l.—September 2S, at Connaught-pthee West, Hyde-part the wife of P. P. Rath. Say., of a son. ROBlNSON.—September 24, at Tarn House, mar Sklpton, York shire, the sellout U. Robinson. £w.. of a daughter. ROLLS.—Seploseber 24, at upper Grore.hutt., Camber...ll, the wife of Mr. A. H. Rolla, of a daughter. STOCKLlT.—dapteinher 24, at I% avertree, near Lherpool, the wile of R. Stoekley, Yap., of a daughter. XARRLUMS, FLETCHIR—MARMIAbI.--ortheinner ri, at It. John's Church. lletAdone, by the Rev. M. Mourn Llent:Colonel IL C. Fletcher. Boots Finalise Cowie, to the Lady Hernia Abraham. dau&ter 0: the Earl of Itionney. BONLYSKT—CLARK C—arptember I, et Halberton Chcreh. Devon, by the Rev. A. Rene. the Rer. R. bomenet, son of the late Bight H. n. sad Rev. Lord William Pitmen/4, to Roman Mealnood, daughter of the late J. W. Clarke, tip., of Bride- psR boos.. 11Jon. TAYLOR—MASON. -September 24, at St JammisChopel. Louth. Lincolnshire. b) the Rey. A. S. Wildis teem, S. Taylor. of Oloucester-crrseent. RemVo-park, to Imam Marla. &welter of T. Manna. lag., yos• of loam. Man& TELTOL-Bepteinter St7;sl lilitTedtreet City, Mr. Y. B. Ye!toe. aged 73. BlLDEL—depternbee 25, at Holly Lodge, Baeklausi hill, Wood. ford, Brae, Mary Anna Harriette, wale of Mr. 7. F. Bildt :. eyed IL MA trif.--Miptereher 28. Ot.rge Wiftlam, ens of Mr. J. SlArek of Lewitt ilalgrareeirest, Matonieere, aged ti PAT11113014.-Bepteinher lb, at Part Lofts, Highbery Beeper". Mary, wife of Use late P. Paterson. May., aged et. PLAT KIL —September 23, at Putney 1011, Henrietta, x ife of G. Plater. MR., aged 23. WATAON.eptember M, S. Watson, Coq., of Fsienlusii. Hoene*. TUA-AUD.—llleptember 111. at Brighton. Mirelieth, the h bend wile of Jegapli Tiaras& new, of Bekeretreet, sod 60. 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