The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-19 00:00:00

A THE DANUBIAN PRDICIPALITIES. (1/71011 OCR S)SCIAL 002L11117011DaNT. ) OPENING OP VIE "DIVAN AD 110 C" IN MOLDAVIA. DCCHAREST, Oct. 6. All the accounts from :easy agree in the fact that there exist among the deputies of Moldavia perfect unanimity, moderation, and determination. It is to be hoped that ILI good example will not be lost on -the Divan of Wallachia. M. Demetre Bretiano, 'belabor for the town of Piteehti, in Wallachia, was wabwited with the zeligion of placing the Divans of the two weenie' ea rapport, so as to ensure anent e7 of action; from the successful execution of which task he has this day returned. I am now in a position to give you some details of the occurrences at Jassy and the conduct of the two commissioners there, viz., Sir H. Bitterer sad M. Bashi. The lagaiguration of the Divan wee anaemia la Ileaday smensing by • salute of 101 gum At 10 shark service in the metropolitan church, where, after dr eallebration of the "Te Drum," the Archi- Mmageilla Seriben (member of the Dieu) addressed the areeshly from the pulpit. Some political allu de= ia ks demesne touching the question of triaavader a • are supposed to have been • listenetel to Bawer as to M. Bondi. The letter sada at tete aii inee, dream - Ya, the sa = l ' The rights of ear warry have bees Wog abominated ad bedsit gilder bet." After divas staid the en- Mtlet .tins of the Divan mod .esdebtiomes dined to the plan between as ospefiw et seldisee sad soder i sesead saluted 101 has. Oa their denwtsre bola the parse the Ceemees, sibs bed else misted at the Minions eemeasay in the cearah, reviewed the troops before tie minsublimi &patios. AU bony was afoot, and this national Ike wee really an impairing sight. In the 'main all the houses, save that of the Austrian ootuul, were Waminated. The Metropolitan opens the Divan by es addrsm, sad tit roadie' of the fireman, and soneemelogtt meametionseat of their labours next week. re day were sleeted committees of mendises to verify the eleetios returns, after which osmium the election of sice-proldsed, a moot important hike, and one which is at And only to le Mil he hoz weeks after which ammo the distamioa is to the toter Ilia sr , magonsat of their Moors. The mooptisa of the two commimissions at Jam took pion without say public display._ A dusts. ties of emboalots wheel upon east with an in their respective booms. M. Both miplisd to their address in an extemporary speak the tenor sad wording of which seem to have grated rather harshly upon the ears of his auditors: the most benevolent found it a little too severe and didactic, especially when he alluded to the presented action of the Divan, which in heeded to con fi ne theniaelves to the quokka of political reorgannation, without coterie; the subject of what may . be I their administretivc M. • having least that the deputatioo were somewha t' moneyed sad diecouraged by his address, subsequently sent for the leaders of the party, sad gave them more a= exploitations, in conformity with which thoughts the emended edition of the Russian views has been given to the public. The Moidavians criticise a little the intimate relation of the Remiss with the clergy (the Metro politan is the president of the Divan), and do not quite approve the stress that M. Huai would fain lay upon a bond more binding than that of no. thty, viz., that of co-religion." The Greek has, I suspect, counted somewhat without his host. Our commissioner was received with much coy. diality. He appears to have been in such excellent humour on the occuices—ride kis annexed reply— that he could not avoid editing a few famine in the well-known style of Lord Palmerston, while the abundance of his proverbs and parables would have done honour to Cervantes. As, however, these dis courses frequently differ considerably, according to the time that has elapsed between the rive race im pression of the address and the finishing touch of the author, who declares the proof perfect, I must beg you to receive my translation as • pretty fair mean, inasmuch as my informant amazes me that the system of revision hail not been applied to it more than five times. Some of the .Slolderians cavil not a little at the small knot of supporters who formed the body guard and supporters of our worthy commissimer at limy. They pretend that M. Basil Ghika, who was dimined by Vogorides from the mint....ry of the interior, for sonic rather strong irregularities, was not worthy of the high esteem in which he seemed to be held. M. Panajot Rada has Wm dreaded the sympathies of his countrymen by undertaking the part of Amtro-Turko aewsmooger, and \evil:o ut ; e 4 himself somewhat ;Anoxic's' at Boehm* • the weaned Moldavian election, in this . . Alexandre Mach, the one anti animist of Divan, is also out of favour. Koko Swards, an aspirant to the Caimacarnie, dote sot seem to suit them better, while • certain Dr. Williamson, • countryman, ma certainly bout of basing a very pretty considerable number of enemies and detractors in the fair city of Jassy. Sir Henry no doubt has his reason, for what he doe., and I must leave him to give them, or not, as he chooses, to the gentlemen of Jassy, who appear' somewhat dissatisfied with the above circle of acquaintance. The easy and gentlemanly manners of Sir Henry, as well as his personal amiability, which seems to have been displayed even more strongly at Jame s than at Bucharest, completely woo the Moldavian,. He was less success ful in inducing them to credit his amertions of frankness and loyalty of position and advice. Not a shadow of confidence has been established during these short relations between Sir Henry and the Moldavian. One of that body, in speaking of this want of sympathy, and comparing Sir Henry with another political personage, remarked : " Neither is to be trusted, the only difference be tween them being that one is an intriguant, the other (Sir Henry) a diplomatist." The instructions of the two delegated commis sioners merely authorised them to arrange with the President (the Metropolitan) the mode of carrying out the relations between the Commission and the Divan. The Metropolitan and Ceimacan, possibly with the best imaginable intentions, thought tit to address certain questions to the two commissioners regarding the order of the labours of the Divan, in coosequence of which Sir H. Bulwer and M. Huai replied, in form of a cummunicatiou, giving their ideas upon the order of their labours an act in which they were perfectly unauthorised by the European Commission—the more so that the questiotisconcerned the competence of the Divan. Fortunately the reply of the two commissioners, in which the stylus of Bir Henry, and his skill in weaving a * Nubian tunic, theme cos spicuown was declared by the au thors themselves to be "nor oblietoire." These " ideas" caused no little alarm to the Nloldaeians. Anwiegit other matters, in opposition to the firman, which saes that the claws are to occupy themselves priacipally with questions affecting their separate hatereet, the conimusioner wished to introduce a pre liminary of the committees as a rule, so that the whole house would only have to deliberate upon the heals of a report drawn up by the different clan unimittees—a proredare that would necessarily pro duce the utmost disorder in the preparatory labours for the general preparations, and semi so sink the parliamentary machine in the mire that it would be impossible afterwards to extricate it and set it in motion. AMY OF MR HENRY BULWER TO TUX UNIONISTS AT 3A8817. Go. I hare Welted to th• &mourn that bee jest brim pesoressid with ell the stiestiss that with Mesa, espreaskes traria is Wyly% sal, if the words el • celiteuled isdiridaw I. tn.. .lin* iressese Imes Owes is nes semi Mews al is diplomatists, M esahis tam Is illissist their lhesibta" 1 ew 4 .M erhies .Werofthesihrlb plow esteeits, irises& es [MINS lel Ware is sleek the Amy settee the I hi et ihe eeerel reeryiies with Mike ye% hese irsessed r 7 entry ISM shat Primirilley. It IN a. yea sty. gesilearra the bet line dot I Ism "kiwi 7ret meats, , het allew me hi sews yes dad boo Ime Althea* or l/wrihr, awl tint I au IaZiONS is Ise rey row beeresahly hurrilid is the sew eloper H its hoer" vle lobs inmessesh. Title dubs yen ell me* malesmsoy, es being do tepoisimilse of • essurmert thee MO be hesseriel is the diveleguest of year emoureas, while, for my awn pert, I ea deer no "owns more ogromble than the emelieradon of your condi tion, ace on 7 ego greater than timid living inyourrecollec does. I feel ttati ought alwaystomesek to yourth traakers While addressing you with regmed. Do set Magri, time - In% I tablet yen, that the Ware of a people cm be lamed ay. De oat fairy either that " the race Is always* the Treeletthe slowest growth meths longest lived, while she MM. challenged by the bare—you remember the Ihble—geired the ram Is. iserebhig for some trait that sight Awl me ea Mies to year character, I think that I have met ems that sews wtl. True, you have easy made • oimin mod M year esolvdry ; but that reed is eurL You have 'My eat mei payed Meet be your city ; hat that street is beam paved them elms* any street in the gm* tithe of liner. Ulu gesienee, yea have given melts *meat Y lir hes, is the raise of your character, ▪ wish to lie aueli, than to 'Aim well whet you soda taw • poi& that pregreme la this maw eirmas fm, leseneas its meek le mss Homy apish b hiitary hes is bat its eeekes. Tim patient serer gar dm la plitimse),: in rams at in Idivfdoale, madam fin party awymolathig the eggarbaky, employing wary facet for the pasellik wed rmar maim( time at Wog& on the ire path* said I *ea tell yea that, is dasasaisag to be itetwol ef year whim. yea A be ANA, judged of eels to the seed man yea liploy. Gaihmee sate pee* have eddroweil to au dose my array* umtities ancerniag A. attributes es well el the Conwilice se of the Dives. I Wm tie epportuoity to forty to than, *elm so I is., elearel of year deputies ✓owed nu It is eft* a shrank, ibrtuotrely terminated, that oneral el tb peat Pm" moat immured in the Me el smelly swieshisil at Poi to owarider shoat the Priodps- WASS. Mid the gain of these Powers bee has to suaWi at ens tad ths seer tar the rights and the direitY of the Memo Zwyko, sod to emellarete sow leatleky is award ems elet ems the. eel the messaltke titbit She est arm anipaleg year emily. floe reVIII IMO iiiroded • CamieleaM whit the.. aentriat. be teeitle then to ant* et awe emit awl you. Wee mem die soloset. This Comiellso eight I. avail Itself of eviwy mere of informa tion, mil be seder to hoilitate No hheme It has bra M sewer a Dire M ark Prfasipafay, wiser dell It le be emmemleme Oa elms of the mestry IP the asmisainers, es oho to reply Is die queallese white they (the reartleisuors) nay oilmen to dr* Pinter, .auk Dhua ought to be &rigid Ye ameallises of ahem. Thee 1 errellisea see, shove ell, seresially celled apes to Worm es et the yartlester wishes of seek airs, es taw, wen that Mikis so M sagas a genresi ids of the nal* malellts if Mark es ef Whelk. Wet _iwilewsra, ban so ether • yeet le when bra, r 011111111111111111 my then to war air Pepe* aseeribly te Me pea that he. teen head eat to as. Yea, atathera, have as ether duty to full% es deputies, Ora to aid are be making that mart a correct as. This, wastisows. is, 1 mature to meet, me metal retie* We, as Os ma head, met ass leareport oar nanny thile you, ea Ore ahoy ass welly brad to raged years. Uses it as sszhei are eppbothie to Far thel Ni than that of the Chi Per. He who liamblet le often culled, while he who exalts hisralf taegamtly hariliate., My duty Wpm* upon see the ebli pilau et mesking them openly, and I think that I give yea the bad pelf ef lay hissiddy by ea eMng. Tot, rode aim. 1 mei many your bled, and I shall set as soak lie the dais 'Ma Ima slid ars le patina. Ido set ramie Nat you shah seals ell lb* yea dais. arm d.l wain to shoe year it... o everythlog, beam* I AI mg moose the todsysolsoes el y own *aims; hot what I ass arm you of is, that yeashell naive the barge filth* wham awl good will of the Powers le rearyiUsi that your roman rug experiseeemy Aar. asdirtynaieseasiidjoillestresotor Mar se coneyetibie with your istelligease, your peados Is the mitre at Rasps, and the Surrainti of the Sublime Porte; while r regards myself individually, murkier, road the opinion of a unimportant a poreonsge have any power over your destiny, you may net certain that such opinion will be expressed in a loyal, independent, and conscientious manner, and that it will be always isdraced by the interest that you have inspired me with, sad the gratitude that I owe to you, while guided at the same thee by my judgment and drier. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1857. BFNAREB. The following are extracts of letters front the Rey. James Kennedy, dated Bemires, August 22, and Sept. 3, IRS; : August 22.-1 n the immediate neighbourhood of Be ams there is no rising at prevent, though in a distant pert of the district a number of rebels am collected, whose misoldef-doing however cannot extend far. The city itself matinees perfectly. satonehingly quiet. I was this morning delivering the Saturday lecture to the Central School, and everything was vary present. It ia not to be denied that three ere many apt on nirehief, especially of the Muasulenan parties class ecenarunfty. Indeed, the mom we know of this rising, the were we and It to be a de►pente effort of the Museninume to drive um from the country, and reinstate Moir old government, though they hare very skilfully got Os military Redone into the plot. It IA said that our Magistrate has, within a fortnight, discovered an much trea sonable ci riesponderce m would till a carpet bag. Several of as writer. ►are been seised end executed. A rich native banker, born in Demure, and knowing it thoroughly, called on me to-day. He mid, Why are you lagliakomen always fearing our city ? We were all to rime on the Id. It has paned away. Then we were to rise on the Bekri-Id. That was confidently mid. It pared away. Now the Mohair= la coming on, and again it is reported then are to be ail sorts of dreadful things! There will be nothing of the kind. If no enemy come flan without, them ' will be no riming. I user. you. There are many ill-disposed poisons, but they can accomplish nothing. They tan only get • hanging for themselves." This man is hiomeif thoroughly loyal, for wet of his money is in the hands of Baropemm, and their OlerikftM would be hia ruin. I am inclined to steno with him, though it is naquationabb that with inch • small force as we hare, it is • tickliah thing to guard each • city and district as this, especially when in eddition to rebellion the people are suffering grievously from the stoppage of bolero end the famine price of provisions. The dater is dreadful The printing preemie at the station, with the exception of a small one, hove either been taken away or buried, and most of our native Cludattana hare been thrown out of employment and know not what to do. It I. said, I fear ton truly, that a large party of rebels am marching from Oude on Sum:Tore, the diatikt sdjolaing tbu. But the roads are so bid that they mina have heavy guns. They cannot possibly come to Beams without their movements being known beforehand, ad we have now an entrenchment, rather a forties., shill no native army could take, and which is provisioned for six months. September 3.—The dreaded Ilohurruin has yawed over without any attempt at dial urbane°. Things we unsettled enouti, but just here I think they we improving. To hold our own is all that can be looked foe till there he ma war whamming kites to re•ooaquer the country. Over s consider stair part of the Norta•West Provinces soteeen tba shadow of sew rob anatisalc Lucartow.—A pirate letter which has reached se from Pane, dated September 6, gives • colour to the news teepee:Wig the chance. of beano+ dithemit from that In the Indian topers and government report.. This is an nine! Letter. from officers with the troops at Omni pore, wey the leet account. received fmm Lneknow, state that they an hold oat to the lOth September, perhaps some days longer, but not many. rears ere entertained that our troops weidd not be able to relieve them by that time. We hove net trot the toms to meet the enemy. The J muster 98,000 or 40,000 strong about Lacteow, sad reimforoemests to the utast a 20,000 men am looked for by the enemy to that quarter." It should, however, be observed that the latest amend. ham Cawapore received at Patna when this was written only mem doers to the 25th August, while the ge eyesore at Calcutta had tel ',This merman) Orem Greend Neill at Cawagere to the god September. At Patna all was perfectly quiet." "We have nothing to fear, saline the =atin Its desire apparently to propitiate the g ee d .of the wed worthlem 'Oben. under the am, perspire sad pots the haws into • bell+ f that they ore iinineehmg el leepeinweee." "Foe the people belonging to them dietAter we he,. setae enough sweep le aseasse thin."—Ooredoe. NORTH 11,, AUXILIARY diesOCIATION.—This which oweerties Weimer. a various descend =mei, the most Rilmenial neidente of Mackheet h, Lee, Leedetresa, Orders. Pliamateed and the neigh Mbilmbee wend, ores in various plei t Aie, '"ul Z . cemmilttena hale brew Arme d , oolleet mbecaiptlene Ile aid .1 the adined flag. The officered the areedellea we Lard Else* pedeffit • Ithera 1114 re Omani Aleaarke, eke- Smith. L. ; K Nes ,ra Selma Maeda Who, ma, teuweeer ; tad Beaty freendary. rbteetisoffiseat.}-HOLLOware PILLS, fatted fbr lam timeireb rod 4minewas Op sonerlL-Tbe tore.=. .t pre fa lad ms wafts orivellrr,... ark IMO Woo AN 11.0 P.m .1 Woe edeiseeeesr. =rek "* . " ema i 2 l / 2 "k eeerearee. 4 "" 6l 4 l % fes___ "s r=lo s s b irewee len si oetee k • !Oki I s awe t earl Ak a ' /IMP' X 1771190 11011111 MITTICTIOIY. At the Middlesex Sessions on Saturday an appeal by Chula Thorp, formerly of 124, Jennymetreet, now of the White BOW. Pincaddly, wee heard, against • conviction for keeping a betting houw, under which he wee sentenced to two months' hard labour la the Howe of Correction. lit:liodkat, instructed by the Solicitor to the Treasury, 'mired to support the Mr. &Om: Misname, 1 t apps Mr. F. H. Loma, lattroated by ltr. 5. B. Abrahams, for he iliat. In opm.Mg tho owe, Mr. Bodkinssid the legitimists haring mood am am to tweedy the mile moulting limo the betting hover, which orris so much complained the gemumat bad felt it to be their duty to rapport the marbake now tragainst, particularly so the applaud bed b sea e led convicted of the smut Mimi*. Upcia the seldom be thought there could be no doubt of the propriety of the cot. Ithpector Webb of the C Division, stated that on Use 4th of Hey he watched the hotter, 124, Jertuyn-atrest, them in the occupation of the wpellant, by whom the shop door was opened about ten In the morning. Front ten to eleven 20 =nentered and mine out; from eleven to twelve, 78 ; r:reles to one, 90; from one to two, 28; from two to three, 44. The door was closed at the latter hour, bat at four several persona knocked, and the appellant let thin is. The total number wee 268, end many of them were haws to wham as betting um He saw the appellant at the window trakeng entries Is it book, end while he wee doing so he was earroenied by pwaces wham whirr had seen to go in. They bad Meth In Ark hoods, At WI-peg seven in the area .ng he west whh the serednindeat of the C division to the henna sad en enlerlog May hod Ave persona in front of the her, open which Mood sone dernatere of wine. The appal:lent wee ballad the bar, end hewing their terinew—they hod a werreat—he iorrhd away through a leek mem, sad veld set be edlerworde toL The Are parsons Rassallag In front of the ben were scorched end taken to the statkerhothe. Ow seerchlag the bar he found copies of telegraphic meows, relating to races, and memoranda of t h e were kind. Ina ro o o t en on the are floor he found • containwi figures ti t g entries Th. rao b n, o. end the H wen a m s of hors; betting men, and the appellent Ind bees there lone yen% In croes-ezataination he said he could sot suer that beta were =de. Veorge Draper, 326 A, deposed to going into the howls In plain clothes us the 4th of My. A prow thine wild, Where the paw about Lterington r Appellant rid, "6 to I." The inquirer mid, •Cu you sot mare than tint r to which Tharp may, " yes went to back hke I'll give you 6to I." The person to.. pat down • sovereign, sod Thorn wade an entry In • bosh. Tin ma gar *visor of William. Jaegh Cm, I;tiia constable of the Dateline, gpsweeimilar lestimowy. He saw a bet made of 4to 1 agaimt a home Whit Tmbit, and on eaten the odds againat horses kr do Chester Cup Thorp told him 3 to 1 against learatag kw, 10 to 1 Van Lunch, 20 to 1 Zig Zee. Thorp offered to by 30 against the Met named. The mat whims wee Superintnident Hannant, who de posed to thaappelleat escaping, when informed of the nature et his Thaltle his home. as elderl-ng man, wae ne He sad he w aged as bow y w looki ho was to pay ids xtcalled. before he was bora. Belled been kept inform four deye, end him won 13s. Id. • day. Hassan said the witness limiest Boston, ist and they went there to serve him with a sabusaa, bat they found he was in town; so when he wee sowed he only received a shilling with the gobbet. Mr.lßodkin told the witness th a t th e Solicitor to the Tres- Nary would pay all proper and reascsable expanse. Witness= Well, give me hie addreu—but mop—l don't bow any Solicitor to the Treasury, and before I begin I weal my expenses. Mr. &id kk—Yes will And " Solicitor to the Treasury, whitaa," on the leek of roar subrens—let me see it. Witssea—Here It k, but here's wnting on it of mins which I don't want you to use. We the item of my expense.. I want the =day, sic that's my ticket. (Laughter.) Mr. Bads, to the trench—Sir, here la a witness before you, whose aired remenable expenses are gsarsnteed by the Solicitor to the Treasury, and tf he reheat further to give W evident*, I shall ask you to commit him. Wittier—Well, rather than be committed I'll begin, but the Queen ta better ebb to pay my experiere than I am to lees them. Iw " had" once before in a hove. case. I was summoned thirty-seven miles, and wee only laughed at alter all. I don't mean to be laughed at again Rice that. o. Zgiant Ballantine—lle does nut appear to have much in her Majesty's Treasury. Witness—Nut a bit, all the confidence I've got la, that rim confident I amen to be paid. (Load laughter.) The reprementative of the Solicitor to the Treasury here dipped op and handed the tonne. If., with which he seemed very wail contented. He then deposed—l am no trade or basilic..., bat live on a little property at Dorton. In May last Thorp bid we a bet of 60 to 2 that Blink Bonny did not win the Derby and Oaks. I won the het. It wee made at 124, lormytistreet— just at the door. I need to g o there to make bets. When I said him for my money niter Blink Bandy had won the two rum, he said be could not pay as the police had taken his books. I produced my own book in which he had written hie name to the bet, but he did not pa y me, nor has he yet. He said I must wait. I have paid him altogether 231. for bets. Cron-examined—l was onee a Winer, but failed. I never had eleven days through falsely stating that I was an In ejector of weights and measures. I wee once at the ageism eleven days, but I do not know, and never did rightly, what it was for, but this I know—l was acquitted without the aid of either counsel or solicitor. Serialist Hallantins—That • a libel by inference upon the entire profession. (Much leughta.) The witness added that he went to the White BOW the preceding evening end ow the appellant's solicitor. He did not may he would stay away hem the court if DN. were given him, but he mid if Thorp would pay him the amount of his bet, he would be out of the way—why aksould he not, he said. He had no ill-will against Thorp—but ho wanted hie money, for all that. fleryeant Hallentine—Ton are from the north, ars you not ? Witnare (winking)-1 should "ay I was., a bit. (Much laughter.) Mr. Boca, rat* collator, proved that the door 124, Jamytestnet, wet rated in the defeadaas name, sad that be paid the nem. Xr. dergesat Halkatine, in his address to the beach, said he mad coda that be looked to the result of the in.. with deep misty, fraught as it was with the meet vital import sate to the appellant, who, if the conviction were woad have to undergo the severe sentence of twol:6 hard labour in a felons' gaol, upon • charge not supported by the best_ prod which the government could have addwed, sad which warn not surrounded by any flagrant or aggravat ing clasunstanoro. He wee add:aging the bench se • court eflaw—he should also eddies. than a. • jay end while they would decide the law of the caw, he ebould 'ark them to give the appellant the beneet of any doubt he might be side te rase in their mind. ae to the facts. The • astate under which this conviction took place wee cos of s ldglitypenel nature, and moat therefore be strictly senstimsd, sad the appellant wo justified in resorting to Wmoms sad argument to extricate hiuitaill from the ia which be wee placed. The conviction, he contended, wee net draws up according to the evidence it wee made span The words of the statute were, " Any person being the occupier of any honey rooms, office or other plea," this ocomriction was for "a certain holm." Now it was clear that the proacutor had the right to eleet, and the con viction ought to have been for • room, for the evidence MIS that h was in a room that the betting took place, and where was the strictly legal and conclusive evidence, that ouch room was in actual part of the house of which Thorp had boa the occupier ? The conviction was foe "a house," the evidence applied only t oe room or shop which might be die thiet team the appellant's house. He must admit that there WY NO grave question upon fats ; hut in such • penal mat tes every point must be scrutinised most strictly. Where're' the evidence that Thorpe house was need for betting, NI the conviction alleged. Persons went there for other purposes ; and if even betting had been going on there wee nogreee crimi nality on Thorp's part—hut he had been selected from • crowd. The same thing was done in higher choose, who wen left nnecet bed and indulged in this vice with impunity, while a person lido M r. Thorp was to undergo the severe and Swale punishment of tieing sent to socelate with felono in a COMM ga 1. He eubtoittod that there wee a link wanting la the eau on the part of the crown, which was fatal to the ecavietion. . _ Mee add the brach were tutaaitootudy of opinion that the movie** wee good, and must be cootinued. A. to the least worst of the teamed smelter, he would Ray that if :rots het hltio.u:ep,urd u on i s t eLa portion in i t, for flu houas : r im:pos thia e: amain of the statute.. The apPellani;;;then taken into custody to serve the sentence. WINTER EXIIIIIMON or POULTRY AND PIGEONS AT TES Car PALACIL—POODI T aad pigeon tandem - M hot that tb. Crystal Palace Company ham 10 held their winter show awl, in J anuar y nex t. A. 7— ei g uktioss eni salksdales of prizes are on the rem* Mersa sash as led _year, sad are now ready f o r d e li ver y on to the tory, Mr. Williore !Leighton, at the Pdaa. Wes aadsretsed there to Corry prambility of • capital 'hew, r Mido of all ages are edmimble, . -. • 01ITITAL POLACI. ON{ 81tILLINO DAL—. SATVILDALT, OCfOllEk i7.-.-AdOlide{oll6 on payment, 7,608 ditto by Rayne Helot.. 1,908; togal. 9,000. PRINTERS' ALMSRDTSES, WOOD-GREEN, TOT -To consequence of the foundation of the &bid &nick of fit. Michael's, Wood-green, baring glees. way, Imadarlag It dangerous to continue the celebration of Urine car One imillarita roof, the churchwardens appialed to the tame= sod smaimittee of the Printers' Almshouses, adjoM kagß Mleihaef a Church, for percuicaion to celebrate Divine Melia la the beard-room of that institution dit rd rinz l the eat taw mead* Parsilasios Ina cheerfully acne aad th e lest NMI@ Iftle held there on the day of witional wain. tom, aa Adel occasion 6/. wam collected slow a sermon by the Zee. T. Whiter. The terrines hare since been con tinued Mee face Sunday. , - A RAAB CLERICAL. Pm:K.—One of tie best th• church of England—the nary of Stoke-upoa- IPlalkadiatir•—hea become vacant by the death of thu PIM W. Tauliare. It is worth upward . o f 3,0001. yew. Time an oily two Habeas fa dr church which ex alt this le anweal valve, cis., the rectory of Starthopr, Dor. ar=r og • idet e. h 5,0081 • year, and the re c t or y of Ikatniton, villa le worth awl, 8,0001. • year. Kato. Inttlltacnct. • Mine POLITAN 4:10,41TY 009 , 1911. 11NA10.041. 09. tendarit P 9: T 909009. 90 Wedo.999i. 99 : 11: BLoonsam, Wasetain Oct a: Slkolday. 22: ali gif„,,ra=t r ,....eigoijgra osimores. ()goodeg i osl. It 999.0 0 197. BtescsAris. : 9ho .00., 19; Tuseday. 10 : Thur. di& . INSOLVENT' MUMMA • COURT.—Ocr. 17. OW= tbs Cid Omodoloser.) _ . . lairnsti Canftismar brad s sank; al bail asses sad nations. The lbars worts wig ressaas tibsir sittings on nut Monday week. IN it 1111,LIAM AIM= qtollol. rbe ineol;tatt,; aerfar d lit;llTateeca;al.;applied to be admitted to ball. 2:aporstthat be was • wrier of mall parade, and had ashadnewa ht IteAh-eraest, City, where he had • hese of the house. _ _ An application wee Reds for possession of the premier on the pert d the Lathed, end Mb, laeolvent exprememd him radiuses to give then up with the enaction of the court. He had ea ineaphtd lase which wee fa the heads of en at The Chief Ccseadesienw said he amid do nothing until the 15... wee le Milt He incepted the bed, bat the Me chap wee stayed till the leen was filed. Siam were bias we the schedule to 1664, the sup posed value of womb, for the loss sad detention dame name by rafter in trans:lto. LORD MAYOR'S COURT.—Ocr. 17. (Before the Records" sad • Comma Jury.) OVIL I S V. 12FD.-1101181 yuus. Mr, Odle, ;170Teei..W.7;;;Iti;;;17611Idgat IN the RIM of 331 6•. fur the hire of a berm. The dediedsat paid 171. 114. into court, and pleaded never indebted kr the re mainder. It ameared that Ilse defendant hired a horse from the *a lit, end kept it for 11l days, at the expiration of which time It was returned, end the bill was seat in kw k et Oa ;L. , This demand was resisted, and a sum of 171. Ils. woe rate being at the of 11. la. per week, tem the sheabarg. he facts were not disputed, and the point to be decided erns what would be a fair sad reasonable charge for the kb* of • home. For the plaintiff it was stated that hone con tractors would charge from 801. to 100/. • year for the hive of • horse, which might have cost from 261. to 401., end one witness .1d he would charge la mach ea 10a. a day. On the part of the defendant evidence waa produced tomboy that 6s. • day wee the charge far • horse for • single day and that if it were hired for • cooll ananos , the charge would be a golar • week. These, witnesses sled valued the hone of the *fu tile* 161. or 201., and the pWatiff 'a eon admitted diet his brother only gm 43 &nem for it and =other, bat added, that they wen worth 701., only he got them cheap, fa steer gnome of the owner being in The learned Judge told the jury they were not to Wks tato colsaideration the valise of the horse, for it had done Its work, but they were to my, whether they were satlaffed that the custom of the trade was moved, and if not, then they would say, what was a fair end ressomble charge. addition 'The jury to that paid m returned • ar t . for the plaintiff for 101.4., in into CITY SHERIFFS' COURT.—Ocr. 17. Odors Kr. Presdairpat, Q.C.) ILTAS Dklll3lilDol O. 711 WILLINOTON 1.171 _____-- rxrreD 00 NNNNN AND SICK /CND *SLID SOCIIITI.- 111TOSTAXT TO lIINIFTT IKICIICTISII.-ALTESINO TIN ba tha prerest action waa • working man, sought to recover a mans of money from the above society end , to which he wee a cantribabir, under the following panther cir cumstances Alma three yews ago plaintiff joined tbe society aa • member, and pdd • media amen of money weekly upon • stated sods, which enabled him if laid upon • dok Led to receive relief from the society at the rate of 20a. per week. Plaintiff continued paying hie contribution reolsrly and in conformity with the rules of the society, nn t 0 Jane last, when he wee taken ill. During the first week of his ilium he received the 20a. to which he was entitled, but upon application being made the mond week for the certificate to enable him to receive • continuance of the relief, them was considerable delay in obtaining It, and when it was obtained plaintiff wee informed that he was only entitled to fie. deb per west. He now sought to recover for sin weeks at 20e. per week. — Foe. the defence It wee urged that plaintiff should have produced his certificate earlier, and that while plaintiff was ill new rules had been parsed, certified by Mr. Tidd Pratt, which only entitled plaintiff to 6s. Sd. per week. His Honour—lf that is the defence to this action I will frankly confess that I never heard such defence urged before. It to no defence. 801 , 10 benefit societies anent to think they are dispensing charity instead of repaying moneys entrusted to them for the benefit of the contributor. I shall only farther exprem my opinion by giving a verdict for the plaintiff, and costs. Th 4 verdict was hailed by a bunt of applause, which wsa instantly eappreased. MIDDLESEX SESSION& The court AM ill-day to hear appeale aainat convictions. Mr. Bliss, M.C., provided, and the fol lowing mortatrktoe ware present Mr. rownell, chairman of the bench; Mr. Worear, Mr. Brooking, Mr. Goodhart, Mr. Bayliv, Mr. Prat, Dr. Batsman, Mr. notches, Mr. Griffiths, and Mr. YOWL Xr. Henry G. Bohn, the publieher, appealed against • " order, made under the Nuieenoas Removal Act. Vtter of complaint eria that the rain water pipes of Mr. Bohn's warehouse, in Whits !last-street, Drury-lace, were not connected with the 00 OLD= sewer. After a short Monomial it was visaged that the pariah should do what woo required, Mr. Bohn paying 101., and the order was waled_ by consent. Mr. o.lrigh appeared for the appellant ; Mr. Le Breton f o r the perish. Frederick Squires appealed against a like order, made by C. O. Darman, Bp. Mr. Prentice and Mr. Poland appeared in support of the ceder; Mr. Rattan sod Mr. Bolter for the appellant. The order in this am related to a piece at Notting-hill, tailed the Potteeim where abort 1,200 pigs were kept, by which it wee alleged • moot Intolerable nuleance wee created he the neighbourhood, increasing the rate of mortality. The owe was dee 4 cled, not upon its merits, but upon • preliminary objection token by Mr. Ribton. Mr. Prentice said • feeds order would be obtained. THE POLICE COURT& MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Awry Lanning, a journeyman tailor, was @gala plead at t►e bar, before Mr. Blaghatn, upon the charge, as wide by Pleary Clarendon, of hariug cat her throat ia a holm of _ _ _ Mr. Lewis, of Marlborough-street, on the present occasion, a for the prisoner. t & e 7: l4l llisghara having inquired if the proriectitris bad been fm i nd t - - - -_ -- IQiector Puke replied that both he and other oaken bad been engaged, the fatter especially, to trace her oat, hut unfortunately, still without enema. Mr. Lewis begged to assure the magistrate that ha, new smiting the interest of his client, had strongly advised his friends, if they knew where, indeed, the woman wea to be found, to bring her forward b ell means. Inspector Parke mid the po lice were enabled to prove that ehe had received money from the friends of the prisoner to keep out of the way. Mr. Lewis maid that might be on, bat his advice was, to find her. He would now remind the magistrate of the gnat reluctance of the woman to give evidence in the team She knew that she herself was greatly to blame, and, in fact, had said to the police that she mow ea much in fault as the pri soner. When they met in the etreet the prisoner was drunk, end he being in that state, they proceeded to the house men tioned, where a squabble having arisen respecting the money he had given her, which had produced on him great excite ment, be might have pulled out the knife inadvertently, and she, rushing upon him, and coming in contact with t.O in strument, got the Injury ehe bad sustained. Mr. Bingham had noticed the reluctance adverted to by Mr. Lewis, and decided, in answer to Mr. Lewis's applies ' don hr the accused to be admitted to bail, that, as the prisoner had already been in confinement three weeks, he should Bed two swedes In 251. each, to appear to the charge when called upon. Francis Jefries wee charged by Mr. Richard Stevens, landlord of the Star and Outer public-house, Omen-street, Leicester-equare, with being found on his premien, with in tent to commit felony. Mr. Menus, going round hie premises on Friday night to see all ash, had the caution to look up the tap-mom chin, risy,end, seeing a pair of loge dangling, he forthwith seised them, and polled the prisoner, their owner down. The primmer, when petitioned, said he had merely gone there for a sight's loheng, being much in want of our. Mr. Bingham maid he was a dangemne kind of lodger, and as such, he would provide him with one for three months. CA7l'Llt 71011 PHI NORTH OP Er ROPE.—A telegram moslued co Saturday from Loweetoft, sanctums the antes' at that port of the North of Europe Steam Nail gab's Company's steamer City of Norwich, with 191 besets end 77 sheep. The Cambelaad bee also arrived within the last few days with 193 beasts and 224 sheep and lambs. Both the sheep and bevels, which were in good oassfition, hare been forwarded to the metropolitan market. [Advortisement.] AORTHALIA. On Sunday was .01 a. pommel ettb wit obi .Ibe I.lerbecir NOM. Cben.ral nap •soustflo. To prow.. mot foosospost moo Ws moromo of lb. Islosatak=ro Kos dee row of os.orsem W Dforatols Caiend All.. moo Miens.. Mat stoulsl w novossoor to ea w prlot MA* ism pleineme moo Ms two my ruteC sods moo ow slow to ...Mose .kb tbs ow ra kb. gums vr sal relate won, tons er Ms 014•111 Ulm Now Mil to for out*. pa th WO the isseor. The pia of the Wm/a Is W. moimesell ; dowel go foie by postl ed. T'bo Mem make oat.. way nodose IN the mot sO pus of Ho tim4tie Ala Raffsedaymonsioo—ONles reatood kg mos moot. owl 550 a Ido IshooomO. Woo soisale dowelson th. Wedges regeselgi le Seward lablr lermee mid bekessas 01.5. Roder. of tho .8. ..Me isAlloones et gobs krtll be terwarad. Pod. Rao ors era emibt. min aa. If. be.. NMI WWI& babe= CY limn SPORTING, PROGRAMME OF WARWICK AND LEA- MINGrON_MEETING 7 Tvedruy, • Bwiezenta•se of 6 move. esolo,witit2oirrelea; 2-yr-old colts, eat 716 ; Nlir, eat 21b; whams of 601. to =Ley Mb extra, extra, The winner to be sold by auction for 1001. ; if for 80 son., to be allowed 716 ; if for 60 sore, 1416. Five fur. longs. To close and name betweekilie hours of four and sin o'clock this events/ (Monday). THE GREAT WARWICK HANDICAP of 16 sore. each, 6 ft, with 1001. added, for Styr-olds and upwards. The winner of any handicap, value 1001., after the declaration of the weights, to OILEET 61b antis; ce of 2001., 10th antra. The seeceid to save he, stake. Two mar. (18 subs.) An sib Age at lb I r' 3 II Warl•urillie 11~41 1 i 1t i1i gi=164 . : ....... 11 4 I I M i rawp Ai 4 4 gine. I I . I 6 me i'mYr • I tlrC•frite PAPA NCRIDULT HANDICAP of 16 am. each, 6 ft, with 100 eon. added; for 2-yr-elda. The sinner =stake of the value of 100& otter an declaration of the to carry 610 extra. no read ham to save his aftke. Three-qaarters of a nide, (19 oak.) .. alb ate e :t r et t.h .dtb— mg loneef.are• 1 1 .3ere Tm Bit 6 11 IS Apo110 • • • !!0 . . ****** I i • • Map Wore • lIS king William TH • LIAXINOTON WILTEITVP, • * * or rest fa aped% by mehnertption of 16 *ova each, 10 ft, Gado only if declared • the winner of any handicap of the vales of 1001. after the diclaratlon of the weights, to carry Sib extra re e z d ionals 614 extra. Once round. (16 subs., 7of whom ) Wild Malaita A ir Is to Milks. A r re Lough liken . 10 13 C'6 l,rw= • =h t . .............. 4 111 Near A HANDICAP buns ofd SOPS. each, S ft, with 16 far all ages. The miaow to be sold by unction for 60 sore. Theme tuners of a mile.—To dose and name between the home of tear and nix o'clock this evenbeg. HANDICAP Ht: AIME RAC' of 6 •Ovs. each, 2 u l k to go to the fund, with 30 added. A winner of any 11 race after the declaration of the weights to carry 6lb extra. Two ovcr live flights of hurdles. '. Age ft lb Aso Mlf Cm , . Non 6 II 0 Relibt of lb. Oblet .... a 7 Molgyabi • II II Evlagbo• lass • 6 a 10 4 The rumor (11.61 ...... 6 6 14 0 Per.er•rabo. 912 Pmtilmoor 11, b) . 6 6 . 311 Bo .dicea . 6 4 Ll ir lima ....:.:... •6 $ll Tbrodlob . Tod ....... ... 911 SU Comet ...... ...... 6 Yew 666166 f 610 Mary Lowell' 6 0 Mr Huts.," 9 0 Rea& owl Tall 3 19 no Cripp1e .......... :1 60 I Yoko ham . S T Metal. • 60 THE SELLING STAILZA of 6 PVC each, with 20 added; tor two-yr-ulds, 6n 121 b; three, Tat ftlb ; four, Bet 101 b; and upwards, hst; maim and geldings allowed 31b; maidens allowed 41b. The winner to be sold for 2001., if demanded, Sic. ; If for 1601., to be allowed 31b; if for 1001., 7lb ; if 501., 1416. The winner to be sold by auction. One toil.—To close and name between the how' of four and six o'clock on Tuesday evening. GRAND OPEN STEEPLECHMAZ of 10 SOTO. lISCh, 6 ft, with 50 added ; the second horse to save his stake, and the winner to pay 10 sow, towards expenses. Five horns to start, or the public money will not be given. A Winnr of any steeple chase, after the declaration of the weights, to carry 216 extra; twice, 10Ib extra. Gentlemen riders; gentlemen who bele never ridden a winner in any public steeplechase, vain. 100 meg., to be allowed 61b. Over about four miles of a fair hunting country.— (21 subs.) Ara rib Emigrant . a 12 0 Eeoe . a 11 0 Meek Swan ...... . a 10 12 Tim Paced Gum-- a 10 014INVonlo00Joass la 4 11“ !Hadley ... • Kmaht of 116 6166 a I Tavodlaa ........ • Tag Pangs.. • The Tatar f 10 HANDICAP SPIPPLECNIAIII added. The grinner of any b declaration of the weights, to The winner to be sold by sac any, to go to the fund. " of 5 sore. seek, 2 ft, with 30 radical) steeple chase, after the carry Sib; twice, lib mare. Lion tor M.; the surplus, If mike. (13 subs) AM et Crnwn Tar ..... Tit. . :11: M.:g6a= _ 12 0 • 11 1 • 11 0 • 11 • • N'; ▪ I. N io — I e everr akety an.Te cr . 11 ... .... • le The Cripple 1 10 The Caper . ....... 6 10 litt;lT CCP BTPEPLECNAOA Of 10 sone. each, ht with '2oeddeti, for all horses that have been regularly bo ned with any eattibliobed pock of hounds, carrying Oat 7lb each ; borne never having started in any steeplechase allowed 7lb ; a winner of a steepliehme in 1866 or 1857, value 301.. to carry 7lb; twice, 141 b extra ; or any handicap steepleetume of the value of 2001., Tfilb extra; gentlemen eiders, prufesaionala allowed to ride by carrying 71b extra. Over three miles of a fair bunting country.—To close and name by 7 o'clock on Tuesday evening. A HANDICAP PLATT of 60 sows. Three furlongs.—To clime and name by six o'clock on Tuesday evening. A &CANT HANDICAP, of 10 Goys. each, h It; gentlemen riders, ma qualified to ride in the Wolter Cup : pmfeagionals allowed to ride b 7 carrying 616. extra. T.Y.C.—To claw sad name by six o clock on Tuesday evening. IVLES. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Cheltenham. Tuesday, AdioreniOPlTel , ay. Bled lie. I kasha,* s. Tuesday. Tin tba. U..* bus. 54ue4.7. Lay areal—at hdyE.d IL 00. au.. Cleteland, Thursday. Oribui sas ii kuib—at P. Mr. 11eac..., Viands,. Vleentan -at half mat ten. Mush inlay, *dint Hanoi Lhaa—at hall part tea. 30r. 1111 , , Friday, the Fox as 4 Aslant—at FL Nen Fun Tusia lay, Botter's newt; Saturday, Broeteiiliurit Part half van tee. Tiverndo. Tama y. Two nat., Winatird —at half goat 10. )Iy. Tress; M 1 Tasisisy, Lusightsie Man; baturday, net. Western Cloy—at a quarter to IL - •AILIUMIA. TanaJny. Ta/Dn lam Dane ; fatarday. %eke—at 9. Finsd,elsl .Than.nr. Wolnaalse. Cblakt 1101; Fvlday. Bt. Pena as ▪ helf pan 10. Mr A. Thwrlny. The row Downws—lst baltenel 10 lltilvera.u. Yrlday. Klegshremptan—et had-p.llO. astasassus. Sllarsday. Jett...nun—at halt's. 10. Etstaw. Friday. !Whore% Mls idge—al .11 icon 10 II H. Iltonnes.er), Tansolay. Mann Dale—at IL laanersson. Tuesday, Ihsy Doan. Altarnstm—at 9. relish,. 11. Lawye. Tualdad. Black Ilorte ; Friday. 'resew GM.— at 11. Nestor. 1100911sary). Wednesday. Wellop Lodge ; Ilanardny. Dog Dean 911 - en—at 11. lin'eed WOW. Tbunday. Hawk 81201--11 l hall.pvt 11. KARKELS. COTTON.-I.lvoseno6, Ocr. 17.—Amerious cotton to dor has been strong. Surat, however, is depressed , and has a downward tendency ; nevertheless, there is no change in pricey, and the market cloaca firmly. The sales to-day are estimated at 7,000 bales, of which 2,000 have been taken as arculatinn. and they include 160 Pemant and Maranhani, at 9d. ; 240 Bahia, at to 91d.; 300 Egypti 12d. to 1 id.; 300 Surat, st 6d. to 71d. ; 30 Sea Islands, at an, to 17d. The imports sines Thursday mesh 6,000 bales. COTTON GOODS.—MANCHeirrEI, OCT. 17.—We con tinue to have a doll market for almost all kinds of cloth and yarn, the caution induced by the state of the money market and by recent failures being quite as marked as it was some days ago. The position of engine's is rather better than that of manufacturers, the fine open weather promising an opportunity for the completion of the large contracts on hand fur theinorth of Europe, some of which will not be finished for ten diva or a fortnight to come. There is consequently much steadiness of prices for yarn among such spinners as are compelled to offer their goods, whilst the mijonty are in disposed, in the present position of the market, to undertake new business at all. In cloths there is some accumulation of stocks, and prime are rather weaker. The offers during the lost few days, however, have not been sufficient to fairly teat prime. The estate of Mr. Hugh Ferguson (who stopped payment recently), 6 expected to realiee about 24,0001., to meet debts amounting to 41,0001. WOOLLEN.—LrEDP, Ocr. 17.—The market has to some event rattled from Teasley's extreme depression. There bee been a firmer tote Ws morning, and a rather better business has been transacted, but still much less than la °anal. HALIFAX, OCT. 17.—W00l quiet. A very slight reduction in a kw instanose. In worsted and karts little doing; all very Amt. HARDWARE.-13thwtwonnw, OCT. 17.—The Made of thin town is dull, and thin has increased since our last report. The factor,' orders gives, out thin week have been smell, and although the majority of the manufactories are on full time, they are chiefly engaged in working up such orders se were on the hooka, end unless business takes a more favourable turn, the languor which at preneut prevail" will increase con nidernbly before the end of the week. In reference to per ticulnr branches there is no change of "efficient importance, to call for special n 11314. The languor to which we have referred hes been felt most in the light steal toy, and In some of the fancy trades. In lamps, ehateddlers, and vio lators there is aluo much lees doinngg then there should be at this season. The brsadoudry trades we moderately brisk ; to which the cessation of the rumors of ea impeding advance in the price of copper has to some extent amtsibuthd. The foreign tends is sled dull ; the tightness of the money mark. t sffectleg it more unfavourably than it does the Imenitrade. Should the We of discount remain as high es it is at present, it to quite certain that in some branches of the foreign trade, the merchants will be compelled to moved their orders. From America their are neither ordies nor re smittnnera, neither have there been any for several weeks, but so fur, we are happy to learn that the recent failures here sot directly affected the merchants of this town. except is rampart of delay in the receipt of remittances. The sale of the loess tools end stores at the Loudon works (Fsx, Hes derecis, and Co.), terminated ma Thursday ; it had comaplad lisidess days. The =mai itislised was 12,0004 whisk fe regarded aa Koi.fociory. Mauna Fuller and Huroey, of London, were the officiating auctioneer, BeriEli.—COßK, OCT. 17.—lets, 11.5e.;' 2,14 101 a.; 3rM market. tio, 104 a ; 416 a, 100 e. ; 6th e , 01e. ; Gila, 63e. Over 1,000 OCT. 17.-We had a way dull market for all own, sad lower pekes were taken far wheat. Wheat, red, 60s. to 64a. ; whit., 60e. to 84s. Barley, 401. to Oa. Oats, 245. to 32e. Beans, new, 42a. ; old, 48a. CATITZISCHT, OCT. 17.-There was a good supply at market to-da{ il l i r . ads vary dull at a decline of from 2.. to 3c pro qr. 44e. to 62a. ; white, new, 62a. to 80a Barley, ne w, 28e. to 48e. Oaks, new, 245. to 28c Beans, old, 43a. Pass, 40s. par or. Csatietz, Ot-r. 17.-We had a full supply of wheat at our market this morning. There Irma Dome demand for seed, and all the samples shown were readily sold. Of barley sad oats the supply was mall, and &ready dearsace affected, at rates Lindar to those of last wes t, Wheat. white, new, 23a. to 265. ; old, 23a. to 265. ; rad, new, 21s. to 23a. 6d. ; old, 21e. Bd. to 231. Batten new and old, 14a. Bd. to 16s. 13d. Oats, potato, new, Do. 6d. to 10s. ad., old, Ile. Bd. to 12a. Bd. ; coronas, now, 9s. M. to 10s. ; old, 11a. to 12a. Flour, per stone, 2a. 2d. to 2a. 6d. Oatmeal, 2s. 2d. to 2s. 44. Ryeental, ls. 6d. Bar leymeal, Is. Bd.-Carliels CoLeman', Ocr. 17. —A good supply of wheat and butoy, and oat of beans sad latter tally m tained their value. Barley la. t o w 2s. cheaper, crape for select parcels. Wheat met a tar sale at Is. decline. OLOCCISTRR, OCT. 17.—The supply of wheat to-day was 'limited, but the sale lwr scarcely so good as last week ; foreign almost neglected. Pine barleys are taken off. Bras and Indian corn quite as der. Oats continue very slow, and rather lower. imports for the week ending O c t o b er 17 : Barley,lndand, 90; foredga, 1,710 qrs. Oats, Inlaid, 1,1300, HERTFORD, OCT. 17.—The market to-day supplied with both wheat and barley. Trade for all demeriptons of wheat dell, at a redaction of from la. to Is. 6d. per load. Barley mat a very doll trade, at fully le. per _g. lees money. Oats, pee, and beans made f ormer priced. eat, 30e. to 395. per load. Barley, 365. to 48s. per qr. Nis, 23e. 63 30s. pis qr. Peas , 27e. to 29e. per lead. Beans, 28e. to 31s. per load. OVILDPORO, OCT. 17.—A very large ripply of wheat Is still kept up. Huainan was slack, and to @debt islet a far ther decline of Is. on duo lona and 2a. on low qualities, was socerary. The greater portion of the amply was cleared off. Wheat, 448. to 8M; Talavera, 8&.7 barley, 365. to 455. ; oats. Va. to 285.; plea, 428. to 44e. NIWCASTLP., OCT. 17.—A good supply of north country wheat, and fair sale at Tuesday's rates. death country wheat not much inquired for, but holders ask full prices. In foreign a good demand for fine qualitice, and fully Int Tues day's rates are obtained. Fine Hamburg upland red brought 81s. ; inferior aorta neglected. Oats firm and demand im proving. Barley dull, at late rates. Peas scarce, and much inquired for. Flour unaltered. NORWICH, OCTOBIK 17. The loos' markets have been in a languid drooping state for the last few days. The tightness of the money market has confined transactions into the entalleat possible limas, and as the sales made are those which consumptive demands imperatively require the plies brought forwsrd are not taken off ao freely's . be if a more speculative feeling prevailed in the At King's Lynn the decline in wheat was 2s. ; end at 13= : ls. to 2e. per qr. At this exchange today the best made within ls. of the prices realised last week. but the decline in other descriptions was ls. to 2A per qr. The belief samples of barley have ;generally maintained late rates, bo inferior lots have been the turn cheaper. Hero to-day tbit• was scarcely any change in prices. . - - NOTTINOHAY, OCT. 17.—At our corn exchange this there was a fair show of wheat. Fine qualities re:e l len up at a reduction of Is. upon the currencies of last week; 6ne old white samples making 725. and red 645. pas 36 stone ; new white samples, of fine quality, radioed 68a. and red 625. ; ulterior sorts were lower. Barley wait fully as cheep as last week; good malting qoalitms, 60e. per quarter, whilst old and new grinding of the Lest descriptions macs 391. per 30 stone. In secondary descriptions these was • reduction of la. to 24. Oats realised last week's pion. In beans there was no alteration. 01POILD, Oct. 17.—A full attendance at market to-day and a Large quality of wheat showing, but to elect sakes farmers were compelled to @lama to a reduction of from Is. to 2a, per quarter. The supply of barley was great, with a correspondlng demand, transactions were therefore of an ex tensive character, at from 365. to 465. per quarter. Oats were • complete drag on the market. Beans lOirtle and &sr, particularly prime old bane, which were worth 62e. par quarter. Samples of new acre offered at 42a. PITERBOROUGH, OCT. 17.—With only moderate TM- Lily of wheetiff= here to-day, the price. of last week were tally ma . Fino }allow wheat, 631 b.., 66e. to 67a. per qr. ery little burley or oats ahowing. Old Dense, la. to 2a. per qr. lower. . . READING, OCT. 17.—The show of wheat was tolerably extensive, with • large attendance of farmers and =cabmen. Trade rated very dull, whilit the test qualities commanded loot week's highest prices; inferior declined is. per qr. The sal* in good malting barley wart moincwhet brisk at late quotations. Other qualities Is. per qr. cheaper. Oats, beans, and peas without alteration. Ocr. 17.—We are moderately supplied with wheat to-day. The best is Is., and other kinds la. per qr. cheaper, at which there is a good demand for the foram.. Oats and beans still in limited supply, and each support former rises. Prices to tbr growers :—Wheat, 50s. to 61s. per qr. ; oata, la Id. to Is. 2d. per stone; beans, new, 435. to 465. per qr.; old, 455. to 50.. OCT. 17.—At this day's market there wee a better eupply of wheat, and all but the best samples roust be quoted Is. per qr. lower. Barley and bons maintained their vales. Oats sold is retail 6d. per qr. lees money. Yong, Oct. I7.—We have had ; good show of wheat at this day's market, which kw mel a slow sale at a deehne of Is. to 2s. pee qr. A goodies! of barley offering, quality very infi rior, but it fetched fully last week's rates. In other articles no alienation. Present prWoe of graW :—Whaat, whits, 60e. to 63a. per imperial qr. ; red, 665. to 58..; barley, malting, 435. to 465.; grinding, 34e. to 365.; malt, 74.. to 76a. ; oats, 11.0 d. to Is. Id. per stone of lebs. Flour, 62a. to 43.. per sack of Mika. KIRIC.ALDY, OCT. I7.—The weather continues remark ably mild for the season of the year, moist enough perhaps for the milting of potatoes, nevertheless this work is carried on ell over the county,ao that our supplies dell kinds l i;s grain are comparatively email for the moment. At our country market*, this week, we had only very moderate supplies of grain; such as was in middling condition sold slowly at Is. per qr. decline, white line samples of wheat and barley were fully Is. per qr. higher. Here, to-de?', we had moderate supplies of ell kinds of grain; the condition generally being only middling, sales were slow—the inferior at • reductional le. per qr., while the finer qualities were Is. per qr. higher* Wheat, old, 38e. to 665. per qr, • new, 40a. to 64a. Barley s new, 26a. to 39e. Oats, new, 235. to 295. WATZILVORD, Ocr. 17.—Our market ham been liberally supplied with farmer's grain this week, and we have bad large receipts by boat. From abroad then, has been a con siderable arrival of Indian corn, but of wheat, only a few small parcels have come to band orsstwint. The advice, received from America, together with the depressing ac count* of London and Liverpool market*, canoed the trade here to rule very dull early in the week, but during the lest day or two, amuck better feeling has prevailed. At this morning's mullet, wheat met a ready sale et full prices, for milling samples. but shipping parcels were 6d. to le. per barrel lower. Barley with a good inquiry, realised former rates. The value of white end tawny oats was well main tained, but blacks could only be disposed of by submitting to a reduction of 2d. to 3d. per barrel. We have rather less inquiry for foreign wheat, and prices may be written 6d. per barrel lower since this day eennight. The demand for Indian corn gradually increase, end purchasers can hardly supply themselves on much fsvoratle terma, as at the close of last week. Flour sells slowly at about late rates. Imparts this week :—Whent, 220 qrs. Indian corn, 6,640 tire ; flour, 10 brls. Exports this week :—Oats, 4,ooobris. ; flour, 2,156 nada TRAFFIC RETURNS. I IMILWATP. Nil.. NI- Nan ToI4l. T. I own. weer* *emir ILA LW. . Wet& endinz °ebb4r 4. A 6 fa Is 1 lb* Vedah. Wort mit= October 11. Wadeslas . . 11* MIT YAW 14.514 MU [Advertisement.]—flit. DE JONGII'II LIM/THROWN Cou Lives Oin—le ea.. of moral Wider to restorative v .. wg . f the 011 bare bowl rdiseettlily rnotrilfweed. According to Beaked. and mbar emleaot physicians It ha. heat nsortod to web 0b; tend teed! lel effect aftyr tbo lebelevandt of ordinary wake has bete In vain erhau.ted. Dr. Casey remark.-'caber. the poem of lift inv. It afford. nouri-hroent to the brdy when no other one be bora% sod fond-hea lb, frvolio with fat lei 3 Only wonderful manna." Dr. de ;yodel. Olt Is wild to brindled Miele. ta. Id : he. ; and Li belled with Wm 'tamp tat ettnaturv, without winch norm are ecotone. by And, Hadar Lard Co., sec Retieh Coodense.. Ff. Strand. Loudon ; sae by mod rovfeetable cheintsto. 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