The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-03 00:00:00

• SPORTING. TILE HOUGHTON MEETING maviswito. TO Tilt IDITOII OP TUB . n tt —When I say that tut! y races cattle di at • out. re /erica the last sia iaye, sad seem men von eve been added to that semrw r out tor theastorece• .tat d • ire on Wadneeday, 1 hue said quite movie ia yearn of the meeting. Tb. fields were Imps then eau been Nees for years past, and the %bitty-four for the Cam bride. Airs has only bees exceeded twice—thirty-sevr• razing la 1817, when The Wi44 , 1•411; and thrty-nide is 1883, when Little David ran ales/ from tie others, mach liter au style or Malacca. &urge to resets, the Darby of 1867 was coarsely neddoned during the week, the only nova.: e ntw come on the list of so:totions tuieg 31 P. Messenger, after his victory, wee introdued at 100 to 1 ; the setae odds being easily take* ;bow Meg of the Forest, the Wee Devils colt, end Newtocult-Wililiwr. The latter is wail bred, but Ins performed moderately oily is !retied. Tea Trial Handicap Plate on Monday wee well pan algal, 22 if tie 26 eased nonce the pow. Very few tried la earnest, the rue rating with these who had companions la the Cambridgeshire, aid the weds of Spinster tamed A 1.., who had bees "going" all day, to rattle bit. Thal friends of Vengeance and &rigouts, ht waver, were equally sul.fied wire the performance of their trial horse, Ty cheats gave the wiener lblb, and ran hr r t • head. Mies Hark• away'. droning, tro, awned tt Barbee, lot" to be inquired after, SAO all but Pretty Boy were settled by an offer of hi to 1 sealant Oulu, tee same parties taking 100 to 6 freely about the Boy. VII• 1•15611 wee baked heavily all the day, Sto 2 brae( taken about him it one time, whisk I. sometelog eatraortlinery when it is remembered that fifty hones were on the wand, and fit to run foe the rue. He was to have been sdi by auction trite Jolly Marisa sad half • dears others of "Mr. Edwards's" on the Wednesday, bat oaly the eau. offs left the stable, sad it was tamest& te-day test Vellums had been diepe'aed of to a gentlest's coon. coed with It, stable; bat the resent did not damage I his pardon Io tae least. To ward II the semis g Elevate:4 gave way t the ease position he held io the mornieg-12 to I—se did alto Coep do Main; and all the motel is the bask would not have dismayed some of their oppmeals, who edged from their leeks, sad 'mourned them bad mu. ea had been kept very quiet in the monding, and was seettely mentioned all day, the layers being very Niger ; bat Mr. Pan was preparing e pill (or them Is the munieg. Morita was made eireesd favourite by " breaking up time"- 1 wllisot steatite' the hoar —tad he bed mot ma enemy at Newmarket, the copcsucuri pmeatamag him per'imelom itself. He will do sumethieg at Shrewebury. U the Medi cap_per eines Mat AS geed • &mace MI he had here. The Criterion gave but little insight into the Derby, the winger (Bendiest) not been segued therein. He was the Met off, end eat oat the work et sack a race that some fil the croaks aver reached bun, the extra weight stopping Sydney and Dreamer at the bill. Rosa Bisbee, seat the services of tee patient Net, end she weld nee be messed& to try. Hod her former eleallentes been up these meld have bees soma little Misuses% the judge's decades ; but the pace was too eteug fee eragg ears to take suds • raw twe year-old in frost up • memosdt..a Lill. She will be Leant of trencher, es evil she Byiesey, if he should W cued al showing ten ? er at the pow. - There was nothing Cm Use ea Moods, to cell for remark. On Tuesday the Plate. fur 2-yr olde, over three miles if the Beacon Owen., was wore by a moderate one, if hi Tanning sit't Guam di Verp at Warwick wee NM I& He was claimed for 300 guineas; but I sal mistaken U or any of hie i poonents, will ever Aloe very brightly. AU &Kudos thee turned to the Cambridgeshire, and the ma tailiee were bay in moth& the beta en went few of the thirty-four oe the telegraph board wore is domed. Yew goatee leas firmly supported at 3 to 1, end there wee sock a re. hon Illalecca and Pretty Boy that they wen nearly Ili go'd favourites ea Merlin. Polestar wee not is &mud, and she wield have bees ridden by Aidesoft but foe the latter being claimed far Artillery. Webs was then neared; bat ha had snare trouble to pet to wedget. The Kiddish= men were very simians to get Bullock oa Malicia, end HMO arrangel at one time, Mr. Pen being also vet, Medea the artist; but in consequence of Bullock harhig been claimed by one of his employers, Thud, ra wee started, end Bullock pat on ber, Mr. Parr being fortanete, at the ems time, to lied such a substitute se Ribbon', who you Um Chester Cap with One Act by a heed, after a lug sad trying rue. Fordham and Fietsas being Maid MO en Yellow Jack and Types. A more steady end Mel WM• man, at the weight, never erode a saddle. Jam Gebleae bad bees warring to rids Pretty Boy, bat he was obliged M give it PP at lest; and Lord Age's's, seeing billows Mem (Ales Wentwirte) 'with but little clause gmeiremily pee up his claim on the " bantam," Geo. Perdism k eilliemea ea Pretty Boy at Chester, Manaseeter, Liverpool. ettMabaela and Goodwood (Net for tte Stake.") This might bee* had something to do with the short piss teem about hem at the clo.r, as the public are my sweet oa mom& Theodora was the only outsider bads& she &vulgate from 100 to 1 to 100 to $ Is the course if half an hour; but I doubt if bee party were cot on Malacca at the last moment ; and Polestar Reveille would have been a friend to them. Nearly an hoar was lost in the endeavour to get the lot off together; bat when they did go it was coon seen who was the tinnier, no Maw. was leading hell a doses la nettle in the first hun dred yorde, Artillery, Flyaway, Theodore, and Eloqueuee being use, si pirated from the reek, whine chaste rooked quite topic& by Polestar and Vengeenc'. [As well as 1 could mike out, Pretty Boy, Merlin, Coup de Main, CM.- wold, Speed :be Plough, Pitapat, Gamekeeper, and Alms, comprise thou whose season were eatinguiehed by the start] Malacca increued hie lead till he breasted the kill, when Bibberd steadied him, and allowed Theodore to get within half a doses yards of him. She sum pee wsy. and Maltese went up the bill a; bin we, followed by Yea gooses, Flyaway, El . qames, end Polestar, in the oriel named, Artillery disappearing into the rock. The rue was over, howsee-, as Mama could at say time have been a doges lengths in advancer, and the struggle was now for mond place, which Ventures, Flyaway, sod Elegance were allowed fought out, *gold horse obtaining it by half a length, with Eloquence two lures behind Flyaway, who gave her 221 b. Pold.tor was fifth, almost level with another of her stable ompasioss, Speed the Please, who came with • rsslo in the lut two hundred yards. When Polestar might bays bees it II impossible to tell, as ate was mad der& a stone better than Speed the Plough befogs the Commence, sad the same better than Flyaway at these weights. That Malacca le a wonder there can be no &vats, and Mr. Purr's judgment must he of no mean order, u be obtained him, as he did wet of his Wm: creche, for • mere sothio;. H. ran twice tut year—for the Revival Plate at Doncaster, where he got a bad fount place, eat ler a Bell tiegg to: Mat famlitg, whet t entered,to be sold for Si sou , to was beatea by a bee.; toy •enneteee, a thOmelik bed one. He was then in Leaguers stable ; but being mold, he got into Joe's". (where the celebrated Aladdin wee 14.644 at 888 UM), sod as the Alice colt he ran twice at Sperm this year, and owe at Hampton, iduliwiig some fine epee/ for the fusser Handicap at the former plug. Mr. Parr teat had him andor his cue, and be use a him ae • back satil hugest lest, when his trainer (Hopluss) persuaded km to pat elm is work, and in the 'tort opus of *hies months he has brought him to each per feetioa that he would fetch little shoot of •theireand were be for see. U. is not the solo property of /dr. Parr. and the set ot few is the know have something like 40,0001. to divide between them is the chap* of wineiorts. B. looks well for the Autumn Cap. the diatom, of which is midway Meerut that of the Cearewiteh and Cambridgeshire. Foe the former, Polestar sad ILl:ember both beat Lim a loag way at the flesh, sod be now meets theta on Illb and 10:h worm terse; bat for the Cambridgeehire he bast Polestar with 6.b lees bourses them as fee as she beet him in the Meg taco; sad this mast show that there was something radically wring somewhere. Polestar gives him 61b lees then she did for the short distance; and taking tato motet their dill positions In the two distances, the re'r ourt . to d be fa e ir g ly ri m rte at t e t he , I : et fist we gib an no d t t a t g lOL e b o an ver t a ke prevent& in Malec:Vs feria, which must net be, aa a horse who bee been is work but terse swaths improves daily, and I doubt if Malocies will eat be found a match for the mare with flet 41b os his back. Both well at the poet, they ought as be the favoultee. December will try bard again, as he meets Polestar os about lb. ease terse as the CeearewParr, ad his owner intends giving I is another inse t thisk'ng °se mile and three flouters Juet his disuses, not 'image for Polarer. sod too much tor MAnces. We Pall tee how far right is is In hie calculations; in my °pilau, they will be I Wry nearly the Stet three to catch the judge's eye. The remainder of the items of Tuesday were wising truly to Woken on, and the fog was the only moved, oa Wednesday, the three rates fist took place not being wit seised by missy more than the jokey', and they had to rim well coder the jt....ge's awe to allow him to see the Woe. TM handicap gams out for the Narver, on Tuteday mewed, there having been 78 horses weighted, Gunned' Tway getting the top wined—Del lb—giving Goldfinch lab and the featherweight (Madame Rachel, who did sot after). 83Ib. Tomcods, was a busy day, the coupe beice well attended, Us weather beautifelly deer, and 11 well-Lied items oe the and. The Handicap Plate, A. P., was looked upca as a " good Ming" for toe Emig& of Avon by his party, •ho backed hi. Ileavi.y, bat he sad great ME trlty beet,eg Vandersulin (stogies big 241 h, 'adobe was net half ore• wed), whisk show,. west that latter out do when be dies. Let him and his owner be egreeeble, and he will do us.. Wag woe thy of hie sire yet. Termagant was Use favourite bat see ran the abeolote last, Itsvirg dose no work date Oil; Cuarewitch, awreliopt to bar look Marunger won the vilest's Glasgow Stags without difficulty, gad Fisher sill t,o Fr-at Hendleap, Mimesis stone opted in 'erect et the Walsh. Bel Wipers's& was sear lodes the Sseepetakes over the Ab.M., through her rider fakirs it too em. Had the retie bees ran off the odds would have been 2 to lon her, as it wee the general opinion she could have woo di a meter. There was a• immedista rush os M. D., when he appeared for the D. M. Sweeutskes, sod odd , tail net him against Augury, whom he beat in a cuter, minims 3.b. from her. A great change was *pion& is Mee. ono thou wee saw Ira in the e,sicg meld hardly bellows their eyes. Oa Meg the Nanny Medium were the chief fee. berm and all the stupors but (*ens for the Seined Class went to the poet. Peepfag Tom was all the rep for the First Claes ; bat he proved himself of very moderate 'abbot., as did ale his opponents, emit 0 wan. however, so sub like a ricotta& teat from 60 to 1 20 to 1 became the higheet offer spinet t is fur the Derby. After tl it oust the Headatap owe: the T.Y.O . for .hie' e " Duerr " was wasted for the first time th. is two or three 'matte, and serryieg 7st 131 b, see woe sisiiy, thugit " by a head. fibs must net be hat eight cf,- '6lthaiebneyt isdalged with a rata for the Camedigistire. Iha Second Class Nanny outshoot • better lot thin the get, sad Mongrel, beteg the lateaded of the "confederacy;" was made the favourite. The start was far from good, he and Ella get ici alai,. 1y thenisdus and never being sp• pr ached, Mongrel winning wily. Oa Saturday a greet surprise was in stcre for Its public, L or a o lo pow washy winning a match ! olds, of entry, were *silos: him, sad it cunt have been a duke, se Alliance te.t tree same Urea on the Thursday, and his op. penult to-fay cams from the same stable. Malacca was sailed on to give weight to everytbiag for the Houghton, the crusher of ilst 12lb being pet on him, sad some mad people barked him; bat he could not get hem, Katherine Lope, with 26 be lee on her back, being fortunate *sough I to sack the KO goes. Toe last N. winarket /Basting of 1866 was weed up by me of tte finest epeeltneoe of iockeyahip that was ever wit ' stewed, Five ten for the Bahia& Handicap for all age, nearly two miles, end Treachery appeared to be about dis tancing her adversaries, bar rider having the temerity to pall h.r up before ruching the wineieg post, to show her to canter put it. The batten" was behind, riding Amatie, who appeared dead b,aten, and seeing the state of aLire, Fordhara set to work, and before Treachery's rider was aware of him he was on to her, actually snatching the MO oat of the tire by ashore head. Had Tre.chery woe, the firlo.ers wculd Lave "skinned the lamb," bat they cannot rumpling, a Fordhsin hes often given them • tan by the tAii 'uric:mance. November 1. METEOR. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. SATURDAY. MATCI : 300 It ft ; fist 7th each. T.T.C. (5 fan*. 1411 yardsLod ) Gummy% colt by barplios out of Clarion, yra(Aldorolt) I Sir 1. Howley's Mohawk Betting :sto 2 *a Mohawk. Won by a 'math and a hate BWiRPSTALIII of 10 DM. each for 2-yr olds and upwards. The winner to be told for 200 sou., if demanded, &c. T.Y.C. (6 furlongs 140 yards.) (8 sobs.) Mr. bleltlolo's squirt Watt by Pashto:. 3 yra, bit 71b...(We11a) 1 Lord C.l( oleo Jeoaka yrs, Set (A. Dal Mr. Oaborae Momo ) a., I yrs, fat 710 (Ciallarre S Count Dattlty IlsyMool, 4 yrs, flot Mama 4 Mr. =awls yro SR 71to IT. Bohm II Batt*: 6te apt OM* Pallas, 2to 1 apt Jesuit, 4 * 1 apt Fluke Watt. A good ram L. Won by a seek; bad third - lota war beaten of. Mr Hero n TON HANDICAP of 15 sou. sock, and 6 . If docl 'red, Re., to go to the owner of the arieosd hem. T.Y C. (5 furlong§ 140 yards) (16 Baba., 4of when declared). Lord John Matt. tatberboa lasi, by VW Plylag Du'als yra. (T. Culottes Kwarei. I pa, 7at 7lb M Capt. r. Edwards'. Falco% 3 7n. 11b IFordhast l The foliaweig the ran :—Malaoca, Vandermulin, FIA Fly, Alrghan, Tyne, leder, Hollander, Red Robin, &WM II Hesse Camel. Batting 7to 2 apt Tyne, 6to 1 each eget Rested ail Bider se Mere Creel. 8 se 1 spa Kabala, Bto 1 ago ram. 10 LA 1 task apt Maltbselse Lope, Sad Rode, and Yea der tea. Allgbas dole the resales is Mao dip, by Madam, when dissy dragged awm, had Rada= took the lad, mialiKeelid at fear Oe*a. l as etzlz ab is third. • lee easels medted la lamer of by • neck ; a Isangtli between the woad and third. Air s wide intend same See to Rase Cassel, Affghers, tai First Fly, dem tepolher. Melees was neat ; Holland*" was restive et the pal, and did not get et HANDICAP birsseidanali of 15 4071. IMO, 10 ft, kg Skyuolds. R.M. (1 mllo 17 yards.) (10 sate.) Mr. Weimar:a oat by lbws out of Lady rosily., et Mb (Bray) 1 Mr. Payee's ally by Orlosdo at of Parolees Dopler. 7 • (Piontb) Mr. 0. Hobson'. Paola Msoll, Sot tub .. . .... 3 Mr. Mahar% Zuglastelleenty, Tot 41b (D.flogbee 4 M r. adorns% A•flty. fat —... ( Mr. Adam's traesOme Ilb . .. (=g Mr. Mattalsortooh Relief mama ?WM .... (feedbags 7 Mr. E. R. Clart'a lbw.' ea, lot 7lb (J. Dodoway) Besting 6to 2 apt Paula Muted, sto 1 apt Augury. • to 1 apt Fanneee Daughter Illy, 7 to 1 apt Lady Measly, eolt, 10 to 1 apt &glue's Beauty. Fazusoe's Daughter ally made play to die cords, where the Lady Measly's eels passed her and W.)11 by • leaph. The favourite was Wet* about three 'meld from Fanatr's Dal:gator Ally ; Boo' lead's Beauty was fourth and Augury fifth, (dose up wieli Peals Moati. Maid of Athena sad fklath Western wool beaten off a loci way. 5W121%7'10111 0110 SOTS. sash for 3-yr.olde and . Tbo winner to be sold for 120 son. if dolma Ab.M. (7 far. 212 p 4..) (7 sub..) Liked Iftektes Miran by LIM 3 7 1 % Chc o l e nt Mr.lbtometiffaloss. II pa, SW Illb t Mr. Ix" yrs, Sot.— (Wells II Mr. Oelterinfa sue yrs. 7at —.„....(flearpark) 4 Mr./Voted% arsoms. yrs. Sat lIIb y0.p....t1 giggle., Fro. lat 700..- ..... • ( 10 71 Count lettleanatleded, yrs, ntr (Plata= I Deming :6to 4 eget Master, 4to 1 east Alcyone, to apt Blestros, 6 es 1 each apt Faleen and Ndustte. favour* led frau stmt to fioteh, ad won easily by throw quarter. of a length, the wend besting the third by ahead; pod fourth. Allyeate and Raphael were beaten oft. SWIPPatAiItS of 6 WV,. sash, with 26 added ; far olds sad upwards. The winner to be sold by an d ea 100 sow. Allowanem If emend to be sold tor led. lbs. Lam half Ab. M. (3 fadep 217 yards.) (18 Lbs. Mr. Sabot's Huatlar.es, by awaaaosa, 2 yrs tol). sat ( Mr. Erases Mir Nightingale, 3ye (.Cl.), fat 1211 . ((Nast 1 Mr. Attain.'. Paaalaatitoo, 3 yrs (201.), let IMb ... (Mallow a Woos by a head; a length between the mind and third, Teddy was fourth, and Cyclops fifth. Pope Joan broke a blood mad soon after starting. The wiener was sold by at to Mr. Mollisk to 100 guineas. BSLLINO HANDICAP SWIM/STARR. of 15 soya. mob, 6 ft it declared. abs She Laser to be sold for 120 son: if demanded, to. A.B.C. (1 mile 7 farionp 66 yards.) (6 sobs.) Copt. Chibtie's Anad, by Womenley, 2 yrs, est 411 (liordhea) 1 Mr. T. Bailees Tressimey, 4 yrs. eat 1041 .......,(D. Busies) 2 Mr. W. IL Bro.k's Impostor,' yr., eat 711 (Poem) $ Dabs of Bedford's Zapstorts, 2 yrs, 45 1011 (J. Bon 4 M Mr. E. IS absolutists, II yrs, Ist 91b (Ashman I Sontag .6to 4 spt Impostor, 2to I apt *matt, to 2 apt Absolution. Treachery ow sat at tie Duke's Stand, inmessed her lead at every stride, Nodes estering the seeds was at least half a doses leogibe framed. Sepses, her j_ockey, thinking he bad the no is besd s abmg sal hie mares Fordhua then set Mead to week, easel* Umber/ us the poet, and created a " sensation" by wising by a bead. The riding of Hughes amorally mama easidenhia area- Wattles bat the mistake whisk M mode was talle the result of 'accident awl ovemsemlntewalidemmh Zweeybody acquitted kao of say ditramet leleallem Mbi beatbar, \Mr. T. Henke'. to mime Trembaly balsam *Steed 100 to 1 that the lame had won befem the suable tem ak Both with ttgard Or WM 'apply sad slisesslsr i r d (ha mist the littii:seg hes attended with • asetielegille= of tha metropolis of the tart. The baswee with sokeratle regularity by the "Newmarket eladr of Mi sfile," with whom sad the jockeys sal Wilms. hemmer, it would be desirable to establish a better madememikg. The relative positions of the employer lad AO Seijilfrel de am mem to be clearly bodied. Bawds, IPS9 61•111 sod foggy, sad at owe tiaa it was feared that the recieg wadi be *gala a t 801., lab; if for 601, 141 b; if for 401., 201 b ; if for 301., 281 b. The wiper to be put up by imetioa, sal the warplas, if asy, to p towards the espouse About two miles. Clams u-ssorrow (Tends!) night. Twa Bony 81111.1PLICHM, a Sweepstakes of 6 soy.. eseborith 40 added, tor horses certified to have bees regularly heated is aoy establis .ed pack ; foapyr-olds, list 41b ; fie., 12et ; sit and aged, last 6.b. A winner of 100 re„vo. at any tints previous to the rage to carry Pitt extra. Gaatisam Main ; professional juMisys to sorry 71b extra. The wisest to be pat up by auction at 2001. ; U for 1601., allowed 71b; If for 1004, 14Ib ; if for 601., 21Ib ; if for 301, ; say sarpias fee which the winner is soli Inoue the prim mimed to go to the ram !PA. Three alley. Clams tomorrow (Tuesday) night. PROGRAMME OF WORCESTER AUTUMN MEETING—TomAT. 1 30.—A 5 WISMAR= 01 6 soot each. with 26 added, for 2 and 3yr aide; 2-yr.olds, 64 7.6; three, gat 715 ; taro sad aeldisp allowed 31b. Oas este. Masse tbis 'coming (Monday). 2 15.—A HANDICAP HWIIIISTAXDI Of 6 son. with 40 added. rot 2 -at-olds. Wiuera eat's. Wisner to be sold tot 50 sort, tc. Oas Nle. (12 subs.) et lb Irrbt ml: I Bomb no II 7 Azaption 3.4 ll I Cora Linne 7 11 real& 7 11 Cbew 3.0. WORCIATIN • tilos at 10 soya sub, hit, 3 a Wesatra eatra. Two Rasa (2 Ap a lb 7 W - —a EN 6 II 7 11 8 111100:--- i i i tough Baum ....... a 8 0 CieSato° 4 3 0 4 S 0 11'6 372 —THE Arremn FLYu .ode. tub, "Dab 40 added; foe Ida .take. Lisa • Madre. (301 ep e I Faeroe. New BeiOtot 6 I Lord Albewaie 6 6 Nate= 6 I Want . 6 7 I Jack ebeite . O3 ...... 4 I Little Cletard. ...... 3 7 Octavio. Irlyawsy Ton Posies Peat Jaws ..... 6 7 811333 4 0:1eR114s ....... 7 affsbaa 4 8.14 of Cadiz Owned= —. 7 4 Mity—itsay% daat 7 4 Wads or Talk muds Heanenr. a Sirup al73fdeelered, end 100 added. 13 subs., 13 of whoa deduct.) cie 43 16 Poodle s 711 Priem a t Oruro „..„ 3 7 13 Maas .... ..........„ a 7 • Absolatlas ..-- 3 7 3 R.d Th ttgla 7.77.... I 7 1 7 1tt e ar .. ... 3 6 6 MO BUMS.. 4 Handicap of 6 a all nes. The mead to eau imbs.) p The Itajal _.. A 4 • at a = 3 4 De11....... ** 3 Me lesdnedi ..... „ 3 Mos* Mattes 3 tea Mal la aany 3 Mallana alapat eamisen S I I as soli ..... .......- 1 I entries I Aiwa Lyis I 55.... I Araba's a:LA iit.t.two &muss of 6 vivo eller, with 25 added; 3-7r-eids, Bit 6b; tour, 9st 91b; five, 10st 21b; sit sad aged, 10st elb ; mem sad goldiags allowed 31b. Closes this evening (Monday). WZDNICIIDAT. 2.o.—Tat HCRDLB [LACS, • Headiest) of 6 SOTS. leek settri 30 added. Two rail's, will sin flights of hardles. (14 subs ) BP 0 1 111 Afi• beast 8a55............ to Mom a • 11 II a • kW Bata ... , 4 10 =lO . 0 10 4 P-lade .......... .... 4 ... • 7 = ow ........ a 10 1 B M'S ruiser ......... a 4 4 10 • Cmabou ry ...._ $ 0 i1id10w1......... ...... I 1110 Me Natty ......... 4 0 3.o.—Tms WORCISTIBIRINI °BAND AN/MAL !MRS- MiCIAIIII, • Eleadieep of 20 move. easa, 0 ft, and 6 only if inbred, with 100 adetai. Certain whsaers estre. Four Mita a hit hunks ennui. (17 subs, Bof whom de &NO Eargesat .- - --rais Spit. et lb II IS Jima._ IS S &mina 10 Hopeless Li le Cttieey lO 1 1 lishier..... Paw lO 1 3 80 —Tub SILLIMI eIIMPLICIIIASZ, 1118111111t41111 of 6 aew. 'web, with 40 44•11. Thww3l-4w.104 111 b ; Ms, 134 31b ; tin. 12st 10lb ; oh sal simd. 134. The wimast to be sold for 12 .i. ; it tw 1. 01, lo be ellowel6D ; if kt THE EXPRA 16f6AY :\ EVENINGi, NOVEMBER 4115-ti. Mnded om, to ate prosecution; the pewter was dee fe by Mr. The eeideaes la support of the 'barge evilest the prisoner was estlrely of a eireurestantial character. It appeared that she and her two children «cap ed a room in a mall house is Bennett stmt, GreenwicN, of which the prom:etc, was the owner. Oa the 20th of September, as alarm of dm was given, and it was found that a gustily of rags and paper bad been stuffed tato the waimmoting, end that they were blueing, bat fortunately the Iles was extlegaished before gay materiel bleu wee Welded. It append that &short time before Use fire marred the prisoner bad been threatened with a Mimeo for bar rent, and she bad bees heard to atter threats splint her landlady; and upon one °session she said that she would set the house on fire, and U the old weed by at the Unto, she would throw her into the Sasses. The prisoner wee absent from the house wham the &ewes diecovered, bat it appeared that both her children were la her room; and apes her bring told that she was suspected of caught" the Ire, she exclaimed with greatearaestness, " Good God I whet, at fire tie the house and my children in it?" and declared her Mamma of the crime. Mr. Sleigh made as able addnes to the jury es WAD of the prisoner, and he urged the improbability that she should have mannittod a minis which might have resulted in the &situation of those who wore Nam dear to her in the world.. . _ Too jury returned a verdlet of Nod Meaty. Williamgmitb, 46, was charged apses an indictment, the three ant count, of which imputed to hiss the capital *Heim of attempting to discharge a loaded pistol at William Ward, with intent to courtier him, and the fourth alleged the same act with the Intent to do grielrons bodily harm. Kr. Cooper sad Mr. Ribton appeered for the prosecution, Mr. Sleigh sad Mr. F. H. Lewis were weasel for the pri . . . . It will be remembered that the prisoner having reason to believe that the pimento had been improperly connoted with his wile, armed himself with a loaded pistol, and upon assetias the prosecutor he attempted to Bra it at him, sad whim he found the pistol did not esplode, he beat him very severely with the weapon over the head and face. Mr. 'Sleigh havlog Galled the attention of the 0011,1 to the dissostanoes of mitigstios is the we, said that the paean?, nada - hie advice, would plead guilty to the minor white of the Midlothian, sad be trusted that his lordship would, under the eimumatenties, feel him. itelnutided la paades a lenient seinenee. Mr. Cooper intimated that in hie opinion the aurae pro. posed to be taken would folly answer the ends of jostle,. The prisoaer then pleaded guilty to the emit for at tamping to disabuse a pistol at the prosecutor with intent to do seisms bodily harm to his and he wu entented to be imprisoaed and kept to hard labour for eighteen months, and at the expiration of his isprisoament be was ordered to dad sureties to keep the peace for two yeen. Emma alley, 17, a raisaable-looking little girl, wu ins dieted for the 'manslaughter of her illegitimate child, Bl amed James &ley. The pelotasr was charged with the offset"' upon au ins quisitioa tam by kir. Wakley, the coroner, sad it appeared that than had been no inquiry by • magistrate. lir. Sleigh eoaducted the prosecution. The prisoner wee defended by Mr. Payne, through the kind ihterfereaos ot the sheriffs. This ow was tried before Mr. Justice Erie late on Friday seeming, ad it was one of • very distressing character. It appeared that the stamen young woman bad Wm seduced by a young mace named Benoist; who bed left her with her inlaid almost to stores alter the gratification of his pastas. It was sought to be made ear, In sappers of the charge of manslanghter, that she had wilfully withheld from her us. happy child that nourishment which she was is a condition to Iwo supplied it with. The evidence, however, failed entirely Moshe out that feat, and, is the contrary, it sp. rthee the Wieashie yonog woman was herself almost a t randes asallisa, sad that bee milk was nearly dried up is easseqnsiest, sad it was clearly made oat that she ought not to be considered responsible for the child's death. Mr. Judie. Elle, having made some etroog remarks upon the unfeeling conduct of the printaer's seducer, expressed his opinion that there was no awe made out for the pro. mitanas. The jury accordingly returned a verdict of Xof Gritty. The cats of the prisoner excited a good demi of somuleera. Ws, and the sheriffs, who are ever ready to come forward to the assistance of persona la yeah unhappy aim headed over some messy to bar for her immediate wale, she was told to apply again in a few days, when, through the instrumentality of the Raw. Mr. Davis, the Ordinary of Newgate, who always exerts himself is each cases, it le @spatted that a farther sus of money will be obtained foe her. this anneal exhibition, (if it does not alto, ther get rid of 0, If tho cannot be accomplished, let es, at all events, h i ts a Guy Fawkes whom bon, should only rem ) * lent es • wicked traito r , w h o "ought to blew up the Kiel: and Parliament, and not taught Or min up with It anything celcolated to wound the Genres of :heir Roman cathAiefellowelthjerts. How desirable it is that we should ell act :nether upon a comprehensive priociple,thst we should not be prone to ethdetan whole ttommuoities on I mown of the fault" or the trinities of • few. I venture to say, as you have alluded to the subject of the French end of the Irish catholic@ and protestant' all fighting gide by side, as I trust they away' will, for the honour and glory of their common country, that on might have included the Jews. There are a considerab ly number of Jewish soldiers in the French army. In Franco there is a kind of conscription, to which all persons ere lieble. The army I. not composed of contingents' it is lath". country, but every ousts there liable to military service. Of late years there have been a 1 great many Jews in the ranks of the French army. A few days ago I had transmitted to me from Constantino ple an account of a special funeral service, which wee atten ded by the Turkish end French enthorities, and held in one of the synagogues at Constantinople, In honour of the French Jewish soldiers who had fallen daring the campaign in the Crimea. Now I hope that whatever the religious commu nity to which we belong, we shall ever be uni•ed in one common feeling of loyalty to our country and of attachment to the government that protects us. We ought to try to promote the public good by„eatending kindly and benevo lent feelings towards each other, and to avoid anything which may wound the susceptibilities or ridicule the reli gions pecoll.ritiee of any class of our fellow subjects; and if your representations have the effect of mitigating or reducing the animate of Gay Fawkes Day I shall truly rejoice. lam sure that this representation will be conveyed to the publie through the ordinary organs, and I trust that it may have the effect which you so ardently wish. The observations of the Lord Mayor, to which the most marked attention was paid by a crowded audience, also elicited warm applause. Mr O'Connell—l am most deeply grateful to your lard ship for the particularly kind and generous sentiments to which you have so nobly sad ably given utterance. lam I quite sure that every liberal ann enlightened protestant would et onto discountenance ouch insulting folly. Mr. O'Connell then bowed and retired. MARTLEBONE. Wm. Raft (formerly a Chutiat leader), meretary to the United Patriot National Benefit and Erovideat !Lour- - - awe Society, the once, of which are at the St. Plasm Atheneum, Georgectreet, New-road, appeared on bail, charged with haying embezzled various sum. of money the property of the society, on which he was twice remanded. Mr. Bodkin (instructed by Mr. Lewis, jug.) appeared for the society, and Mr. Metcalfe was engaged for the prisoner. The evidence on the charges of entheulement has been ley". Mr. Loss thought that there was quite enough in the evidence produced for him to eand the faisoaer for trial. The prisoner then stood committal, bail being accepted, himself fa 1001. and two sureties of 601. each. lain Inttlittnce. METROPOLITAN COUNTY COME. MUM, days sprinted ke tbe Fame mak. WIIIIIIIIIITIIII, et. lisrtM a-lass.—TemMy, November 4; Wed nesdey, 6 ; Thursday. 6 ; Friday, 7. Cumairwerz. Deneen-terreem—Tmeday, November 4 ; Widnes day, d ; nun& 6 ; Friday, 7. Menanarres, road.—Monday, November 6; Thursday, 6. Dew, Psidisidmed.—Teesday, November 4. Warrsemem, OsbomotreeL—Teeeday, November 4; ; Ihnreday,6. Curor Lemma, Oeddhall-buLdbms.—/riday, November 7. THB LONDON AND COUNTY ASSURANCE COMPANY. On Saturday the bowies of the this petitions prsylog that this company's sffsirs might be oozed up, ease on balms his liootnir Viet-Chased: or Hisdersisy, at his sham. bow, is Stone-buildings, Liseoln's-ina. There was a same ens ettesdasoe_ _ _ Mr. Cooper, Q C., with Mr. Swanton, jos., represented Mr. Willis., a din clot, of Hrookirses, Iluantersaith; Mr. Hosbursh, Q C., sppaared for Mr. G. W. Harticoo, slat director, of liarierlord-plea, Hassiastos, and Mr. Garwood, kis solicitor ; Mr. nether for Mt. Nelson, a share holidor; Mr. J. Bury for Mr. hemp, who had advanced coaddwable soma of mossy; and Kr. dankly for the r&opor. said the coatiasy ass alerted is 1861, with • eu c= st eardtal of 100,0001._, la UAW shares of 6i. oath. was fathead by Pew% IL Jews, ortsisistor. sad Miss sollioso of the sampmey, to become holder of 100 ems eel soisegessely a itimiter. He duly paid the ally sod depoa. The dfrosseno,adidaally twelve pumas, were saw Ivo, wady Gems Anadd, Joh. Beesley, Joaeph Daus Os.. Harrison. ;sad the pagalsaer; the latter of whoa was =diaa for796f. marl MOW him Is the compasy.The present claims Against the away assosted to 14,0001. sad upwards, sad there were ais scalable mots. About 6,000 out of the 20,000 shares had lees ahead, be the sells apes then had not bean paid, mod me wars MI by pones she were cable to pay. The babes ef the see posy had leg bees demewert, sad the looms was We& seat Is meet the enema s. Berard polies shoed with the 1111•11 M bed Ari s in, sad the seem, seed sot pay Wiseacres due tharess. &nand mar= bad boss row massed spelt the seepaay, mod Jolgeeste eitineed, mad wee er he hiss lowed ageism:lr amd daft& Ineseles be le led hr 11/1. t the elbserethe searagli t how NeWgeohast. bees atlsset he !I ye s il. ease Imo deemed by sew Jemmy, urea a NI of Nes !sired t. hha by Its :ssegey, sod the abseil was ampled ft orbs Mom el soils bees. Pefillkser bad bee moored, as a dimes to allow the Melees ef the esserry sit be eel tor a swan evesat, sad aloe the lease of the gremelms, sad be dire ad the weeds te the prejudice of ihe pmeral bedy senittees, Mei the pietism had &Med se do. Piegesig ws Moral eat I the presses weed he applied by ewe dlesslass i m erest to semi andltera by way of oohs peeferams, NMI the prejailis of the general edy of shareholders. Ne =MN 'sista, unapt wide the Windlag-.p Art, to compel a asseihatime hoe the shareheihma le the leans mid oat elesieg Hoe/Atka, and Hip wee *OW efereding to obtaia essesttea spas he owthdedthe pets tams and ohm shareholding, L a r a ftil letre t ezecuties alrehp Mined aped the grapey white ease wee a retara if sons hoe. NO shoat had lees served with a claim for 2,MK It had dloses by the diem, of the le Om Albe it thei:ty he 1,404 deti a n a il holden stesepts hod been made to pt the thereholden toethre Nesherlise were Waved apes for a len of the hue Is .e-smost for 99 years, be me easel lease bail hems he. Williams was now la pomade of the bugs, and Wheel to give them op. Yr. Madre dated that the petitionw he npmented had lA* shwas 'heed tei him, sad objected to the directors haves serge of the serriage of the order to wind op, os the peel that they were iatereetod partici. The Tree-Masiefirr ebeerved that the carriage of the who Is wed op we wily ft get the proceedings initiated, mad be MMs aimed the sagest advantage to anyone who so *bleed sea order. ifidbseasii haseliese made elklavit to the effect that the soaps, lel eettraeteil a debt wilt a prison, under the lositises sums el Bea-lose." he SAM shares is the somessy,ak His to mid& the chea sane hold let that Wielded stood credited la the let ,600. Mr. Mewhocolt—Os which he sever raid a *billies. (Laughter.) lie (Ilir. Bo:harsh) was quite willing to take the order to wiad upjoiatly on his owa flotilla' sad that of Mr. Wiliam. The Vies-Cbseeellor made eh (Wet to wind up the rowpsay, giViliff the shareholders • right to he heard MIMS oa the ant patios day. INSOLVENT DEBTORS OOURT.—Nov. 1. The sittings of this court were resumed to-day after the anal October nosiest. The three eemaisaleasn sat la their respeetive routs and disposed of heavy lists of Wine& Di 13 ALPZ3D BADMAN, KNOWN LS ALTILID WALLIZ. The lawless% a meted p • t sad leadlord of the M iura Aran patalrbeeta. is haeral, au beard Wire the walk% sad the yeeesalkyo ea that tuosoles woe duly mewled. The wore, Mr. Hay, Iselin es Griable sae Co., that bar ley pet a Rea feteyeetessioa Glebe aZrrt i be Milford Asa eager a M ire ei sale wit the vest had ezeosted, that heireseal tee abileeelet Mthe sua's pocket, sew silereesio the iseeireal tweet his est of the house, es le eiehe aM posease ally authority. Mr. Hey thee ewe oneal ea Mies le rimer hie debt. to whirl the iesolveat relalawl ashaied ap to the het seeeset, thus causing l piliealr mesh addition.' moan eel delay. The are led Iliad suss ke lentos of a emitter, able It barley bees hese, the Wiest asw apparel lee jelloseat. The Chia Ommilehmer eahl I! tree a ease when ve7 violist asi tespepa aeadsat had beet paved against thi Lawless% bat it maid be eatelest he peasaase ajadgmeat spa the {mad tithe ?enthuse abase, IP which edema tfaiYiup anti be delayed sae the ispiestke of a paled id iia ealeadar south, from the date of the yenta' war. IX RI IDWAJ/D •RY. lasolvest applied to be ashamed. Kr. Dowse mimed for Mr. Meyers, aad other creditors appeared fa poem The insolurat was a photographic artist, sad bad taken bosses to various leading streets of the metropolis, when he had carried ea his being's, sad aleo sablst to one Jobs %Gast, a shmrsea of "natural eariositim," or rather meastresitim, such as the whitubeired ladle% lugs headed MN, dtc. The landlords et myna houses which the insolvent bad hired appeared I. mesplain that they had resolved no rent, sad that their property bad bees depreciated ia mks by t h e ineolveat's toads's in consortia" the premises into penny ahem. The insolvent encased the aceupeymeat of rent to the lasdlords by declaring that be bad received very little blur elf from theshorasn. _ _ Jeaninge bad let the inaokstat a kenos la New 01- filettatreet, foe which be was to bare paid 1401. per sauna Only 101. had bees paid spas sigsisg the agreement, sad nothing slues. Kr. honing, warmly somplainsi that the intolvent had tuned the house into an eslubitioa of giants, dwarfs, btg•headed children, mermaids, its, which had rendered the place a nuisance to tbe neighbourhood. Mr. Meyers bad let the lasolvent the holm, 13. High Holborn, at a rest of 1501. a year. The showman took poe masks with his oolleetioa, bat no rest was paid, and pes. session oldie keen was only obtained by ma action of eject• west. - Yr. Comedienne Phillips thought the case was Mount ale of freed—e nes takieg bosses is various parts, tab letting then to objectionable parties, sad paying so rest. It was a case for the *mew of the diesretiosary clause, sad therefore the issolveat would sot be diecharged until the expiration of a period of six south. frost the resting order. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—Nov. 1. Thomas Dennis, 23, w ee placed at the bar to naive MIMIC This prises,/ was eonviatsd on Friday of a most murderous wrath upon one of the warders of the our Model prissy, whore be wee corralled undo' a semisoft of portal smelted*, and who it appossird bad gives him abeam, by repcming him for some set of seta madam. He was ordered to be trarsparted fur 14 yea's, at the ex pired= of his former sentence Willis. Salt Hardwick, 62, sad Henry Attwell, who were convicted s( forgery on Friday, were also placed at the jMr. issties Eris, of es advertiag to the eltraordieary satore of the ease, said the primers appeared to have es. Whited s deg/tee skill sod fonthought, sad eves appeared to key* employed *mei, enable capitol fee the pupae of of earryiag cot their specialatios is mime, obis* satisfied bias that racy inn about so two deapross criminals as hod ever stood at the bar of a court of jostles. There was, however. at brook on tad put to Moir Career, sod the ma. Moos upon them ess—that On he moonily tsamported foe the term of their amoral lime. - - st lb II 7 0 0 IP 0 M mbs Bros&Id, 80, wee aborted with feloniously me. Wire to adweillog• house In the ownipetion of limn Oaliugtea, with Intent to Ware hie. The irdielassat to slew:al mut alleged the latent to be to defraud the Ololse Insuraose Case y. &just Peary was noised ep.Mauy, with Itr. MARKR23 COTTON.—Lrvearoot, Nov. 1.-Ibe market elated tamely, end of Anterken are the tante as quoted yestarday, bat there Is a in brow et the bum. The sales have been esdnutel at 8,000 tales, 1,000 of 'ldol hare keen taken for export. uasehlar lee Parma and Neraahen. at 71d. to 8d ; 209 &bki. at lid. le 7d.; 260 Egyptian, at It te eid.; and 1,0.0 inate, at 4#l. to EA per lb. Import since Tineeday, 0,000 bales. COTTON GOODS—lleearsersa. Nor. I.—W. rattase to have a fair arount of termer serral tree of fibrin. het the W. sirs met week Moe set traseniteratia. th ler= of 04dr perdue dirks re GI wed. ire Mei rdettege ..at with aMt geteril lell seam In desearie. km sloths, sad T atars seem see listagtra. let pins are steedr. The tale • aka@ of jeureele mirk the Imarred rates whisk haw ham lately ob. =Mat the laver panties mania at ori aperallmea. The sera bran quiet, rat Ws see 60's male see le hit demand art glu= madam to eat ull ;Om SlLK.—llie MA market mmebed Y a state of &pranks. end prim acmilasol to droop tie the pile lake, wbich took plea ma to. f>dd sal Strd ate, when so Imgeorvel Orme up; rd. Man. to meet there Wm mareoty soy Wing te WU • Imo biro we dew by private esatemet. et reieelion of fa. Od. le Pm per Pe Ns ibs big* at rafts la liteisobss ; igersikre Mao slibborks ablemdl Moot UN lobo. lambs meolly soy Met le Imams' WSW The Ohba IsOloss vired saw dayt the esitimals lb Mb (am= Sint 11) Ind onsumbil to stoat KOMI loiss. to ion wit= to the slinossis bit% Woolot IMO; prisis I* to dims pie piss; sal solobos boa dos lo GA. Mob. so salmoll **ding of 10 to lb per milt. Tin dello kr the kokik 4. 0 1 1 beim In lbsol sib Qs brims ass bob( to. post stmt boo he.. ten odoikul* t the winsikt kokrt krelld k mull. Min OW: Ms &Wu is prim k eta lembisbi. int aisrsoly w zr a rs bas but ins le Inds mil helm silk then is to asties.—(lProm the amiss of Morn. IL Wis ". sua sad ON Nov. 14 WOOLLINIL—Iaos.INoe. 1.--There was ea ladiffereat atten dees. el Isms la ts Oeles ebiedke. Oath Mk Ms mode', sad the passel soot wee tit mod bat Owe wen seldeatly same Mardis wares, wares, se the Oath that wee Mere/ eel Silk kale short le Ike mesa assatity. In the obit* Oi NM the stOolsose et Isom Om met sal, this, bet eery W tsmeseame Net pima. Os the wads the sorket this tameilag mew sal in mod as het will, sad the ter ha arialelop kenslas 4.0. ma aorle awe imirefe be ocae L ear by the whim el eade 'pnet eakhs.s le see Ilme sows the prism take sporeeidsi n vst o Miami. Perr. I.—itool den iele lOW *Ming. Wonted and ' lm ream dell. and WM aid. TOBAOCO.—Lew. Ocr. 11.—In our Wet we sub lld allemat atatemsts temeelm the growled mope of tobwso, Meal an the sew peel*. et • bleeeilhommble mem. 7lwee. sem twee mt emir meregtagy bat Ow laid Owe hat IMMO WM. MI MOM et the nom milialatal ea. dwre Me bees ewe ot the eedleetml most deamethe 'Me mat loam& TM malt I. UM the 'mete la wry Dearly nit; W the fly melededly Weased. se e dm* Beet MU Wawa inmedded Met yams ketetweee, he Wry MEM it what It &Mem is email to OM Midi the Mater lat e = suta dom belbee It ramble watartly; esd It le writ add this me et ,iisua the email mop r the hat MI yam wM he OM et MM . TIM Is the wee tamely ma he the yew y 1164 end ea Ito premed weell Weehe. Is m dot ihe • met Meting elbet lt set awe ardelt. The midi sem attar rMt le the km days theme * liars seweel4 et low esta . oeld at tea NM seed. The mind et the tartans Mewl,' I r litlers i sedl aim that Mee Ms • Islet Imlame at NOM/ edmieliad pima. VIM the Mal week an me la peer pet Ide awe meddem ea Me moist, awl we are add Mb my tew pm& et Med allabw. TM smiee meet 11,110 hhile..— Tem Me Unialat of Btearrr sad TM. WWII) •11E.—linumissisr, Nov. I.—Tkar W bus as, little abassis• ia the emu of tads la this ban dale oar at weekly *pa Ilan is • Wady Sow al wows ken do boa warty markets Ar all dswsglaas of oar ausalastarsa and* la duarad at this Imo& Ilsa apt saes at tatsead, Ylt bag abated tbe been trade at al, it is as piapellia ma rapids *ls on*, and it to adaitad ea all lauds that balms Is la • marl and Maltby coactitka. TM.eaw batanispradbi well elf for calm; is some brarias tbe mar. Ames in walla tis pa la las pods amps id* saidsZ e wadell le way peal aside*, Is Wolf tbst is spas die pod. Than brae lama • bw Pram orders reeds* ads amity sad then Is • pad damsal kr pas br Os sures ; War laruukan et the upon amb are trim, owe se bas awl at ibis adassaid of the par. Ile Ina ark la rambefly dull; tba mail vile Yak plaaa • Isaufpt ap aot bra sad Ur Yves al Nam P1E.1.1.110111% sad Co., baseriadderadd Y. arassal ba *aim Wag wilds astaadt *ere are a farbindia arab* a maim kr a mak rasa* * e a ; awe et area an re la • suidlasa maisraer sea lam ea adaddsat as Oil afar eta Irbil up pea Os* tie teals assalil Is Wow ilk; assarser. tbe lirapas deffaill of bop Irmo palms • Bad bib. al lonsaritsow that Ida =Wise speak via* Wla Impel tits are peardery Ism. The maim es Ina Y the &Ma Is all la emu Of s a d am air rior-day NNW tumor base bra lama ea. sad Ma males la list add AM* be taus niessi. • 1:10alte-Cairmuoo, Nor. I.—lr4rat woo gollo as deor is last dot kr Sty tom sod the woo ybe rid of Imbed barley; damp tomplot drogrot. Mott, red, 6 , 4. 5 a to 705.; wills, 74.. to 74.. Bor. W. Ma Mo. Bozo, 4to. to 445. Pees, btiti. lo 44. Oda, Ho. le Ho. • - - - Corragiesr. Nov. 1.-Them wee • wed supply of core at market to.day, bet in led condition. Owd dry maples folly maintsined hi week% defies. Wheat, new, Mown, Ms. to 705.; new. whits, OIL M Ik. parlay. new. go. to Ho, Oats. mew, Ns; to 57.. INN. di. OIL to ea ; new. Hi Pear. 42.. OWIIIMA, NW. 1.-We had again a Imp supply et wheat at our ebeetere 11841ey. The rusting and mid ameba mold well at the eitreete nem ei lide day. llodtrats ripply of bakey and oat., and both firmer, What, white, new, 16.. to 30s. ad.; old, 28s. to 315.; rad, new endeld, 214. to 26.. 6d. Barley, new and old. l6s. 6d. to IM. 0001, MUM. new, 10,. to 10a W.; old, 134.1 d. to 144. id. ; NW now, du baloe. ; old, 13s. 6d. Rye, les. dd. to 10e. liner, per Pam fm. Oa. to 2s. 10d. Oster's], 2s. 2d. to Ile. ed. itystural, la M. lariewaseL Is. eel.-Oarhele Jannis!. eaterarsa. Net. 1.-A large simply ef whist and barley, which hardly realised last week's pious. Beans and pre Is. par qr. dearer. Mort supply. Ouxuateres, Nev. I.ssTbe supply sad eandhlon of teptlati wheat was rather Improved; &lien succeeded oemelonelly In buyier the two Weeper. Foreign melamine Itself. Minim barley of the finest quay is saleable at high prime ; grlndiog forehm barley and Indian wee may quiet. ftyptiao beans are rare and quite as high. Ihe eels ter oats is very dew ;m to tor the week ending Nov. 1:- RUM. 1,174 ma; barlei . y, 1,394; W 2,01. II rummy Now 1.-Tbete was a UMW wooly of wheat Omagh itt hirwerd Way at a further realm:non of about M. per qr. Toe de , sod Ilmoolit qualities Inapieted, ea that a teir clearance ,eau Weide ell Isles between 345. t, 60e. for such sorts. Vine CI. r Mee wash request. Wheat, new, 345. to 1325. Barley, aw Oate. Ile. to 30s. Beane, Oa. to 431. KM'_.., Nev. 1.-We had a large supply of wheat to day, a pie potties of the samples eery damp. bogie samples met • dull die at telly MAL per qr. redaction; doe pals wily found buyers , l athed ireek=se. We had • g ,od supply of Mrley : trade slow at 1 Illet WW2 Oats ruled dulL Peas and rle beans fully m saute.in Miner totes. Wheat, 31.. to 464. per load ; bey, 40e. toper tairte. 24L per ls r". ; P l e a r ref, " t P 7) 'Mr irar 1022n1.. per load ; bans. Newmerrammet-Tive. Nov. 1.-The weather this Ira has been evemthipt thud weld be wished, aid ermaderable progress has been made la mullet MA other °perineum The wrathy of corn abroad le very tesilloillsools Thelma. nerlagthepresent web, ist.twebstandisg that one rimeigle af wheat from Qs sort have amounted to 6-77 qtramrs., las maned MWeeroadMeM sod stair aennerd of badness Mr mbed, the impremed MIMS Wad des Mldl iy to mew cargoes Mind °Meted M. to Wilt sie may be added the very moderate orodltion of gee wathe Mow* the latter elmumstame teemiabselog Mee earilahrsocienriaiss of Ari meth country Iselipile; Ina new Siesfetk paw boo ,calmed 715. wane rums, Ms, bed enema dons the gems mem whilst Is old tittle W. been dome, oar millets haneg provided theneelms largely • few webs ago. nos, has sold slowly. Phis bens, boa gold fully as well, sad In other sorts trans. airtime to a fah what Wm mearred at seerhed rather ember ntes, bet the rediestiom hem all Wen sedleissay le warned say quotable meislien. Other Ueda et greie meratt es betted. At Oaf raster this eteralen we hed a mehurete WPM al when from Ye eemeitka for the sass poet eery Indierreat. led mletrudielnMa. to fay. wan Ow mot oti Mg tegum. le Osenwy mealkiesitestrampleek bet le ow tee'. aril Is. masa wiry musum=aool fee eludes new MOB% MA Oft kr beet nee el 001. roo dlist Illialold WM. le old, slowly. hat , prPes amp. olosillorol oritara• moo r is ow N om. oul• Arlo oboota d eo 1/.ley elyellß7 villa es talesidlals ow pi Isom _Mere. am ow. olleat OM& Ob., Tart raft owl In *I Mg ma Okikoolly• VIM lot Om boo 4. tondos la woo wi%1•111. nal maw bum • al li sl iMe vdollis abist pot beall. ems limed es r soi. pet qr. The arrivals this week are: Meat, coastwise, f,977 gra.; Rye, onawwlee, 107. Barley, ematwee, 915. Mali, coaltwine, no, Osta, 01)14tWire, Sal Beane, coastwise, 170. Flour, 2,311 tacks. Indian main flour, 13 sacks. Noawica, Nov. I. The weather has been rather damp sad foggy during the wee►, but f .t the last day or two an improve. strut has tails place. At the culler markets wheat and barley were to Ss. per qr. lower, but at 13tingay, on Thursday. greater firmness was manitestert. The land had worked aatl•factotdy for winet-sow. I tog. and the important operation is approaching completion. At this wake to-clay there wsa a good supply es wheat, and salad were generally made at last week's rules, although A alight awleation was subaltted to In stew instances. The supply at barley was &looped, and Ise! week's Sales were teased. Osman, Nov. I.—There WIN e large &bandana or farmers at market to .do.r, with a great quantity of samples of oil Wide or grain. Buyers were MAI* aelger to vitalism, unless at • redab.: ll . sad u the fanners were etalling to submit. trade wu dull. fat tomb's Agues may again be quobd In all sorts of grain except ;Arlen wbfish was gornattlng shaper. " • . Persmmoon, Nov. I.—We had • large &swot wheat, mostly out of condition, and for such there was UMW or no trade. Fine samples found buyers at .but the rate. of last west. All spring corn ofertne some plentifully, end the prices were somewhat lowers . . Reams°, Nov. I.—There waa a moderate supply of wheat, aid sales at the commencement checked by an advance of li. to Se. per qr. on beet quality; subsequently the terms of last week were only ' maintained. Fine barley realm short in quarPity, with an SegiTe de. mind, and full rates of this day Warden obtained. The wane of other min unchanged. Noe. 1.-7bere te a moderate show of wheat at our market to.day, and all good conditioned .•mples sell freely at list week's prune, whilst raw alarm parcels are Is. to 2s. lower. Sather more oats showing, and a little easier to buy. Prices to the growers: —Wheat, old, 635. to 74. ; oew, 80s. to 765. per qr. Oct., Is. IL to Is. Id. per stone. Beene, Sta. to tar. per qr. Whiteman. Nov. I—There was a lull supply of wheat at market today, which told slowly at a decline of Is. per qr. Barley anal. tered. Oats only taken In retail, at former rates. Beans quite as Mr. Pension la request. Tout. Nov. I.—We bad a good show of all demelptions of male at this day's market, whir& met a good We at the full prim of Let week. Quotations me as follow: Wheat, white, 775. to 741. per imperial qr.; red. 68a. to Ms. Barley, malting, Ws. to Xt. • grinding, 44a. to 455. Malt. 74e. to 78e. Oats, ls. 14. to ls. pa Moe of 14111 e. flour, 50s. to 535. per rack of 2801ba. Eistostnr, Nor. I.—TM quantity of old wheat la the hoods of the growers is vory much smaller that is awl at tab season. Barley sod nets ming exhausted. The following are the prim to Me growers . Mimi, whits, old, 76.. to Sda. per qr., weighing 61 to 6.5165. per Mabel; new, 34.. to 64, , weights' 54 to 6411 m. per bushel. Barley, tow, Us. to 48a., weighiag 48 to 56105. pee bushel Outs, new, 20s. 301., wsigidtg 32 to 45Ibs. per bushel. Beano *ad peas, new, 365. to 445. Wanmeatz, Noe, I.—We are rill scantily supplied with farmers' grabs, and by boat the deliveries since Ude day Wealth,. are leas than for awe weeks put. From abroad we have not had a angle arrival, while essawito only a few hundred quarters of wheat and Indian earn has some to hmd. No change of consequence has eicurred In our market during the week ; all well.oondiuoced sera. pile have sold freely at fall pries, but inferior and damp parcels have bees diflcalt to dispose of, though offered at leas money. This mora le( Our receipts of all descriptions of grain were egaua on a limited tale. Wheat of the finest quality met a realy sale, at an advanoe of W. pa bare!, but interior samples sold slowly, at a reduction of pee hank IlalUng barley was in good request at former rates, but grinds, qualities, of which the erudition wee geberally rery bad, were fld. per barrel chesper. Bret samples of oats mho met an actre inquiry at full prime, but illuonditioned pawls were rery unsaleable, and most be written 3d. per barrel lower. Foreign wheat meeta very little attention, and for Indian corn the rate Is very tritium at shout the quoutteas of Saturday last. Flour In good demand, at last week's currency. Innate this week : —Wheat, 100 qrs ; Indian corn s 470 ; Soar, Owes. Itaports :—Wkest. 1,657 barrels; barley, 5411; oat., 8,446; Sour, 4,1113 Saks; satmeal, 465 cwt.; Indian meal, 600sesks. GATTLE.—Lomstor, Oor. 11.—Tbere sever wu a larger attend. mos at my al the grantor fairs than there was at the cattle and sheep fair hid Meaty. TM green was crowded with a very tine de. satiation of Nod said ales,. The Improvement in the herd was manifest to all, gad Me somfort and independeoca of those who came to guy end to eell amid mw bsdoubted. Theentire length and breadth ' M the green ware deesely peeked with cattle and @beep, particularly cattle. for whisk them we is wive deemed for the bee description. which fetched in paid nay high prism Good mitch cows were in plat uvula. =4 MIMS tom 13f. to ISt. Calm of good dererip. don were equally us* be, and were knight up et most remunm a. tin Ogees. A hall et the ordinary timealgtioa was putt bseed for 30/., which was somiliend an mum= prim Then was great re. quid for all eselessle, IMmeow pie bibs lei. le the common rue. Mem wen mates bilk la anima as Mt adds. Mitch cows and peed aeleee were b eel Wise seed lei. The mass price of the beet an* cows am Menem Ilk ON IN. Calves fetched a high yeti Men was WO! deemed nor pelse tar marking of an inferior HIDE, SHIN, AND TAT.—Biluingoaan, Nov. I.—Nidee. 911 b. and upwards. Md. pot lb.; vas. to 9118 e.. 544.; 7511:o. to nelbe., 611. to Md.; 6318.. to 741 88 , 4p.; 3 18.. to 6418 a.. 41d.; 531b 8 . sad under, 4ad..; mem 4A. to ; leered and Irrepolar, ad.; bull., 34d.; Aim 40. to 6d.; ealf-117lbe. and upwards. 61d, per lb.; 12I8e. to 1618... 711 d.; albs. to Md.; lisbt, Mo. ; Wool skin.% 34.3 d.. 1041., fk. 3d. Fat—Mutton, beef, and mixed, lid. to 444. TSB POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Mr. WlUiam Doha O'CouueU, kinsman aid iatimar friend and companion for a great many years of the late Mr. Daniel O'Connell, 11.1'., attended this court sad addressed the Lord Mayor in the following terms—My lord, you will pardon zee, I hope, for trespassing epos your kind tads!. err whilst I rake to your lordship a few observatioes. I have just cm. from the W..t sed or cne town for tbe pur posse( appealing to your lordship upon a 'shiest Is which I feel retailer titterer. I do not know whether you lordship has ever withstood a most foolish sabibition that generally takes plain in this eratry on the 6th of November. U the perms who liras* Ia such absurdity were to stelae themselves to the represestatica of Gay Fawkes, or any miserable dishtowel eonspirator of that deseription, I oriarly shoald sot have troubled your lordship, but wham I vitaliser on the 61 N. rola rot the effigy of a catholic bishop, fa posit. Realer. with a large errs upon his beck, paraded about the tows lathe mold husking nether, I imasider that that is en faillivity to those loyal subjects hit Melees the prise theentholia religion, and l ass perfectly sand Nat the peril has now arrived when bigotry ad frelsessiee should he for ever buried la tit etreeshee Wore fleheshopel,, where ft Is Irma that the p oses ask the pre'. and the ciallsolies wife fightiag with the most Murry, foot to fest sad shoulder to shoulder, aid AM Melt Mind lewd in the same stream to upheld the begirt sad glory of this groat country, and le do away for ever with all sutarian differ. or s& The bravery itabibited by the catholic soldiers at the Alma sad at lakenuas with their protestant brethren as sever be layettes. His Ithyst Highness the chivalrous Doke of Cambridge witnessed their rungs and shared their dupers, and I am wholly ear word highly dim soprre of say insult brig offered to their fellers. His inerfiray the Lotd Lientsweir of Ireland, than whom a sere fed or high-traded loglisisara never entered re perils of the Castle if Debits, or repressated surety ray native lead, spoke of them la the most liberal and haaieaa manor at the greed display the other day in DON% when a diary was gives to 4,000 Crimean heroes, of religious ociasideration, by the proterants ili Z i rsa " tbsilis of the Irish metropolis. I have read your 'Mobilo% spoor with great satisfaction when you wen prom at ills disuse shish was give a to the Crimean heroes alb" Pansy Girder, when year lordship heard the natl• moots of the charms., &Tyrol-Major Eiwards, wiles he seat that at the battle of Inkermse, "rhea he saw Use Friar ran up the hill to aid and assist the. during the saagniaary straggle, that ha raid have shoat knelt down and worshipped the.. Those were the catholic heroes of catholic Fares reran late the sanguinary fight with their weal impetreitym worn* with the protester horses of interest ingriad for the purpose el witabfladai the hearer semi glen 01 great soustry, and of establing oar Word sereefer ague, mean fiemiy the royal repro la her head, and to hid defiers le her easmiss ell ever the globe. My lied, r you bolos, to triton denomination of creeds that I have reatiord, I ouseetly appeal to your lemiskip to throw eat a suggestion, which I hays se flehht will be taken up by tth polies authorities and the sughtrates generally of this antropolb, and that an sad will be pat to Oil victimless and barbarous exhibition, at rest that patios of it that pate forward the effigy of a catholic bishop. I thank your lordship for the kind isdolgesoe whir you have shown to mu upoa this occasion. 1 have reed with great satisfaction your admit. able decisions daring you year of aloe, and I mast be pea mated to say, without flattery or egotism, that if the ashes of the gnat Lyeargus err be °Weaved from the waves and formed into man again, and were to preside In the chair which your lordship so worthily and honourably sees piss, he weld sot have manifested greater ability or more decided impartiality than that whisk has characterised the whole of your actions during your mayoralty. A considerable trout of apple's, was manifested at the conclusion of Mr. O'Connell's urn's, and the speech was received with great courtesy by his lordship. The Lord Mayor, who was sensibly moved, said—l thank you for the compliment you have just paid me. I may say that it has bees my ensioas desire, and I believe it is the desire of ovary magistrate of this 'metropolis, so to ad la the adroinimation of justice as that our conduct may merit public approbation. With regard to the more immediate subject of your appeal to may it is one that depends more tips public taste end public fooling than up= any jeriadlo tion I can exercise. It is very difficult in any cortry to get rid of traditional customs. The annual exhibition c the effig of Guy Fawkes has acne dowel to as from the ties of James the Fiat, wiles party feeling between catho lic and protestant ran very high, and the tomtit/any to blow up the Houses of Parlismeat has always bees held by historians to have been a R ran smartie eau spiricy. The burning of London in the year 1666 was attributed to the Salle source, and it Is only recently, terough the *eerier' of the pretest City Bstisitor, that the libellsrleseriptiou upon t h e Moaument on Fish-street-hill, attributing the Fire of Londoa to the Roman catholic*, was by order of the Court of Common Council erased. We can not, however, corral from essuire that all ear party steeper, at:shim-at eves, period, have been quickened by feelings arising rut of • presumed catholic or protection SONlSidssey. I, however, regret eattemely that lately the eabibittoo of Gay Yankee, instead of being a MSS memo rat, should have assumed the t fforive form of which you so justly complain that the figure, instead twine the !guts of an abminahlo conspirator, Guy Fewkes, should it:exhibited as an individual dressed i n to. h,hilimeats of a Amu eatholic ecclesiastic, besting oa his breast the emblem which all Chrisiisns an b mad to honour aid to worship. Buck ccuduct asn•t be °barmier •cs every rue, and most offensive and pistol to member if tee Roman 'strife commusies. I karat that any cod= should be kept alive is our Uses., even Meal boys, whir lott' to give Polo to sal reps individael. 1 hope, thaw ire, that your representation will be ainveymi thre w :44 public press, aid that it may hate the ef SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES Janet, Captain Dwyer, bound to London, which was stranded near 'MwaM Lighthouse, Oet. It, went to pima during a gale, Oat. IS; cargo all MM.—Bt. Petersburg, Oct. LI. LM) Thaherbert (bisque), Captain Eger. from Cronstadt to Bristol, with ants, has bee totally wrecked on irienskaru—lleval, 00.31. • rectal. bottom sp. of about 19) tons, tampered, with one mast alengaide, and apparently not long in that situation, NU pawed Oct.?, lat. 39 N., 100. e 5 W, by the Georgians, arrived here.— Limrpool, Nov.l. Ilopelbrif4 . waterlogged and abandoned. was again passed in lat. _al N. 81 W.. by Cl.. China. arrived bore fem. Rsltimnro L 1.11400 , Nov. 1. HAI, arrived here from Elonduraa, encountered • terrific storm. Oct. 11. lat. 43 0, lon. 36 W., which threw the vessel on her toms ends, blew toremil and foretomail to pima, and other eaila tram the pasts, mid wadied away bulwarks, mainsail, water cuts, Ilso.—Liverpool,, Nov.l. LIVERPOOL SNIPS AT Pours Pours.—Cartbagena and Tarns (as), at Alexandria; Seamander (ea), and sailed f or Alexandria, at Marra; Ocean Queen, at Nara; Patriot, at Kiel; Hampden. at Altana ; Europa, at Marseilles; Albanian (se), at Leghorn; Riles Willadriaa, at Rani; Oebroeder, at Rip; Pomona, at Pdtmel; Markman, at Maui* ; Orion, at liwinemusile; licerith, Charles Hill, and Eastern WON at Charleston; Amaral and Ericsson (r), at New York. Erma eon Lmassooc.—America (ia), from Marina, Oct. !7. Ann, Oct. 9, Boatanee, Oct. 16, Jana Ann, 0tc.17, and Zagora, Oct: 19, from Alexandria; Jana May, Oct. 12, Ira, Oct. 17. and Ocean of the West, Oct. 19, from Patrad ARRIVAL OF THE CIT'Y OF M. .-LIVEB- POOL, HATORDAY.—The Liverpool and Philadelphia Com- I palsy's strew steamship City of Manchester, Captain Petrie, arrived from Philedelphia at ncon to-day, with 153 passes. gars and 60,000 dollars in e,mcie. The City of Manchester sailed from the wharf at Philadelphia on the 16th ult. at soon, bet came to off Brmbay Rook the same evening. She got under weigh on the 17th olt , but came to anchor be tween Brandywine and Cape May in a heavy gale from the eastward, sees mpasied with thick weather. She railed on the morning of the 18th, end when off Cape Henlopes, about Mx miles inside the Delaware, saw several vessels sunk and diantaeted (one of about 600 tens) and passed some spars, with rilging, &c., attached. The foundations of the Brandywine Lighthouse are reported to have been injured by the storm. The passage of the City of Manchester from the Delaware to the Mersey was 13 days 20 hours. liar sews was anticipated by the Arno. THE AMERICAN MAILB.—LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY The British end North American Royal Mail 'tram-ship Europa. Captain John bitch, sailed from the Mersey at 11 cm., for New York, with the usual mails for the United States and British North American oosseasions, 80 pusen pre, ands full cargo of merchandise on freight. MEDICAL REFORM. The Medical Times and Gasette aneounces that the beads of all the medical corpo ratios, of England, Scotland, and Ireland, have at last agreed upon the terms of • new Medical Reform Bill. The proposals for the bill are given at length in our medical con temporary; and it is to be hoped that this difficult question pay be at length settled to ilia satisfaction of the medical profession, and the advantage of the public. 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Chinery, Pp., of "on. cigAgegilay,-_ogg. 29, of Cy tortilla Cagle, Glaraorganshire, the wile of R. T. Crawshay F.N., of • mu. MACKENZIL—Oat. 29. at Fawley Court, Se 'gel.. on.thaines. Oxon, the wife of E. Neel caste, EM, of a eon. 1111NN.--Oet. 31, at Elthism, Kent, the wife of C. B. Mann, Esq., of twin daughters. WOOD.—Oct. 29, at Mva-street, Edinburgh, the wile of E. P. Wood. Seq.. of • eon. IlhAtitlAl3llB. CASTLE—EIIGOINS.- o d. 90, at Sae Cathedral. Manchester, by the Rev. 0. Huntington, M.A., Mr. T. Castle, of Liverpool, to Frances Nan, daughter of Mr. J. R. Higgins, of Cbeethent, Matelseeter. CAW—CAN.—oat. SO, at the perish church, Halifax. by the Ten. C. Musgrove, DAL, 0. B. Caw, Nun., of tilaegow, to Eleanor Wormald, daughter of 1. Caw, Esq., of IMAM:. COCKS—ALDERSON.—Oet. SO, at St. Mary Magdalen% Mousier. assure, by Use Very Ere. the Dees of St. Paul's. Walter Carew, KC of T. 11. Coax. Mg, of Barley.strmt. sod Tiellessab!leh, to Mahal& Mom, daughter of the lion. Baron Aldanos. DELTUS. • DAMES.—Oet. Sa. at Forest flou.e. Yorast.gate, Eases, Eizabota. Wed C. R. Demo, Paq., aged 61. flTDl.—Oat. 80. a Oreasillt , placa, Ilotarella, Bristo:, Capt. J. HP* aped 71. JAIVIS.—Ost. SO, C. 0. Julia of High-atrett, Wandsworth. aged 111. WWl.—Oat. 21, J. Kilts, In, of Woodford, beery formerly of Poplar, aged 76 !Metal ma publiehed bf WlLLlktil Rise HAUS. of O. Lombeid Street. ilk tbe City of Loie*, Matey, e OS" th Lombard 4 1,410.1 a the Precinct orff bnenie"—alr e pr,' maw b. iI n '1 ! 1 C 1 1 1 I