The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-16 00:00:00

13POBTING INTELLIGENCE. THE GREAT AUTUMN HANDICAPS. 311WMARKIIT SECOND OCTOBER ILISTING. TUESDAY, Om. 14. ACCEPTANCES FOR THE CESARERIECif BTARVI (Free Has (Keep) of xi sows. each, 15 forfeit, with 20d added, for :f-yr. ads and upwards. Osmarewiich Conroe. (84 sub.) TBi, beam, weig h t " m ow bung Sit 1116, it ham been raised to Set 121 b, and the others is proportioo. age tlb Age at 1 1. 0 7:4=4 * o 12 Silkatone 4 Corona, by Koblawr b larvilike : Benjamin Lack Primo a Lioness Carnival 1111 Mal) The Knave 4 ThelCuiglatolilleralie S lane.... Umpire Ear:Nub:l • El urrit =V 4 ro e nset Jo ffe a Claptaln f Crow 94..4 o 484 4 1 Oakapple aam sal ilt 1 Lady of the Liss._ I Km~sec~seen® Wgrlistaa Lag of Kent King of ttopta 3 11. Philippa Twilight a Nesiptiown 3 3 $ Villafranca Thalestrie laced: Illackdown Ooriander . $ Muezzin llomomina Tolurno l Welcome 4 8 w tt?gbok's dams .. 3 11 Dusgeld 4 11 Bice Mantle S Ininmenildo e by King T om — Barbadoea 4 10 Grans Myrtle II 0 Remelt liable= 71tr-Eva A 0 Laura •A $ 1 0 Nsbel& 1 lantall Lemma 4 12 The lairs Illithfield Densava lima a s l 3a Copenhagen (Arab).. a Catch'eas Alive 4 12 I by Nominator— Cb, re 2mle WolJirs Slash Is the Pas.. as 4 10 LasOnla 3 _ _ _ ... ART( 6 110 Ysrl ot Surrey amid) 4 7 0 Bessemer Boy Acceptances declared yesterday Theaday' at noon. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. TOZBDAT, OCT. 27. AOCCPTANC3II Toa TEE CAMBIUDOILSHIIti SUM d 25 nova inch, 10 ft, and only sif donlareL C.ainbridgeohils (boron (2.15 is., 78 dockland.) pir.er on Age at lb • W Age at lb 3 6 10 - _ DWI ea Arms limpbe Carnival 5 8 8 .4 9 =s a Rut Macs a 4 7 NJUireew Ilar•liaa a I 8 Ammonia i lady Clitden The Knave caritbrook 4 queen of Trumps Gamma Faultless hurricane a Alone 4 Golden Fledge teen of Spain chequer View 4 Bagful& Las of 1.1.,p1a 8 Boatman Stvedieton 4 harlequin 4 Teleyrapb, by P 144. Gladiator Mks (bred In Yrance) 4 Jackal. by Angus 4 Ilb go o , honk • bye by at. Oer- • 1 Jack of Heerfa 3 ▪ • Hubert 4 7 U 3 7 13 .6 3318eut 7 18 Twee 3 7 13 Daniel 3 713 Villetrancs 7 II The Myer 7 13 Mr. NardOili 3 7 13 Geld Dont 3 713 Comet 711 Corona. by Boblecor 7 10 Bohemia 7 1 0 Clement) 4 7 10 Bright Cloud 3 7 1 0 Berchettins 7 1 0 The Principal 4 Bonny Breart-Incol c by 3tockwell—Jeo -7 9 gosling 7 8 Fiancee 7 8 Lady of the I IS Mcmetida leek .... Ilan; 7 - Georgette Imams_ — flood In Italy)._ 6 7 7 7 8 yews 3 2 of Kent 6 Mien 4 I S 7 7 King Charming .... 3 1 pr 4 7 7 Mist philippe rid a 1 7 4 M. Xixkokl ~••••• ..... 3 3 7 6 lonteno* tg te m i actsa II 7 8 Demptio• a Fool 3 T 6 Theleetris a V sure °dna • 7 3 Baron - Lighten „ • 7 3 (breelln Preneei .. 3 6 0 *Meltdown a 7 2 Maeda ' 8 e n antilaunte is Tad- *min, by the/Iyitur =me 4 613 Dotebman-gtraw- Vologbee 3 611 resin (bred In *any Ken 3 612 ) = 3 1 y.gelimemt - dins a II pea la Mum .. 3 4 I thloraa attreale Illyetle Duntall 3 5 ilimellnitrem 3 6 Catch 'eat Aim .... 4 0 Onegememe II 6 lialdwin .... .... 3 0 linmenereld• .. Wide P 11463 4 • Temiemd.Go Paean 3 0 Panleven •by King ihen.- Ptairelgan a 5 ' Giraffe a 0 Yemenis v:... 3 5 Port Royal * 12 Melaedre Juasootoa 3 13 gedtare Kitty paspalr Ms /60 .. 6 13 Meriden .._ . 6 4 *delta Illandin Celtnemtle 3=y BeU 4 11 Transe, 11 Meanie 3 5 7 6ea King ' 3 10 Iby Alarm -dale a 5 7 teit In the Pm . a 10 Luselnla 3 6 7 %be Knight et nisi; Lucretia 3 6 7 se 3 10 c by Herald -Pan- TM Serf 3 10 cake's dam S 5 7 The _loyal atm 3 10 Jennyl77mt 3 5 7 Zeman Bee Acceptances declared yestaday (rextiq), at woe. DONCASTER iiiEETTNCI.—TOMmaT. Probably the Doncaster seating. was Dever anticipated with more anxiety by all clause of racing men and it is geuerally agreed co daides eye more mysterious race than the St. Leger to be deeded Ibis day (Wednesday) ed the nestles minds of and those ra i te l'e res " ol 2 its issue. Matter o one have bees most extraordinary, and the favourites have been "knocked about" literally De shuttlecocks. Lord Clifden, Avenger, ' Queen Bertha, and The Ranger, th e f our h orses whoa muses have figuredbefore the public most conspicuously in the betting returns, have fluctuated as frequently ea an ebbing and fiowieg tide, and the "prose curried* has scarcely presoaked the same appesraaoe two days is sue .emeion. This has, of course, tended to increase the interest of the public, and whet the appetite of those who are fond at the "seenational" on the turf as well as is novels sr oe the stage. The premised opinion is that the " &Ringer" race is ma exesedingly open ace, and )(Agues !rem the appearance of the town, an unparalleled coocerese of people will sasemble on the moor, adjacent to the clean Yorkshire town. Lodgings have been in immense demand, end heavy trains up to every hour of the day sad night twin large crowds of visitors, whose hugs portameteaus on the vehicles. or carried through the streets by porters, iedi. reet• that they have come with • determination to make • week of it. The railway authorities have made the moat emoplete arrangeeneets for the vest lone's., of traffic. Alltlie IL Leger cracks have arrived, and their gallops on the coarse have been most eagerly watched. Lord Clifden reached Dosimeter on Saturday, which was • relief to his backers in the face of the ugly rumours afloat concerning him and the mosey positively betted at Warwick that he did sot figure among the runners. The have was at once taken to stabling sometime since retained foe him at the Rockingham Arno. As usual there was a ansoerorm congregation of " loungers" urea the COMM early se Monday earning for the purpose of seeing the cracks put through their moraing exercise, Lord Stamford's lot ioclu. drag the favourite, Avenger, and it was generally agreed that Joseph Dairsou's horses had scarcely ever been seen to acre silvantpga. Avenger took • good gallop led by Dula tells, sad bra free style of going and 000diesen loft nothing to be desired by his supporter,, se it wee clear that he was es " fit" as the seines of training meld poribly reader him. lard Midge, whose advent was waited with peat curiosity, pat in an ppat shortly after nine o'obek cad he wee at owe fo l lowd by • large crowd. It was agreed that the berme had " thickened" much dear the Derby Day, but as be ally did • mile gallop at • poor pace, hostility of opinion mice more broke est against him amongst the spectators. On Ileaday night the town was rapidly filling with vidtera, the soe trop litsa patinas of sport haying aide their mrips during the afterooon ; hence the almost total shame el any of the usual frequenters of the rooms at Tattemall'a. Upwards of three him- Arai horses were Deported as " arrived" up to Monday night. and the cry was "sill they come " from the tete hic agents, who hovered Omni the statism ready to flash to on or the principal towns the advent of may impose teat St. Leger candidate. The betting-rooms ware thronged from as early hour, and the blaring firm and the fog of cigar smoke rendered the atmosphere of the Docoastrir Bourse peculiarly oppressive. Beetiag wee exceedingly dull, bat a summary of the trannactioss were anooneoed in our 'dames of yesterday by telegram at midnight. The pin. /pal movements are soon recounted. Lord St. Vincent sad Mr. Edwin Parr were present in the rooms throughout the night, occasionally engrossed in close eon wersatiao, apiaries* little dismayed atanother sam demos- Mystics against Lord Chide° who had a boat of SlienliON sod at 10 to I had to tax al l the energy of hie friends to keep him from even a still further ntrogreerlos, The beget, too, against whom as mach se 1 to 3 bad been Woad during the afternoon, was nadir a AKA sad elthant e l s was given out that he badgers' "amiss " some el his were bold enough to accept 10 to I. Both Avenger and Queen Bertha were firm at 11 to 2 each. /anther feature was the rapid deed Deenybrook, who had hose barked for a deal of money in the course of the day, and who now advanced to the comparatively short price of 100 to 6. The immense comminion is his favour being, however, subsequently exhausted he 'tired towards mid night to offers of 20 to 1. Tuesday morning Mimed height and flee, and the coarse was spit thronged from as early hour by groups d spectators anxious to " met off the St. Leger favourites. Avenger. Goldin Ple Queen Bertha, Borealis, Lord ilifdeo and Donny break skewed aid camre fee the natonairy emocat of EMN.m... • HT THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1863. criticism, favourable and otherwise. Lord Clifden went • feri-u Ile gallop, and his style of " going " and his fresh " toile manner after polling up, gees more made people think he was anything but hopelessly " gone." Avenger and Giddier Pledge appeared to sandy t he ir friend" by their style of gelloping and seedlike. Shortly alter the lowalifeet. hour • muster took place et the ROOM, while those persons interested in blood stock smembled in the hone-merkrt, where the lint of the morning sales of yearl ings was commenced by Messrs. Taisenall. Weeould not but, note the al:issues of the familiar drum of the brave old ba ronet Sir Tattoo Sykes, who since the last Door:aster Netting has been gathered to his fathers. Nears. Tattersall's sole wee% well attended, 31/Pre were twenty-eight lots eio the cata logue, but only seen were gold. Mr. P. C. Naylor se cured the best in the lot in Sir Charles, • very good looking I colt, by Newmisiter—Polierstkus. Three of the lot deer tired for sale were not offered for competition, in come <thence of their having been injured by a fire which broke out is • "table in St. Jeinee-street, near tM horse fair, is the occupation of Yr. Somerset, of die Salatatioe ion. The racing of the day, which will be found amply de tailed below, mu moot interesting, and although the ekes of the afternoon was somewhat dull this weather ate, gather was favourable. The ring and stands were dandy mended, but the master of pedestrians on the outside Yee seareely so large as we have sees on many former coomelese. ' The ask feature of the morning's betting was the adenoid of Lord Clifden to 5 to 1 (taken) on the strength of his' morning gallop. The two chief events of the aflame* were the Champagne Stakes, and the Great Yorkshins, Handicap, the remaining items being of no public interest. The result of she Champagne Stakes was • surprise, as Linda. end Fills de l'Air, suppond to be the best 2-yr okl Allies in training. were Nate. in a canter by an outsider—Yr. Cart wright's Ely, by Kimptoe, out of the darn of Fairwater— who won in • cosmos reeler, by • couple of lengths r Linde, who appeared at one time to be winning easily, diet away to nothing, end Alderoft brought up the winner with one of those rushee for which be is so femme. After the ram no more than 100 to 6 was offered spinet Ely for the , Derby. The Great Yorkshire Handicap wan won in a center by Dulcibella, whose hollow Artery revived the money of Ms Oenanwiteh triumph in 1860. The follow iag are full details of the running : Tura FITZWILLIAN STALLS of 5 son, each, with 100 added, for all ages ; certain penalties and allowances. One mile. (13 subs.) Mr. It. C. kayire's Catalyst, by thrsetinest—voiatits, 3 yrs. set eih ilse. 41b es.) (ClAllonst) 1 Glardca's 'Johnny Ariantrocs 4 yrs, tat 4th alb et.) Mr. Henry's Ladle/ (brattiest, !yea Ott lib ;inc 411, ea) (Carol!) I The following also ran :—Welland, Lady do Trafford, Xing of rtonia, Wale, ffetreatot, and &Salida Betting :6 to 6 apt Carnival, 7to 2 apt Johnny Arm strong, 7 to I aget Mega Utopia, 8 to I apt Walland. After two failures Kiagof Utopia get away in front, the shirt being • very =niggling °es ; Lady de Trafford sod Min= being left at the post, whilst Jassy Armstrong was at least half a-dozen leugtha ie th e rear of the fussing borate when the flag &nuanced • Mot King of Utopia mad* play for • quarter of • nide, what he pm way to Carnival ; %Add' and Weiland lying wall up. Nearing the slight turn into the straight, Johnny Armstrong joined the drat division, sad about the distance he lay aide by side with Carnival and Welland. elms to the rails. Just within tha distance post Lady demerits= clialkepd the keel" bat failing to roach Carded., was bodes easily by half a length ; three lengths betwesu second and third, Welland • moderate fourth. 13athilde was fifth, King of Utopia sitth, and Intrennt last. Name for 300 son., 100 ft, 8d 10Ib ma, both 2-yr old,. T.Y.C. JObil . jiborne's Primo Arthur, by Wontherbtt—Ludy Agnes (l. Osborne) I Duke of IL Alban's Cur An lion (F. Adam) Betting : 3 to lou Prhic•Aiihur, who lad throughout, and woo in a wait by two lengths. _ _ Tan Dorczarru ErAra (Haalicep) of 70 son. for 3.yr olds and upwarde; whims extra. One mile. Colonel ?mewled's Nowdiarea by Newminster— Yrs. Tst Mb Cl' .l ll=e bn'a I Lord Satestan's Despair (Isle Fig) 4 yrs. Set M. Feedbags Lord Stsmford's Ewe alTrum ps, .... (Dates S The following sloe err: Birditara Trump Massa Meriden, and Manchester. Bettiug sto 2 apt Knave at Trumps, 3to 1 aid Trump Quin, 5 to 1 apt Newchaseh, 7to 1 apt Mancheder, and 10 to 1 art Despair. After a couple of failures they were Matted very iedifferently, Birdlime, Manobester, sod De spair getting very badly off. The rumzing yes midi for a quarterd smile by TrumpQmen, when shape! way to New church and Calabria; thehvourrte, whogot haMy off, shortly afterwards nailing Into fourth plane, Manahestm Mowing fifth, Birdlime next and Despair last. After crossing the reed, Meriden joined Newelturch sod Knave of Tromps. Oppo. site the enclosure, howenr k Newlin& easily quitted the last mentioned pair, but is the UM dozen strides, Fordham brought Despair with a nab, but could reeve up to New. church, who woe by a length ; a head any separated the second and third ; Mendes we. a good fourth, Maschetter fifth, and Calabria sign. Trump Q 991113 was pulled up upped* the Shad. Birdlime, who strack into the heels of scemithiag half a mile from home, fell ma bar knee., red Claes' slipped from the filly's saddle, can almegade her with the reins is his hands for • few striate, but being knocked down by her, she galloped home with the red. Tag CHAMPAGIII Briars of 50 son. each, la ft, for t.yy.' olds ; eelta, Set 10Ih ; Lilies, Bst Bib. Red Hare is One farloogs 152 yards). (43 subs.) Mr. W. I Cartwright's lly, by Kifspeon—The Bloomer, 10Ib Count F. de Lagrange's ria, de rah. SAM (a c Ms 2 S.C. Mr. Naylor's Linda. tot Bb ( I Zoog. Crosse also ran. Betting : Even as Me de nth'. sto 4 apt Linda, 100 1 . to 8 yet Ely, pod tot apt Rouge Crown Me &Air marl followed to hum into the straight by Linda, Ely lying off in the middle of the course. Whim fairly ia the, straiOt Linda deprived the French illy of the lead. but at e the dim,som was in tarn leaded by fly, who mainnineX the ladle the fed sod won ik o _enter by two lengths. ; rm. de l'Air .gals heeded Linda operate the Bland sad; gamed snood honors by a wok. Haase Crosse, who mei sever in the nee, hobibed abed fourth. After the ran 1.000 to OD was the highest der agst Ely for the Derlw, Mr. Jaellson, the Northern Leviathan, o ff ering to take 20 to 1 to • any amount.* tall &mimeo BLAZES of 5 eon se* with 50 added, for 111 ages. T.Y.C. 17 furlongs 214 yerds.) ;7 subs.) Mr. N. Jeke'e 1Polly„ by Igssrmaiso—Progsetios, 2 yrs bat lat (I. Griniatew) I . Count de Lagressife's Dilflk3l, 2 Yr. (I 0 L). 612 (n. poll. /um) 8 Lard • Chesterfield's manias, 4 yrs swi (40LJ, Sat 111111 (H. Orlasel S The followleg also ran :—Vietoris Crow. eby The cors-moss. Pullett, and Curie. Bettie': 5 to 2 amt Folly, 4 to 1 me 4 Viand' Coma, 51 to 1 each apt Drusishi test theist, 8 to 1 aget the Olen Pullen colt, Ned Bto 1 apt Coin At l b . second 0511 1 8 1 18 Venda Cruesionned sway Ent, sod oirrioi on the ton-. niag to the bend, where Disdain took it up, bat we. passed. half way up the distance by Folly and Daniel, whores a good race borne, Folly ultimately winning by a bead ; three lengths between mooed and third. Ilona' Cross and the Game Pulled oolt finished eide by side, sad Curie was beaten off. The winner was bought by Mr. Fish for 81 guineas. - listen ;100 moss.. h ft, both 2-yr-olds. Hall a mile. Chsocallor's We. Au* by The Cure—Wakeless Tat 71b (B. Ortmehaw) 1 Mr. Geo. Creek's Dawdle, Mt 711) &Wog : 2 to 1 as besets who led to the distance, after which Wee Aggle Teat to the front, and won by two lengths. Tea GREATYORICAHINN HANDICAP of 25 t 0,,. each, 15 ft, mid 5 only if declared, Be., with 100 added, for 3-yr.olds end upwards, Winners extra. St. Leger Course. Oee mile, 6 farlonp, and 132 yards. (86 subs., 53 of whom declared.) stionforTsDoletbeDa, by Voltigenr—Prtestesa, Gyre, ' 7st alb (A. Edward') 1 Mr. gaglor's Dreamer Boy, 4 yrs, 7st Alb Mr. T. Hunt's Biltkaidal, I Tra, get ltlb moue a The following also raa :—Oldmiastar, ILaowaley, lady Mem, Welcome, Change. Hubert. Dr. Syntax. Blikatone, Blond* cactus Schoolmistress, Barter, and Jack's Mire. Bettie( ; 5 to 1 apt Moodie, 6 to 1 assgsstt Ditkibells, 100 to 15 apt Cuchues, 10 to 1 seats apt Silb.toaa and School mistress, 100 to 9 apt Dr. filyaisx, 100 tot 'soh east Barter sad Drummer Boy, sad 100 to 7 each apt Oldmiaster sod Blititheid. Alter half a doses attempts the lot was /mealy started, with the exception of Barter, who was last off, and followed four or Iva lengths in the rear. Schoolmis tress made play, followed by Jack's Alive arid Ha -I,bert ; Dr. Syntax going on fourth and Dulcibella fifth. At the head of the rook were Drummer Boy sad Oldminster, the hat two Mien Blithfield and Barter. After running a quarter of a toile Soheolmistremi was headed by Hubert and Dr. Syntax, the latter lyieg close to Colonel Towneley's horse, Lady Ripoit following fifthpair, Duloibella going ou fourth, and Schoolmistress . They ran in this onier until reaching the mile post, ' where lady Ripon best a retreat, sad Butte sod Drummer Boy ten into the fourth and fifth pima, a Meg way it advance of the rank, which was heeded by litithaeld end . Oldminster. Along the wood aide Hubert sad Drummer ' Boy rued bead sad head foe the lead. Dalothella waiting upon the pair dote to their boils. Upon entering the straight Dulcibella took up the running, having Blitisfield, Oldminster. and Drummer Boy in attendsnos. The letter challenged at the distance, from which point Lord Stam ford's mans rem/ away sad woe ta a meter by three lengths. A length separated the mooed sad third, sad • head divided the third sod fourth. Champ was fifth, and Kooweley sixth, close together, fifty yards from the winner. Hubert wee seventh, and the others 'pulled up at the en citrate._ Ttis REVIVAL. PLAT! of 100 am. la epode for 2.yr-eide and upwards ; eertein pesalliee and allowebeia. Rod-hewn in; five furlongs VW path. Captain Chriette's lady CUlden, by Surplice—The Slave, yrs, tut !M•thifteu Vibe entre) (Tordhara) 1 I Mr. B. Buckler. Talks, m 941 (Lid:rota) Mr. J. Carey I Mather Cetera Chicken. lyre. eat Nib Adana) II Lewd Jile raa. Orinishew weighed for Pererstiost, whole amber, after being upon the board for eight minutia, mu taken down upon Mr. W. Phillips (her owner) declaring that eke did not start. Bettina : 3 to 1 ow Lady Citifies, who took • slioht load of Lord Adolphus, sad the roireotaprised the frost lot to the turn, where Lord Adolphus gave way to Tato; who, how ever failed to get up, mid lady Ones woo easily by hall • lenith ; Mother Carey's Chicken • had third. Tim GLASGOW Brine of 30 BOWL each, 20 ft, for 3-ye old., flet 1011 r each. Bed Howes is (Rye furlong and 1112 yards). (5 nubs.) Count BettbyarresUldalght Mass, by Newedester—Hedle 400 e 'A. idwarda) w.o. TAE !RUA STA NW of 30anvo. spbeb. 20 ft, f 2-rr•Ai elm Sat 101 b each. itad•honno is ; Ave furloop 153 yds (15 ante.) Lord ZeCand*s B.erago,sa, by lierrmnsli tions 11r. Wait's Gondola tJ. n i u d ot i l Captain Gray's Byren The following also ran ,—Polonsise. andybeite, and Chdr voyante. Betting : 6 to 4 pt Spiro, 4 to 1 opt Polonaise, 5 to 1 apt Saragossa, and to 1 apt Chalyboato. Won by throw quartos of a length ; half a length between armed and third. BETTING ON THE COURSE. ST. LEGER. 4 to 1 apt Avenue (5) 13 to 2 Haulm. It) 7to 1 Lord CUM= (I) 7 to 1 Queen Berths (t) 10 to 1 Goldoni Pledge (5) 100 to 8 Borealis (t) BETTING AT MIDNIGHT. ST. LEGER. 9 to 2 apt Arraign (I sad off) 6to 1 Thulium( (t) 100 to 15 Lord Mks (I) 100 to 15 Queen Bertha (8) 10 to 1 Golden Pledge (t Indy) 15 to 1 Borealis (t) 30 to 1 The Sod (t) 100 to 3 Donnybrook (I) 40 to 1 Nat West Guard (t) 50 to 1 Garsaader (t) 1000 to 10 Amaroaits (0 1000 to 10 Dr. Syntax (t) CEBAREWITCH. 20 to 1 opt Drummer Boy (1) 25 to 1 Myrtle (0 30 to 1 Bert (t) 33 to 1 Catat4in-Alive (0 40 W 1 Dututr• (t) 40 W 1 Twilight (t) 40 to 1 Blackdowa (5) 50 to 1 Blue Mundt, (t) 50 to 1 Carnival (t) ao to 1 Embtom (t) CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 25 to 1 apt Birdhlll (t) 25 to 1 Cated.'era.Alivo (5) 40 to 1 Caimosstlo (I) 50 to 1 Despair (t) 50 to 1 Queen ot T 50 to 1 Quaint (t) rumps (5) 50 to 1 Borealis (t) 50 to 1 Mountain Back. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—Tuzsray. ST. LEGER. 5 to 1 agaaA. — reopr (t) sto 1 Queen Bertha (t) 6 to 1 Lord Chides (t) 8 to 1 Goldin Midge (t) 10 to 1 The Ream (t) 16 to 1 Borealis (*) 16 to 1 Donnybrook (1) 16 to f Blue Bantle (t) 33 to 1 National Guard (t) 40 to 1 Dr. Syntax (t) Nothing dose on say other met. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADM:PALM Rim 15.--Arrofirnotirrs AND PRO manoz.—Lisstassate Seheatiea Gooniott, to tics Gibraltar; Marian J. H. Bliss, to the Moms ; Atrial P. M. Sake, to the Mailberoegh. Naval Cadens (riembioredl J. G. T. Tanker, Georg* Toby, JUIN O. Jebratoa, Reginald R. Neeld, lobs B. Horny, J. W. W. Wells, sad Walton Drake. Chid Regieser George Glassam, to the Liverpool. To be R ddwe dC. Dubois Phillips. CHATHAM, Sass. 15. The Lords of the Admiralty have forwarded ' directions to this dockyard for all lattashis to be is fottue achooserrigged, instead of the lerrig hitherto adopted. In accardenee With instructions to that effect, received front the War-ofdae, Pettroan's t 0,.. are, in fatale, to be supplied for all shells of iLinch and upwards, and that the Nocesom totes at preheat is use are to be confined to 32- pousden until they are all exhausted. The telnforesoasote of Royal Engineers, selected from the depot catalmolse at this garrison to aftsent the 6th corn y at lies Zealand, have been adeeed to embark for their dehtioalioo on the 2:44 insL .3 ia',.11.61 intdliatitte. JUDGES' CHAMBERS.-81r. 15. (Bohn Kr. Judos Bytes.) SOLAVIft V. tufe—whwatmeat This wan an applwatim by Oasis It ns kamiu as "Morton him." mad Mho the. ea the M non.aermos et the exit d ilannouvor. It !appeared that Yr., Moho. Price wim *Ono 64 tie Halifax Theatre 04 the oocasioa orthil ford eilittih - Al= cad a clerk were he had wirved'hka-eith Mews% at awes se hs was Mahe, the theses. The defeednea made a adhisvit that he lednewetheso marred , and it appeared OM a mined &W. a away Mium bad bus. sone & and attended is a previous suit to Baba the Meeneet, declining from scruples to sweat to an ..fsdavit. His stair meat was not taken. The Brat action wee for • sum wads? 20f., and now the debt wit eats were 901. within • few shillings. The defemleat was willing to pay the debt and orate in the lint adios. , Ilia kidskin ordered Jibs . to be Paid by Satarday. and 2/. sa. for costa in the mooed action, otherwise execution. He added that there sae aims swearing as both aides. ruff 1171bINGHAN WITONOWT 0481. The adjournsa inquest on the poor old French tesseslled Demob, who had died is easeeqesnos at the brutal ill-trestaneat to which he was es►jeoted by aortas melees is this village, wan reeszned es Fnday, when several oddities's/ witawww were examined. Edward Haddad acid—l eaw Dummy Weide the Swan, 'MISS upon • heap rd stones. I saw Hrs. Smith throw his bat into the hook. She thee dragged him towards the water, and shored him in. Stammers went round to the other aide, and shoved Denney beck inns the water. They kept him muddling about in the water for a quarter of an hour or twenty minutes. When he got' oat Rm. Smith .ollared him 31. to p to Ridgwell with her. They west .Igor Waterman-Wan I followed with the! 4.1144 and *bee • Utile way down tholes, I heard a splash la the water.. I went tip to the epee and raw Dummy in the water, 1 Wine with his fine downwards; the water. was about onened-a•half foot deep there. I Wild out, "For God's rake, the poor aid gestismen will be drowned." lira. Smith was standing there and Stammers instantly jumped in and grerDnimay one: I dolt know where he mine from. I was about four rods of when I heard the Dummy gromied, and appeared to be choked in Z i e m ttroat. I swear I sever told two waves that I had seen the whole •v r r, °sly that I saw him taken out. Ames Diary,'Naksaper, Bible Hedioghem, subsequently eilleed—Os Tuesday lad Heeldovil told me ibid he sew Smith and Stammers get the the old mea la. Be said Smith bed him by the shoulders and Siammere by the beds. said they threw bin in. He repeated this statement yedsr Haeltd was thew rwcalled, and again paean* doled that be bad wade any rook statement, bat the police iati• Masi that they were prepared to produes two other m om tor whom he bed made a similar statemeat. werielsted by Mr. ()ludic&ll (who watched the owe for prosecution) that Bickford would be prosecuted for Two young women, named Parmeuter sad Wows, swore Etvely that they did not see any one shove the old m an to he water, although at the time they were but two or yard. from the spot. At 4 o'clock (after five hours' sitting) the Cormier summed up. Be expressed kis enUre belief la the evidence of the girl, Beariatts Gamed, who had deposed that Stammers @misted Mrs. Smith in throwing Dummy into the brook, and pointed oat that the jury, by returning • verdict spinet both parties, would not dad& the case, but only refer it to soother jury. The roots was thee cleared ; but the jury, after nearly two bows' warm diecorioa, were unable to come to a ant- Mamma decktos. It was understood that all were unani mous to return a verdict of manslaughter against Mrs. Smith, bat two jurymen refused to do so with rasped to Shimmers A Imitates:awl eoeferomm took place with the meow, who altinsately disoliargsd the *7, arid the actin ad —Num Herald. will moo mese before the Bedizens, beech of magistrates. ATTEMPTED MURDEB AT DUDLEY. At the Dudley Police Court, oe Monday, Thomas Noland wee planed le the dock, charged with the attempted murder of his wile. He lea quiet looking man, with • vaunt itsosi of coulter:tamps, and it appeared evident that he was of weak intellect. He • to have lived on the best of tens with his wife sad family, and tee of the witnesses stated that he was generally comeidered • sober decent man, sad that seen the occurranoe the wife had stated that he had always been • good husband. Os esturday night Mn. °eked wee prematurely delivered of twigs, still-bora, hat she is p as favourably as possible under all the circomstanoes of ease. Alter the evidence had been taker, the prisoner was cau tioned in the meal way,aod merely said, "I am very Derry for what I have dose, sad I hope the Lord will forgive me, sad you, sad people is. sad all, sad the Queen." He was this atemaitted to trial at the arises upon the charge of attempted murder.—BinanipAast Gamer. SUSPICIOUS DUST:L.—YAM. Way an ad= in quest wee reesthed and conelithed berme Dr. . an the body of allellat West, aged 30. • married woman, who wee found deed in the OMNI Junation °and s sad the body taken to Paddiestea dee&honsa. A poet MAIM azensiethion was nada el it by Mr. Death, wergeon, Dierkenwellinten, who toned metal NMI* bruises on the wee and shoat the wee, which hid been aidiened daring life, and whist, he stated, bad anointed her death. Wit , weer wigs now *mowed, who preyed thin the &sewed we. lath seen are in the seighbonsk os a of March street, Ithidingtoo, oo Thursday week, thew 10 o'clock, when she led no bruises. She afterwards wet a Meade aequaiataaoe, and absinth to big that she would net go home spin, sad she wee urns woo there again Her lowniod stated that the ooreeksanly atheated bin U hew throe of a eight, and thin shoo her death be had &lowered • tally bill, locomotion to U. 104., which he was not aware she had watrained. Verdic•—.• That the deoresd wee farad with north of violins, which bed caused dowe death, bet show. how " the caws into the water there was no evi• e to - But= oiltrroz.ann.—At an adjourned general mare of the pripsieton, held yesterday, a ballot was taken is the rseolutioa of the court held on Theusday last : " That a half-year's dividend of brain= mad profits be made as the 10th October next, at 41. 10.. per seat., without di dactics op Kenai of moot= tax :" cad the tesolatios was aasailawasly aoadrined. Full benefit of reduced duty obtained by put abaft" Hatalara's tare Tea I way tholes at ea eel. sad as. •• Nish Staadird ' at ta 4d. (formally at ed.), la the stroatett tad imaket most e—(Advakihmeeti dalteloat 110410'14d. Aguas la story town wooly u La THE POLICE COURTS. MANBION•HOUBL John Phillip', a — you -- 4;;;, i yams of age, described ae a waits/41MA brought up ou remaud, charged with uttering a oouotnrfeit half-crown. TM peiaoner was in the service of Him Clarks who keeps the Alexandria Luncheon Her, in Berkiagediambyard, as waiter, and the mode which he adopted to get rid of counter feit cow was somewhat novel as well as ingenious. He had been is the service of the prceecutrix for the specie of about a month, during which time she bad repeatedly found bad half-crowns and skiliinga in her till, which somewhat puzzled as well as surprised her. During lasi week she found so lees then four bad half-&owns in the till, and on Saturday messing the foetid a bad chilling, and feeling confident in her own mind that she did not take the bed money herself, she begat then to suspect the prisoner, and est about trying to discover by what means he could gain access to the till, and, after some examination, she found it could be got at from the hack. She spoke of the bed mosey before tiler/mopes but said nothing to him about it, and having mentioned the circumstance to a gee. -Semen who frequented the house, his advised her to employ a detective, and while that was being chicaned, a gentleman named Chambers entered to take hie lance, and having been served by the prisoner, gave him hall-serown is payment, which tie prisoner appirently handed to MN Clarke, who upon looking at it discovered that it was a bad one, and mei timed the fast to Mr. Chambers, who took it back and looked at it and found it was so. but at the some time said it was not the same which he had gives to the prisoner, se, ;having beard something about the bad money, he bad taken particular notice of the coin which was given. The prison was amused of than Zig the coin, but he declared be was innocent. A oaaataW was sent for, who seerobed him, and found ss. in goad mossy os him. The scullery liras searched, and is a basis °Detaining some mad, an Imita tion sovereign was hood, after which the prisoner confessed that be had changed the half-crown, and, putting his hand over ow of the rafters, took down a good half-crown, which he headed to Mr. Chambers, who identified it as the one he had given him. The prisoner was ememitted for triaL • BON-STREET. Edwin Hill. • &as am:1;0;W ;Moor, residing at 45, Adam-Meet West, Portassa-square, appeared before Yr. Own& eharpd wilts nalawfully having in his possemion • paid and diamead locket, rains 201. Theiocket is of an oval form, and has au cm aids a aces set is diamonds, the spasm between which are tilled with lapis Itunk and on the other four oval rings in gold, the bins enamel ground forming also mother erns& Mies Levy, of 17, Broad-court, said the prisoner brought the loan to her and asked her to porches@ it. He said it rostakeed 76 mean and 3 large diamonds. She said abe should pot like to buy it without she knew who be was and whether all was correct or not, and asked him to go with her to the pawnbroker's to ascertain its vale& Ou ptting there -the pawnbroker said it was • diamond took* but be did not rare about telling the worth of it. A constable happesdag to be in the next compartment to that in which the isqusry was made listened to the COCVSZNIiiOO, and emstaaßy he took Hill to the station-house. He seemed very mach rosfumd when be was questioned as to how be beams prammad of it, and he said it belonged to his wife, and that it bad been given to her before merrier& Hr. tank—He pee an addrees when be was at the eta ' tics—wee it • correct cm? ifeTeiLifes, gour wonhip. He also says he is ea is the Custom. He had varied his stsissient as to bow be busies pressed of the locket, busses at the statiot be rid he picked itip about two mouths ago under the ookeissitie of her Majesty'.. Theatre. Pollee-cointable, 166 F, meld, frau inquiries he had made, he toned that be acted as a boa-keeper at her Majesty's Theatre. When be Bret queetlued him about the loc k et he said it belonged to hie idle, mid on going to his residues io Adam-street. Mrs. Hills/so said the locket had beugives to her by &gentleman previous to her marriage. When he returned to the station from making his inquiffies Hill said he (mild the locket at the place mentioned. Mr. Corrie-11thig a box-keeper in her !lusty's Meath', it is possible be might have picked it up i Impulse West-Quite so. I have 130111 to two peruse this ream& sad they bath tell me the locket is worth WI. Mr. Carrie—Hu any inquiry been made about the pro perty at the theatre! The loss of such an article might have ben mentioned at the time. Impactor Wed.— We have inquired there, bat they know sot hbg about it. Het rrie—Theire is nothing to true it by. There is no mark of soy description, and the interior is quite empty. lempeeter West—There is nothing, your worship. The Firmer told me he picked it up about three or four mouth. Cowie (tell)—The circumstances under which you became powered of this locket most be strictly in quired into. As you pre your right address, and can be easily found, I shall admit you to bail upon your entering into your owls recqpizances in the sum of 501. to appear here on Saturday week. WO D'• an unflairbed reportitstmday of the re-exami adios of the purees who is stated to have peened by the names of Grow Tenser, Hartley Morris, Captain Major Janes Clotoman, Mr. Livington. Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Alexander, Lords Henley, Onley, Illy, Macdonald, and Charinalk, and Captain Charles Stanley. Mr. Peter observed, after our report left, that he bad two charges of baud, with which he was at that moment prepared with ',ideate against the prisoaer. In am of them, whisk was very recent, he had represented himself as a harm. Attar some conversation it was determined that the depo sitions in the advowsoe came—upon which prisoner was Dow committed for trial- should be prepared and read over on Tuesday next, at which time fresh charges against the primar via be proceeded with. THAMES. Eithsteth legal*, an elderly woman, was brought before Mr. Woolryeb, charged with committing • violent and dan gerous asmalt oa Mr. Wm. Btrndgwick, • master butcher, ca on Wainer is Grundy-street, Poplar. Z i cionsplathant, who woo to • stare of great suffering, mid he lived in • low neighbourhood, where quarrels were frequent, and there was • low beerahop next door to him. Os Monday night the prisoner was opposite his shop, holding an altercation with some boys, whom the accused of throwing peses-podding is her face. He begged tlzzlojo sway and not make • noise. The primmer im mediately pee utterance to foal barrage, and applied some beastly epithets to him. Hs took no notice, and she struck him • tremendous blow os the eye with • street door key, which knoithed him backwards and stunned him. His eye wee fearfully eat, and had been bleeding nearly all night. He w afraid the sight wee affected. He said or did nothing to •gPrOVOILO the woman. Jamie Ponsford, • police-constable, 280 K., said the pri soner was • very bad woman—the oldest wither,' in Poplar. The prisoner mid the complainant threw pease-padding in her fare, which he solemnly denied. It. Woolrych mid the prisoner had committed • savage and unprovoked assault on the complainant. He sentenced the prisoner to two months' imprisonment, and bard /shoran STRANGE CABX OF SVICIDII...4CIFIy on Monday morning the inhabitants of Penzance were sbztled by the intelligence that Miss Beringer, sister of Mr. Beringer, jeweller, Market - place, had committed suicide. Mr. and Miss Beringer an natives of Germany, and bad travelled as far as the United States of America before they visited Penzance. They have resided at the latter place several yean ; Mr. Bemire carrying on a respectable business as • Jeweller, and kis ester assisting in the shop and otharwiee. Mr . Beriopr has also a share in • similar business at lb death, where Mrs. Beringer mostly resides, Mr. Beringer usually spending his Sundays at Redruth, and returning on Monday morning. Mr. Beringer left Penzance by the 9 a.m. train on Sunday morning last as usual, leaving his sister and the servant in charge of the establishment. It appears that the ser vant left the house about eleven o'clock to go to church, and onzetnralng about 2 o'clock p.m. found the door locked, and could not gain admittance. Thinkiog Miss Beringer might be taking • walk, the servant went home to her mother's, and returned to Mr. Beringer's about four. The door was still locked, and the bedroom window open and the Wad down. Shit thought this rather strange, but west to her mother's again till six. Things remained as they were, and orbs did Dot rotors again till put ten o'clock, *hem she called the *bastion of the police to the circumstances. After consultation, it was deemed advisable to get through the open window and investigate the affair. Sergemet Wallis entered the hones, and oil ereorefibe down Maim found Nes Catherine Beringer lying in the pro sage of the first floor quite dead. On farther examination it was discovered that there was as b oned wound in the bead of each arm, of about an lack in length ; and on found, with bleal l :7 "ag is it, and i a ma ks i l ma - 11° -.-- 148 1.7a pint of blood. No cal was found is the to . itsri . the de coennel, nor did it appear that any one had been ea the mi stier slow the s e rvant loft in the 'Damian. Xr. Harvey, summon, wee no the pot as soon as pueblo, and found that death had taken place Nome time previously ; and from pre. seat emu there is no doubt but that deceased had ouma aelf-distnistiaa.—Watern Morning 11ew& 1110111 LIST NIGHTS GAZITTB. [mum or omicrons LOD ruarogr rArrioulArs To sz OBTAIN= A 7 TUB 0411101 OF TIM NM 1101•121). omit or omoUrorsor, iienellitle.l ILLNICRUPIII. . _ IttatocoTtiottot, Wattbootat;;;11;;;; Wader, to sorroottor Sept. lb, et _ tkuurraturtnt mute. New-square, Ilinoriea clerk in the London and Nonh Western Railway, rept. In, at it. num Conn, Plough Houd, Lewisham, Kent, late boarding• school keeper, Supt. te, si It GSOlittnyan?h, Kin& annswoutylineburyjourneytosspainter, _ . BetK 20. at 1L !Mum Boagama,ltoman-road,BamsbUry,carpenter.SePt. 7 . s .atll. Sons Marcum, • lodger at the Prince of Wales Yoram, Enfield blitway, sate pontractor, Sept. 26, at 11. 11.1131100 A •ltAlat, Bevonehiroplace, rdgerare-read, spiaster, Sept. la, es 11. &MAIM Puck Wenninstee, Wiltshire. groner.lnyi. 84 . Glausaa snits, Nottingham, painter, Sept. 16. at I. Tmortaa Wm, Boutual-street. Blackburn, and New Milford, Penibrokeadre, master mariner, Sept. 16. at It JAMBS Mork Patin. Ipswich, Berlin wool dealer. Sept 16, sal. WILLIAM Magi HILL, Calthorpcetreet, Orareduakne, wareboaeman, Sept. 26, at I. JOINN lAMBS WASltlag, Milaptletratiest, Harrow-road, baker, W be iLu Pe l:Tt ,at IL Norfolk, Innkeeper, Sept. 211. at 1. 'GOMM BANDMI,D ON Romney. Neat, farmer, Sept. 26, at 11. JOlll2ll astastr.Plaeonby place.Plmßoo,tobaceonist,Set=,et a, Munigluat Owntan WiLtaassAose-lase, Ratoliff, sad street, Commercial-road Neet, wine cooper. rag 22, MIL. Unmet BoWsaa W6a11114.15, Comsaughteerraos, Idgmusealld, beet retailer. Sept. 26, at 2. Joust 12611 Winter, Pored-hill, tent, saddler, ftt. 76, at 2. EMMY BALD littentu., Gloucester-terrace, Commer. clairoad Beet, carpenter, Sept. WI, at 2. WILLIAM BALLAID WlLusorr, Bishop's Haelleid, Nertforalike, coal merchant, Sept. 26, at t ADAM tinitairaka, Jubileeetreet, Ormasertialeead East, car- Paten 36. at tr Ammo' Salmi. klauclugrovi, Oracechur s dhetreet, apprakk, Bel/L at Oxman LARIMIAN, Wolverhampton, auctioneer, Sept. 28, at It. COLUMMI net sad Non= Bormen, Hisaltley, Loloseterahlre, heaters maaafacturera Sept. IS, as 12. Joalrn LlM.ll,ekesta, engineer. Sept.*, at 11. .10/111 SHAM. bat, grocer, dept. 26, at 11. CHARM lianar WARING, Barran and Olas Weak Olataorpa. shire. 'daft engineer. Sept. 25. at 11. WILLIAM ATWOOD Mtn; Cluderford, Oltaceetershire, grocer, Sept. 211, at 11. HENRY Ives, Cornwall, maw mariner,lept.llo,a4 LL WILLIAM Haar, Huddersfield, cotton wear/ dada, dept 24, at U. HENRY Cmarrontra Poems, Bradford, manager for a Mat flabaser, Sept. U. at 11. EnWAID TA tug, Holm:, Yorkshire, manufacturer, Bept.26,atlL DANIEL NIIIITON. Strefileld, joker, Sept. la. at 10. ThOMAS 'WILIAM Blackburn, Boomed Oct 1, at 11. Darns Mosatmore, Stedrport, butcher. Dept. 2S, at IL Jame *Male, Birmingham, current/44.9g. 18, es IL. lAMBS Bola. farinUmbasu, coal dealer, Sept. 2i, at 10. THOMAS DANSTARINN, 1411MbIgh11111, Jeweller Sept. 28, at 10. WILLIAM 240101%, Streak/sham, gemenil tinder la eking. Sept. 28, at 10. MICHAEL Canal, Notthmkun, kte asursger to a boot sad awe leasafactorer, Oct. 7 at 11. IV &tome Ilium, Nottingham, lag healer, Oct. 7, at IL WOMAN Boat. Abb.ta Broader, StationteSke. bootmakm. Sept. IS, at Alvan/ GORDON MONTAGU. Milford Raven, Perabrokeshire, aellstant peal:tester in the Royal Navy. Sept. le. as IL CMAILIM Gorton, Oldham. painter, Sept. 24, at It JAMB BANTON and JAMBS BARYON. fan.. Qickbewell, Breaaa eYre, OSAMU .eleeteu. Sept. 26, at It HMS lialua Quirman, Bradford, Yorkshire, butcher, Oct. 8. at 10t, /AMU TAMA, Bradford, Yorkshire, late commercial traveller, Oet. 8, at 101. =MAI BOMBS, Portia, Banta, baker, Oct. 1, at 11. JAW Sara, likaasea, Olamorganahlre, licensed victaallee, Get. d. AIM= Desk; Northampton, baker. Sept. 26. at 10. DAMML MEAN, Wolarantoa, Staffordahlre, boat builder, Sept. 16, at It TaarmaCt KIinDIUCI, Stone, Staffordshire, Innkeeper, Oct 7, at 11. :0111 YARDLEY. Allston, StalTordsh., butcher, Sept. 28, at It lisannoir, Bkellleld. fitaffordailre, late licensed vic tualler, Oct. 1. at 10. Sawn Bariogeg, Leek, Staffordsh..timber dealer, Sept. 25, at 11. WAIN= WATKINS, Swansea, Olamorgariehlre, late licensed victualler, Oct. 8, at S. Joke Klagifrog Jun., Pensetwood, Somersetahire, Innkeeper, Sept, 2S. at It. HURT BOTLZR, Darbuton, litefordshire, site Sept. U, at 10, - - -- LAST ZILAXINATIONS. Oct. v. 1. wi taiim—Oct 9. T. Wilroy,lverton,Loncashb e, late draper-Sept. 29. o.Thernely, A/trim:ham, Cheshire. saddler-Oct. 7. A. kfalooy, Swansea. Is. - Oct. 7. J. Thomas, Swaisses, tutor-Oct. 7. 7. C. Yvon. cis, Swansea, master mariner-Sept. AL R. 611$, Week Sallam, D. /Webb% schoolmaster-Oct 23. 0. IL Ord, Mack. Led, Durham, emigration agent--Oct 21. T. flmitth, Yorkshs L reed mater-Oct. 12. W. Raven, Cletradaird., baker - 0 . Gee. ffdiligthollie, Norfolk, Wits dealer- Sept. 26. .D. Ells, FurnivallAne And Maida.hilL architect- Sept. 29. 0. Kerrlsoo, Norwich, wholesale tea dealer-Oct. 16. W. Crowley, Bradford, To/Write, commission agent-Oct France* Coulson. Lincoln, licenred victualler-Oct al. 0. Cooke, Carlton le If ortand,, Lieeplashire, baker-Pet 1. Lindley, Shrewsbury, lisheiohger-kkk. 6. T. Hlntley, men.. Habberley, Shropshire, wheelwright-Oct. 6. J. Reeves. Shrowshery, licensed victualler-Sept 26. H. Stookdale, Cardiff, Otenompushire, greengrocer-tept. 21. W. H. Dandy, Omat MOMS& Yeetehlre. joiner -Oct 19. J. Anderson, oMatiead, Durham, late secretary to the and Hope Shipping Insurance Club-Oct. 13. it Staffordshire, animater of tin Oslo trap-Oct 7. J. T . OA Heat, caulker In Chatham Dockyard- Oct. 19. NW, Norfolk, tailor-Oct. 11 J. Hlpea, Tip. ton, Staff mlner-Oct. S. D. Wilke, Walsall, Stratord. shire, cabinet maker. BANKRUPTCIES ANIMISM. IMO. U. AANRINTUS WOMILIT &USA& SA lantedepteee, M. Jantee'retreet, gentleman. of bete. & XDWALD 010101 ALTMAITS, Hlghetreet, Whit/chapel, POINT STOCK COMPANIES ACTS. Samnlma AID IlAu.omaim AMASS O 1 11 op Isammoot Co.oPURATITI AND INDUSTRIAL NOCIITT—Oct. 1, *A 12, County Court, RbeSeld—petftlon Ise trladlngup. DICLI.EATiONS 07 DIVIDINfiIfI. Hamm Bovazu., Kenilworth, 'Warwickshire. farmer—disidend of fa. tOid., any Tuesday, at Whitmore a. Birmingham. Wrctux BTIZATIMR, &mods, Northamptonshire, builder— dlvklend of M., any day after Sept. 20, at Arehbould's, neap. atm Northamptonshire. Moan B6oolB.lrdeabridge, Kent. dividend of as., any day after Sept. 17, at Allyn's, Occult, Court °snail, Ton bridge. Oct. 22. FT. S. /eters, Bre74;l7l727l277:handler—Oet. I. q. meron, Bolton, Linaiatilre. poeer—Sept. Ufford, Thorn hem Magna. Suffolk, dealer In cattle—Sept. 3S I. Bolton, Eye, Suffolk, engine driver. PPPOLVII.X Martha Weightman. °fishy, Lincolnshire. and L. neton, Welby, Lincolnshire, machine owners—T. B. Birth and J. Y. Blyth, No land, Suffolk. proems—EL L. Bomber and J. B. HIM Birseing bent inanidastoring lewellere-11. H. Richardson and A. Rich ardson, Bin &6 Yorkshire. dyers—W. Gelman and T. O. German, Derby, mereers—T. Kettle mod W. Low, Calvert's-Indi Southwark, hop factors— W. C. Griliths, B. Mamma, andrt. NUL, Liverpool, merchants, so far as regards A. w. Ha J. Hall, and J. Sewell, Prectietoa, tnnesetdre, manatee. use far re J. Sewell—A. Bertoot and J. I. Bedews, asnotire. patent imbue nianutscturere—it Jay sod J. Baker, Oandwidge, grooms—A. limier and J. lass, Aberdeen, grocers. SCOTCH SNUBS/RATION& OMNI THOMSON Tarland, merchant, Sept. 18, at the LINKS r7.7•lfoik, Al;rtiaen. WILLIAM BOireVRAD, Glasgow, merchant, Sept. 12, at the Faculty Ball, Okagotr. TROIA! Hairs; Ilusor.Haugh. grocer, Sept. IS. at Dowell/ and Lyou'a Bo ma, Fsl Aiinniuma Lsoostr i tcl w Arr Brno. Glasgow, leather merchants, Sept. IL at the Faculty Ball. Glasvw. Causing Boons (Rae.), SUM'', minter. Sept. Yr. at the Gladden Mu netd. SISAL* MARKET& TALLOW.—TowsnoY Boo:onto .—Tii• market woo quiet to-day :-19poi. sew. 431. ; ditto old, 421.; Ottobw to Do. amber, 4.11 ; IJoawary to liar* 43t. 6d. Delivery to last ovwdog, 184 make; arrivals ditto, MO auks. OOTTON.—LiewarooL, SEPT. 15.—The bolds's@ to-day has again been large, and prime an rather dearer. The sake are 241,000 belle, et which 10.000 in oa speculation and Ise uport. 3,000 Anwricee, 26td. to 27d. ; 11,910 Sant, 15d. to 2244. ; 4,000 lc SAL 26d. to 270. ; 370 Pensainbono, 27d. to 28dL ; 720 Bahia and Maya* Md. to 2344. Tho week's import la 6,926 balm. carroN GOOD& —llAstiMeren, SIFT. l —Whfle the ' excitement in the cotton market has strengthened and led to a good deal of business in yaw, it baa almost paralysed the cloth market Private letter from Liverpool report isles yesterda7 to the mormoria exted of 30,000 base, whilst the enters state that there is little doubt but if there bad berm a better choice, buyers would have taken 60,000. bursts advanced id. per lb., and American and Euptien to id. The sales again to-day are announced at 20,000 bales. The amiteueut, as might be expected, communicated itself to dealers in yarn and spinners in this market, and they were yesterday sang en advance of id. per lb., and are to-day repel/hag id. per lb. advance on yerterday's rates, and 2d. per lb. on those of last Tuesday. At these rates almost everything that could be laid hold of Ikea been swept out of the market, and we have had a state of excitement each as baa rarely hese experiewed here. The sellers of top yarns report prices lid. to 2d. per lb. above the rates of last Disease, and while some spinners say the admire checks lewdness, other speak of the check as mainly arising from t absence of goods to sell. Boyars say of the yen market that the excitement is such as practically to haw sheds the market mdifficult to operate in from its irregularity, spinners in any mass Boding a difference of lid- to 2d. pa lb. in the rates demanded for the same qualities of yarn. In the cloth market manufacturen have of owns eadeavoured to to follow deadeye's, but following as this impetus doss so soon after the previous oae, they appear to have beer hardly prepared for it. flew of them, toreseeing the fatility of any attempt really to obtain rates which will cover the Memos which is now required to cover the increased ocet of maw, refrain from officio, their gads at all. Those who have cloths to sell have is some twee put up their quota tions a Minim per piece, and some wee inn than that ; but it precludes busiaese. At the aloes of lest week KUe of the old Loudon boys a wore la the market for both yarn and cloth for China ; but today hems for all markets appear to have beer di oounged from attempting opera- toes. Speculators even seem to be than of taking goods at the rates demanded. There Las been a good deal of inquiry, and a good deal of Mantes through the market in march of stocks, but both speculators and bona fide buyers alike refrain from olefin wetraile for future delivery. Whether the pre mat to considered is the language of the market "a spirt," , a otherwise, there seems to be little confidence in the' deability of present noes, and buyers want stocks avail .able for immediate delivery, and stooks are exceedingly some, With art the ezeitemeut, therefore, It egesenile reported that very little buvioess has hew does in cloths. Buyers have in some instance. to-day refused to give even late extreme rates, and much lees would they give the ad- i is s A ri i , I f '. • .rr ' l .l, I 1 i • ; i vances required. On the other ham', tosainfactivers I & Downe d sad give up ell bdpe of ootducting • eatiefectory tends in the resent wild state of tie cotton market, tad 1 Wm et &OM 64.1311$ weir mills wail the .puit at gambling, which now seems to reign at Liverpool has aim eel to , calmer and more bemuses-like tone. NA NUFACTIMES.—HITDDILOSTIZLD, Sm. 15.—A darate demand still continues fur nearly all description s beery goods for winter, more particularly for tbia so k os . sod dark fancy's. Black broads end doeskins seem to b e going more regularly also, as parcels of them Mire bas delivered almost daily doriag the wear. WOOL& Huvuengnme. Kim 15. Miatheturan having operated rather freely at the letter sad of the se w and for a fortnight afterwards, reuse the trade to be eery elitist at present, bat a good whiter trade being looked 1 , - the dealers are quite time as ripe& price*. 0011.11.—Hu0., Barr. 16.—At to-ds'sanirbet a fen suppl, of Rashid' wheat, chiefly au, and reusrally in poor ea. Mica; soak sidle slowly at • 'eduction or 3s. to 4s. pat 7 wWit beet saiaples manse be quoted atom ilaa Is. ewe. below the one/vary of last Tuesday. Amiga assiseted, but holders do nos rem sides. Barley for saeltind tally r dear ; grueling is fur request at former rotes. Beats r psis slow sale. Oats daG at • farther redeetioa at la, per qr. The forsiga imparts last weak are u sada W but, 2,131 qrs. ; barley, 2,569 ; oats, 56 besau 3,110 linseed, VAS tapeoes4 5,761; oil 710 tole. --- • • ' Lampe, SIPS. 13. —The weather has been gate humane., 'for harvest work since last week. We bare a far shoe new wheat, which is tolerably well cleared off at a red, lion of ls. to 2.. pin qr. from Friday's rare ; extra white in request, and but little altennum in &du i ; ultra slow sale Without much Tatham la price. File a =sells at last week's rates. Beira, oats, and o th er as before. CORN. —Livitaroot., Barr. 15—With a fair atteadmee at to-day's market the demand for wheat has been quite from band to mouth, and all tions bags declined led to 2d. per costa ost the rakes of frahy last. Flour gd, bind lower and very ansaleablo ; a peat proportion of, stook searing is inferior a out of coeditor& ladies an is 3d.' lower tad little inquired for. Oar are ld. par but, aged new oatmeal is. per load cheaper. Peas sad beasts both the turn rein. Barley scarce and unaltered in Talus. lbs market closes heavy. Weather hi& bat the homer falling. LIM. WT.lb. —Weather, tie pmt week, was more essiled lima the week previous, and to-day is Cum At daphisrmir Uwe was a fair supply of new wheat, and dememd steady at is. per qr. redaction Fresh old as ' west More tart arenas ; goalie ffrirlif rod. Wweek's prior ly supported. Is beam and oats mash doe. Per imperial gouts, to Ur jive et :—Wheat, white, 4311a5. to 641 be. per bushel, 4 s , * IS.. ; ditto red, 63Ike to 6411 m, 435. to 48& ; ditto red, elk 621ba. to 6311., Cie. to 44e. Bohn, best Chevalier watt, • iDff, 54Ibe. to 55115, 37a. to 331. ; ditto rum Chevalier ditto, baba. to Saha., 345. to Mis. Oats, 3811 e. to 4211.., Va. to 28e. Boar, all, &law. to 6602 a., 40s. to 44e. ; sew, lath to 1341ba., 38s. to 40s, Newcantm-00-Triz, San. 15. —The weather eacliaTass everything that meld be wished, sad our farmers bray employed is reaping and seriung that, war our market this morning we had a good supply of as. wheat from the growers, for which a slow sale was etinei ended at very frregolar rates. South ocamtry deacripres were offered at a Marna of le. per similar, bat this cline failed to *beg Simard buyers. Old was not se peered. maks tho triesiatem done about previous prices were austatied. Roar moved off slowly, warciely maisteisits /Meehan. Illadog balmy in very slow request, aid gni& ieg score* met so m uchm &Sesame ;alas Malt, nalisi Iwo. lediffleitheli. stirring la still looking down, and more dlfficult to quit. Sauescar, flirt 15.—Pius weather having again sali farmers have restuned harvest operations, and the early •of grab to -day was abort, and the attendance this. Burr la wheat, both old sad now samples, was very Marinas , about hat week's price.. Floor trushered. fishing Isar' but partially oommsoced, the damned far barley is at mat lhilta4 prior geowelly sot having fouad a lava alter respects there ins no &Sentra ia trade. Wheat, ow, Nit quality), 48a. ; old ditto, 33a. to 48a. Baia, old Osta, M.• to las. Beans, 40s. to 48e. Peas, 30s. Bils. Big, Ws. to 38a. per qr. Plow, 320. to 38s. seek, Xalt, 646. el& per qr. ' CATTLE.-BAUSIBMIT, Bgrr. /5. —oer meas. la* was mere largely supplied with burgs time tar may astir past, sad the qnslity err fho moot pset was truly so cellist There was also 'a very full atteedmies of Wyss, sod trade for best animate was qutok, and mute a eleseasss effeetrd, prioes of last market beim telly sustained. Muss was Mao a gnat leereme in the sappily of amp (new boriug em* 3,0015, "kith were wellooeditiosed sad prime salads.- %ism was dim* cola, sad poorly all the sapply"sksaged base sil as drams of quite 0.. per lb. Mere Moro a firume al limbs offend. whack sold at good pries*. The ripply of elms am very limited. An immenos quantity of pigs mew 'med. soil • large business dooe, at prime in limas 01 tie mike. Boot in beet, it.. 6d. to lb. Od. per ran ; cow sad !triter ditto, 10a. to Ils. ; mutton oh Marko giddy, 6d. per lb. ; ditto best Downs, 7d. to N. ; veal, did. Tid. ; ( pees M 7d. to 7id. ; and 9s. tio ge. 3d. some ; pees boom, lid. to Bd. per lb. ; dry ditto, to Pd. ; .emit pickled Mums, tiL to 9d. ; quart/sr old e pigs, 12a. to 14s. each ; rows with eaves. W. to 141. TRAFFIC RETURN& 1111e6 Pao- Yee- Total, Se lUJIMATII. open seniers olleaellal 1911 1 Week ending Jane St A A lasi Inman : Bengal Divlalou OO3l I.M 14,769 ILYA North-West Provinces 3204 1,787 IMO 4,737 Meet ending June 25. liabOnne i Hobson's Bay 6 699 347 1,144 Do. July! — 1,066 410 1,355 Do. July 9 Do. July 16 — 576 ael 1.134 tee July 23 — 616 gig *I Wink eniteg August lb Northern of Owed, 691 1,03 __ . - I)Sto Asitut Si — SM 786 1.042 IffMc Irndwir Rss S. actor amlllatwoMon Li 1 &it Week maglmr Se^ 4. anus Weems 0 Mmada $44 VI yea eau" Sept. 5. _ Spottleh North yamern and - 10,453 Louise sod Affirmlk 138 Week oodles Dept..o 311010•1110214.33301110 Mg 115 /29 to Week sotto( /sok 11. 0131.0w1130316 Willi•M 8332 Cork sad Sodas 2O 188 127 5.1.) - 5:034 - Week =dig apt. IL errs Issaiesurg isailais sad EON 215 1,910 1.*5 Maiirepoll Lan doisa--- •• i;itis • Mare s Ossintry and Newtown &Llausdlont Newtown SO It 60 1,307 LI VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Soot (eappeeed), from lamas tar Ilethesree, May IC, le N., be. 81., W. Home 11 Homer), berm. brig, from Rio Grande for Palmate. Aug. 18. Johanna Frederik", Prussian brig, hem Barden (?) for New l'cr Aug. 16, lat. 45 N., lon. 41) wig= Maria, hum Loudon for Nelson DI Z.:. March 21. off 11 . 1 . 4 ". Pacific, of New York, bound week Aug. ft, off Sable Wend. Plover of Suuderland, for Alexandria, Aug. 19, near Aloem /Sebastian, from Liverpool for New York, Aug. 25, Lo. Lem. OD W. St, Lawrence, bound down the St. Lawrence, Sept. 5, 4 Traverse. William, barque, Sept. 4, 16 miles W. of the Island of Oslns. Young AostraluN from Plymouth for Moreton Bay. Inky 10, 40 8., lea. 1U _ THZ LATE MUSD= ♦T TZIONBILIDOTA rein• of UM. is offered by the Sec:rotary of Baits for such infra matioe so will lead to the conviction of the murderer of ;. doomed, John Mews, whose body was found in a pool water, under on* el the arches at Tolinbridp, ow Rids!. the 22nd of August. BIRTHS, DIARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS ALDER.—September 14, M Sutherland-terms, East Eri wife of H. B. Alder. Irma. of a am litlaTilf..—September Is, at Albert-square, Clapham old wife of B. H. iluistie, rag.. of a dau3l,ter. HENRY. —Reptember it. at illy-place, Dublin, the wife of F . Maim im., of • daughter. • MA L al,l,. —eeptember le, at Grassland. near Coati., Rumex, the wife of Commander E. R.N.. et daughter -- BPI WILL— September 13, at Thurnrawc,o,......_ Spiegel, of a daughter. WATalN.—tleptember 13, at Warnefor4-house, Lesairilktl Kra J. Welkin, of a daughter. Y.LBALIGEB. DUNDAS—RELLOCK.—September 10. at St. Gary's, Boadel. by the Rev. W. Bonham. John, sou of the late Captain lawn" a her Atekety's nth Regiment, to Usitegins Hoe ard, Captain L. Hillock. 7AIRILLN—FIiIiKINS.-Beptember It at the Church Holy Triuity, Exeter, by the Rev. G. 11. 3104.1. Chi:lm 0 J. N. ?airman. KN., late of her Majesty' Customs. thud's,' ambit, clooghtat se J. S. Pets, Pay., of &arr. RAUItiIi—ABARZLZA. —September 4 at the Church of La nee cod, tioroolooa, by the Rev. Doctor Autoulo kw, Maude, kaq.. of Addleowroad. Kensingtou. to Cnira of remand° Abarzura, Rau. of LONOLCY—KINDKRMANN. ' --keptesiber 12, at All Sales Church, Clapham-park, by hie Grace the Lord M 011.11114 Canterbury. John, we ot.th• late Major Lousier. Louisa, daughter of the late A. a. Cludermauu. bet. DEATHS, ODUrn.—September 12, Henry. sou of 17. Corbett, GV Aetim-liall, Slugfest, agog" mod 10. OORK.—Reptenther 13. at Wood-greeta Tottenham. Dirge Sarah, wife of Hr. N. Cork. DIVAS —September 13, at Wimbledon, brace of T. Dew, EN., aged 21. PHlLLlML—September 13, at Weetbeumeaerrara Hyde-per J. IL 11t1111po. Loq.. aged WiLLACY--Septimbet 13, at Gulldford-street, W.C., U. O, lan, liay, aged 78. it: WORLIT.--September 13, at Caindennottage, Haul' stead, Jobs, Ns of the late Mr. J. Worley, of Highgate, Ned 12. C, the wit: Printed and Pub Kneed by WIUAL* Kinn LAKE. of 14 % Landlord-street, In the City of London. Printer. It Union In Lundardutreet, In the PrecLuca of Whitetriete WIDMISDAT. 8/Z111311111% 14, Pilo. ~_ chuibt — il - are I . ' _ • Rom '• • acid • ling, I tea .. . . , .. . . . • • - . do. . roof ''.... No. 6,336. J o be been • • - 77- A, callin; at tbi 911t1 lad INDlA Madres.-si 1 EA Id COMMI N ead bl Isla the 101,1 ladle y l and London inamlflcent RN very well-down clipper auxiliary el for, O TH, REG bee, 300-hone pow Row loading In the Victoria 19th September, entombing pause 104 cm Met September. for Calcutta, c and Nedra. 'this vessel will wa. us!. No cargo 5011 be takes r M., magnlllosat ship, • built exprei io I► been thoroughly refined. has 11l Nog , and will carry an sip The average 11 1 9 . f tr ig :mid o le Kamm maze • eve I , ord. The Has will be continued on L ea. , - • id* the sletetesi punctuality, it:_ • of audtiery screw skein ship An ; .ly to ORINDIAT and Co.. 66.1's en, AIJIGID NUTT sod Co., 11 at the Mom of the Company, 0, N rab:e also appikatlor for appofn isi 'a of • should be made. RICH Mac. : .. ~ : ' ITT and MOORE'S A oid w of PACKET SHIP -For SYD • - Dumber, sad will mil treat II aew ' 9 oPtinabw). the splendid cllmer *ha years. 999 Was register, JOHN • ••• in the Mu( India Docks. This bare ears. Souses Brothers, of Black' quits opportunity to shippers of Sol Il Id. •.• • - . - • Sor chief cabin poem • • be takes-For terms off or L pa (tin - • MOORE, g Billiter.street. am I VITT and MOORE'S Al absl w of ucirir SHIP-For 2011 he•• - • Gotha 6.64 h Sig The " 4 . .- - tln il he lY roagnificent oft Past I • • . Se death Potllm, Wth • • 1, T toss. D. WINTYRII lest falls Docks. This fine ye s es. • , Is well kaown In the Andras A t o . her fatteathort qualities and mem I tot also good accommodation fee pa Iha a• . to CIELLATLY. RANI • • • , : or to WWII? and • eed sio . 11 : VITT and MOORE'S AT bin, • of PACERT SNIP.-For HOR old 'e on quick dematek, the new gister, MIRIAM LIILHA 6 rO r . gait. -•• Docks. This beautiful barque 1144 '. chief cable pamengsre and will a -tor freight orPthiege apply t 4. t° Billitereireet. Ni` i TCVITT and MOORE'S Al Mr w of PACTIT SHIP.-For ADE ..'• . punctually ou the All 0 Iw • • • n clipper AUSTRAL. re Al • ILLIPS, Commander : loading in I ere' maid end regular trader is expo tart a spackaspeep, with fintrate eon Miele Was le the best opportunity lido- cants% and will sail positively of DSOS oe Woes aPPIII to ia. ~ • -street was . nig ITT and MOORE'S AT nee ' at PACKET SKIP. -For LAU* a n • , will lisee Yewaisis deepthsh), Osa : Ttit s UZ aer lfl7ll, S-Pda. w• 1. . This beindful • on la the trade by her rapid p slat, • vearable_gmortatotty_ to •., to =VITT end XOO I. ,7 T. 9 9 4 mu ARROWBY, for HOW reit regular aim tredve Is Sew fast loggia are nested tollimseird , ' F••• W I M P rad S. 111111.stsitnel N new, YDNEY Direct,' iii ' 7'o di a to b. le • . • • sew ll. the al t riverilailtc lid lippert=ol: • la lt •• - • ka Wisest Daiwa 1 L pa bepestiom el elm owners upon I of naval architecture to ensu on the 6th October', and it PLAT out 111 trader 70 days. lien may , • . clam tables, which are eisht you. • In the most superb manner, bast Goes. .. =T r es can be Sound in so o mem Mak* or Parini aPPII [few • 4 Co., 411, Ilbaeharchatreek IC. DM- • LACK BALL PASS: ute load I CLIIIIIII TACILITS foe AUSTAI k, i rate. , p a t lath !TIMM eyed. sad • lgkiberdt - . UN with. • - the : ' eri • . Myle UMW s of Cloud .. Age i ! KM AOC slay, adeirded Ithe of pockets have, ei• w wawa • • world-knows 1 . k81"4I I. = i SLIM - 7 a egr' sVLd Ural elm ▪ r ' Line : and T. M. I U•CK• and • 11. C. MRS. MONEY WIGI ItheirwdLya llll2olllNArd_ , _Leaden/ LINZ -For Poi l, Leeks an ',mad, Supt. 11, adieu a •• • ship LINCOLNSHIRRI.IOO tem A _ • • lying ta the Lug ladle Dock. 7.111 'tomes pasernpas are enemas@ z • • • • =truth Fr ilthda or p tea ' .RT sad MORGAN. with Mu No. 7, Inedenha/Letreet. PIAINIIII LIN ownweyed dem Paddington to Men 1,7111. Wen and mend clam for athd d ttl raow 129111a00L dth QUIZNSTO i. 3 .-- - PAlLifil INDUCED TO UNTIL Mal= N L'l 1 : • LIVERPOOL, NI tin . PHILADELPHIA STLIJISNIa &lag their fell-pewered Clyde-built 4,•::: - the United States main, FROM LIVERPOOL FOR I 0,18 CITY OF WASHINGTON, We KANGAROO. Saturday, Sept., CITY OF LONDON, Wednesda 5.41 CITY 07 BALTIMORE Wodst And every Wednesday. and every . ES Cabin pesters by the mall steamers a 17, and el goleeµ according to the kid by the Saturday's steamer., 13 g , • . • lacleding all prortslo.es a • • the 17Mled Slates, and British C. ce advantageous terms.-For furt e LestlNXA N. ft, Water street, 1 - • MACEY. 11, King WWiensetreet, C LID , , f • RITISH and NORTH AM LIB • MAIL IITEA If-SHIPS, appointed LIVERPOOL and NEW YORI • ..L end - BOSTON, with liberty to call 1 lead sad realm mails, goods, and . • calling at Halifax to land and Majeety's malls. The following as rated to mil from Liverpool, calling cue. 'EUROPA, for BOSTON, Saturday Vat *PER , IA, for NEW YORK, Sates • Taking passengers sod goods for Its rt. . at New York oe board th e R • i AFRICA. for BOSTON. Saturday, 1. SCOTIA, for NEW YORK. Satur G Ss' Pampa money, Including steward's • • • wines or liquors :-To Halifax a 0 It , - , _• second cabin. CIA To New 1 . • nd cabin, LIS. Freight to Halifax, li MI • ton, and 6 per rent. inimage.-Appli • • • • London • J. if. Currie, Hi • • , Paris: G. and J. Burns, Boehm • • C. Wirer, Queenstown ; or D. en surd. Liverpool. Mk , I HILLLPPS, OItAVES, • AOf I d” , atd. the nadminentlened An 3 al Par ROM:RDA V and the RHIN; ri d e , , . British and Forams Steam Wharf, I 11 am. Tares: tt ba. LI 10e., and r fare and a half. Th e FYKNOORD, To •ni off the Tower. Pare Ll. Per BREMIN, the MONK ADLER, I. Thursday and Saturday, at 11 am., h boa IllackwaS at WOO. Pone : Le, el. For GOTHISINURS, the LONDON. Pep 5.11 , blown. Pares. 43 Ss., CA b., and gi. OUSTIS Wfith. 1.::e Pee COPILPH•ONN. a steamer, in a fee Nor freight, masa, Le., qu, at Cha ~ a• realle-alrella .or to PHILLIPPS. GR.' . . Reed.lane. E.O. 0.•• vi s OTHING IMPOSSIBLE. - non useful Invention of the day, 4 F Gum JOHN GOSNELL and Co., Thre. • - London, perfumers to her Majesty, per • Mile this truly inarrelloos Bold, whit! ~• hair tolls pristine hue-no matter, T • Is has none of the properties of dl Poo. Maeda to the system, sal when NI ous appliaaann per month will keen it li , 4 ' la per bottle, or ha half bottles, It. 0 been . appointed perfumers to H.R. H. ' thi w,7 I i NEFORD'S PURE FLt . 0 .1 ••• been, during twenty-five rue ' . by the medical pmfession, and u On' • • bile, as the beet remedy for so I , t • • headache, goat, and indlmeth ~,.::: . tor delicate oonailtsitieee, mere eb It Is prepared. In a stets ooh Valkare steengtb, by DINNUFORD au ,y e Louden; and sold by all reveal I Use wrath. EATING'S PERSIAN INS I . g INII POWDER, f or w hi c h a prize • • Producer at the International Edit ~,,1 . • and Plants are effectually freed to • • In wrth which they are infested, ~, • teh la invite barmier. to animal life. 1 arr. or the Sportsman, will therefore Si pat ' " ea. beetles. moths in furs, and • • • are also hedently destroyed.-Po 1 ,,,, dd. each, et post free for 14, or feel sops. by THOMAS IC F.ATINO, chunk w r , • , London. RC.: retail by all d, genuine packet heats the above as. ...... --- OZEATTII COPAHINE Mil I i fiatstedith the Parts and 10116011 Need W „ Certeder, Rimed, Lloyd, /Wm n ,... MM. Ma Nev.. 19621, effects a cure la la remelt or cbrede deems& -la. I No all C. Jtheunla lama dwell. dil lIMINN. . 0 :