The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-01 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. FRIDAY. nit, the lut day of the meeting, was odd and cheerless esarpered with the three previous days, and necessinted adoptton of groat coats. At the rooms last night there was again very huh doing on the Cesarewitob, beckon lain scams. Thalestris throughout yesterday gradually advanced in the market, until she was deciledly favourite, and on the first attempt at basins in the rooms 7 to 1 ems eagerly take% to one instance to 1001.. after which 13 to 2 was the Mr/hest price obtainable. No other animal wee supported, and their names were only mentioned by these anxious to lay, showing that the ardour of their triads wu damped by the tirm position of Thaleetne. 76 Cambridgeshire was almost a dead letter, but Stockioger sees backed to whi thousand at 25 to 1., but tow books, bowman appeared to be opus, sad it was doubtful if that prionOold be obtained afterwards. Nothing vas done on the Derby or the October Hasidica?. About the latter rani a few animals were spoken of as " well in,* the asp most frequently mentioned being Merry Hut ; but no quotation came under our notice. Racing was appointed at the early hour of 11.50, a very sensible arrangement which was highly appreciated by all, as it enabled those who !sal long maroon before them to see all the sport, and yet Lan in tannage time. The first race, • Maiden Plate,: ter two-yr-olds, for which fourteen were ocdoured produce d a held of 13 strong, the abseetee being Lord Slandord's /rejection. Landguard Fort was installed favourite, at 2to 1 ; whilst Charity was next in demand, at 6 to 1. Mr. Boyars Idly came op to the favourite a few lengths from the ehair, and won, sully by a length ; Lord Westmorland's alit by Vidette,beiag a head only from the favourite. In the match between Lord Coventry's Exchequer and lard Westmorland's Birch Broom, for 200 sorer, over the Mardey Mile, the latter was the favourite, 75 to 40 being lad ea him, sad he woo very easily, Fordham pulling bard al the time. The match between Vision and Shrepnell. ewer the first half of the Abingdon Mile , produced Naas spirited betting, odds of 6 to 5 being laid froaly on the latter. The result, however, wee sewer in doubt, as Vision made all the running, NW won by three lengths. A handicap sweepstakes over the T.Y.U. brought ten to the post, Lytham bong the favourite at 3 to 1 ; Gnome being next in demean at 7 to 2. lather, after a good race with Mr. Hodgman 's Confide nt% won by a neck. A sweepstakes for two-year old fillies vas woo easily by the favourite, Peeress beating three sutra The October Handicap was the next ran, and the shin attraction of the day. Of the 44 coloured on the card, 13 west to the post. The winner turned up in the wont lanarite of the " hacked" lot, two of whom, Olivia and Merry Hart, being supported freely, enabl e d the Belden to plan a good balance on their side with this bat event, which brought the meeting to a succamful i one. Tie MAID= Punt of 501. for 2-yr-olds ; colts, fist 1011) ; alt 71b. Bretby Stakes Course (6 furloop). Mr. Bosnia Charity, by Trumpeted—Dame Alice, Out 71b (H. Orimatiarr) 1 lord Westmorland's e by Vedette—lstanca Capella Saslo4h (.7. floater) 2 Yr. T. Taylor's Landruard York list 1010 (Cuban.* 3 The following also ran (—C by Charleston—Verona, e by 3 ldr• Illilher—dam by Mundt& by Oulaton—Water Illy. Tyin g , Ankorea, (MA Martbdek, e by Gram di Tarp—Questionable, Tiliket, and ardarloaa. Bettrig: - ito 1 apt Lacdgoard Fort ; 8 to 1 apt Charity Bto 1 each apt the Questionable colt, and the Mimics Capella colt. Getting away after the first attempt, Ardericas took up the running, Charity mod Majorca being aim up to her, Landpard Fort and Orlon on the right, @lightly in rear of the leading trio. le this order they ran to the dip, when Lanfiguard Fort took up the running with a clear lead. Oa ruing the hill Arderieca and Majorca were beaten, and BMWS. Capella colt joined the leaders. A siert distaace from home Charity came up to Landguard Fat, shook him off, and woo by a length • a bead bet ween reseed and third ; Orlo ff was fourth dos; up ; c by Sirir =Met, fifth ; Triag, Ardaricca, and Mr. Merry's colt oast ; Teliaket last. MATus ; 200 sovs., hfk R. hi. (1 mile 17 Yards). loM Westmorland', Birch Broom, by Idle Boy—Bit-aria, II yrs, lit lOW Pordbaar) I Lord Coventry, Excheynes, b yrs, ert 10Ib.. Adams) I Betting 75 to 40 ow Birch BROOM. Exchequer mach play, Birch Broom at his girth, till within a few lengths of ids port, when Fordham lot out Birch Broom, who won by bat a length. " . A S tipsier= of 30 epee. each, 20 ft., for 2.yr•olde ; mass, net 101 b ; fillies, Bst 81b ; maiden alienation. First Ulf of Abingdon Mile (3 furlongs 215 yard.). (14 subs.) Mr. T. Valentine's Avenel* by Zing Ton—Ylax. fat . (l'. Trench; 1 111r..7.•!in Dawson's Money.sptnner, Bat 1016 ;Custancej 2 Duke of Beaufort's Siberia. gat Blb (Fordhaza) I Oloriette also ram Betting : 13 to 8 apt Repoelle, 9 to 4 eget Siberia, 4to 1 apt Gloriette, sto 1 apt Moneyspinner. The lot lay together to the distance, when Gloriette dropped to the rear, rod Moneyspinner and Reginella getting together, the }Ater woo by half a len g th. Wh en ce ll e d upon, Siberia tree a length behind Moneyspinner, Gloriette three lengths la the rear of Siberia. Meng • 100sove., h ft. First half of Ab.M. (3 fur -813 ;aids.) Mr. J. Graham's Vision, by Windboand—Ds Cankers dan, 2 yrs, Bst . . .. . .. . Mr. J. It. Morris • 81trapnell. 2 yrs,OA ilardbanil 2 Betting :11to10 on Shrepsell. Vision made all the Tingling. and increasing her Led half way up the cords, woo By litres lengths. A HANDICAP Sw2IPIITA2IIII of 10 son. each, h.ft, for T:yr.Wds and upwards. T.Y.C. (5 forloop 140 yards.) al ambit) „Mr. York's Lytham, by Macktlorn—The FrlaMpars dam airs, tist (Losses) 1 Hodaman's Confederate, 3 no, eat nb (Hon* 2 111 r. W. Morris's Antoinette , Irk 7st Sib (Sidi') 3 ' The tollowtog also ran .—Geistroa, Usher, Erythla, Lora, Rs rim Maharajah, and Cohunbine. Batting : 3 to 1 apt Lytham, 7 to 2 apt Comma, 5 to 1 apt Entails, 6to 1 apt Confederate. 10 to 1 apt Antal matte. 100 to 8 each apt Usher and Columbine. 100 to 7 Met Zorn, 25 to 1 apt Maharajah, and 50 to 1 offered apt Baena. After a abort delay(lemma took ap the roan ia& %Rowed closely by Antoiostte, Lytham', and Ooefederate ; ea the far side Regina and Erythia wan wall up, Column line bad 'Coker ban in the contra of the course. Upon smtering the rope', Antoinette (who after gong a quarter el a mile had taken up the ruaning) and Gamma wore beano, and Lytham and Coofederate finished a good race home, the ismer, alter trying to "cat it," miming by a seek . • Am. Marne a bad third. Regina wa a fourth, Gamma, Er7tkik W Zora melt. Maharajah was loft at the post. A SWILErsTAIZO of 30 eon each, h ft, for 2-yr-old Arose, t3et 71b; whirler' extra. T.Y.C. (5 Inflow 140 yore.) (15 subs.) Mr. 2. W. Cameroon Poems, by Newmhastor—MaJobroce. art 1018 'inc. 31b extra? B Orisirhaw) 1 Mr J. Hawley's Howl, bat 71b (Nadkarni lama kothlchlies Amber, Set 10kb (lac. Met) (J. Palm) • t lipeseiitlea ohs; ran. Betting : 13 to 8 agst Amber, 7 to 4 apt Poorer, and 4 to 1 apt Howl. Amber took o p the running, and carried it on to the rope*, where Peenss pawed her. and woo by a length sod a half. A dead heat for second plasm Speculation a bad fourth. THE NEWN•RILIS OMB= HANDICAP. a sweepstakes of 15 mom each, aft, with 100 added from the Town Roes Nod, for 3-yr-olds sod upwards; winners extra ; the solood horse to receive 25 soya oat of the stakes. A.F. (1 mile furlong 73 yards.) (111 subs.) tai Modish's Mayans, by Carel—Moak S yrs 7et ttb (earned 7st MD) (A. Woodbottse , 1 Mr. Tea Mreeek's Idler, 3 Jr.. eat alb (carried IA alb) ;S. Adams) Yr. J. E. Morris's 'Wham, yrs, l'at 9lto carrted 7et 10Ib) (fordhain) S The following also ran :—Suburban, WPM. Moak, unessocier, Pelselpal. Merry Hart, Sarelsronteter, lemon, t by Stockwell— Osebet. llelroce, Pegg Cadestk I by Vottlgenr—Mersey, Drea d& and °Hsu. 2 eget Olivia, 8 to 1 apt Merry Hart, 10 to leach apt Heresy filly, Cadesu, and Peon, 100 to 7 each eget Bantam, Leonora, and Saccherometor, 100 to 6 apt Bababan, 20 to 1 each apt Idler, the Crochet filly. Mel less, and &scams. /Modals made the runnier, followed by t►e Hersey filly and Cadeau, Idler, Peon, and Ilsochus being boalediately rn the rear ; Saoeharoateter on the left and Malham on the right well np. This order wee maiatained to the T.Y.C. post, when Olivia momentarily appeared in frost, but quickly gave way to Beecham, Suburban, Idler. and &Maio, the letter well up on the right. A few lesgtha bass home Bacchus came out and woo in a canter by three lengths ; a head only @operated Idler and Balhain. Saber. lea was fourth, Peon fifth, Merry Hart sixth, Olivia aneotb. and the Heresy filly next. The rear division CAD prised Melrose, Cadges, Saccharometer. and Osseander. TUE C 110032 STAKI of 50 sova. each, 26 ft, for 2-yr.olds ; mita, Bat 10lb ; fillies, Bst 7112; wins's' extra, T.Y.C. (5 furious, 140 yards.) (9 sub.) biro . ovestry's Tennyson, by Stbolbart,—Mael. tel 10lb tb-b; (J. Adams, Ir.o. LATEST Barns°. emsAszwiTca. I to 1 art ThalastrieTom -- I - Baldric (t r) 11 to 1 Cutlets colt (off) 15 to 1 Alabama Ct) f 9 to 1t) 15 to 1 Tattoo (t & off) 10 to 1 Mall Trate (of) 1000 to IS flocculation 31 N 7 Gratitude (off) 1000 to 11 Nina Charming OD to 1 kopeks (off) (o CAMBF 10 to 1 a .7.t Brick it, 16 to 1 Tattoo (1) 1103111 RE. 40 to 1 apt Bitch Broom ;of LUDLOW RACES.—Fmoky. TEIN OARLT PARK HANDICAP Of 5 60,11. each, with 25 added, fur 2-yr-olds and upwards ; WWWWIN eetra ; the rand to save his stake. Five turbos,. W,rthicia, by °MGM di Very—Zustalf, $ yrs, Set Mb (W. While) 1 Giply Girl, 4 yrs, Ant SIT ,inc. 71b extra) (Toiallosos) lapidary. 4 yrs, Set bulb (Pools) 3 Tho totioirlag also ran :—Orpbeae. Oa ra h oun d . and Llttlecotn Betties : 6 to 4 apt Orphism. 5 to 2 art Worthlasa, sod 7te 2 apt Gipsy Girl. Woo by two lengths ; a length be !wale wood and third. Littlsoote was left at the post. Tll3 LUDLOW HANDICAP of 5 DOM each, with 40 added ; winters sutra ; tba 'woad to PTA his stake. About one anikiad rbalf. - pot poo - cil, bi Ilwestamet—Cloalstr, a yra ass ea (1.. YIS se lasa %diva. S yes, M Ulb listliag : 10 to 1 as PeS•possid, wbO wan la a dialer by har laaaSis. Tax musics' Cur (Haadisap)ais sem each, with 25 added, for 3-yr-cld• sad upwards • 'lames extra • allow awes ; the sened to rya his Maks. Anna 000 aide Pony by Tanne—ltscke, ll yrs, Ilat Mb (rayna 1 Wawa& 4 yrs, cat Has L , w. Whits) It norodalo i yrs, M alb . (Islam* II THE EXPAESS, ghTTRDAY EVENIiktIT T OCTOBER -fi64. Betting : 5 to 2 cm Quicksand, and 3 to I agat Pont Wow by two lengths ; Num lengths between sewed and third. THY 00111 POSITION PLATY HtTlBll2 HANDICAP of 5 SOIL e‘ch, 2 ft. with a pies. .1 plsto 'slim SW. added, for 2 -71 . - olds ; simmers aura; the .onoad to sass his stoke. (5 hadloogs.) bWeattiMS, by Do Clare—Mald at tho Ti... ms M 1M losool 1 Wen ally, Wit alb (Bn ond bertso) 2 llolkar, am (Hobson) Tom numb sod llelarmo lam ran. Betttog : Eves oa R 044 illy, 8 to 4 apt Sweetness, sod Bto 1 scot Bolgsawm WO4 by louglik sad a-half ; a bed third. ?Lamm ; 50. Ono mile and thrsolawaiors. Mr. Hubert', Teddy, OM lib Mr. Monad A s Merry Widow, sat ( 4 1:42111 I Mogtha ßoum( : 2 to 1 ow Teddy, who woo is a cantor yfiltosa Tat Hammy EUNDICAP of 3 sows. seoh, with 20 added, for 2-yr-olds sad upwards ; wirusers extra ; the wood to save his stake ; the winner to be sold for 601. Straight half-mile. Imity Maud, b y Prime Mbilsier—Pealeat 014 7et 1111) (Z. Taylor) w. o. TIN WZSTON HANDICAP of 5 son. each, with 40 added, for 3-yr-olds and upwards; whiners cdra; snowmen ' • the second to save his stake. About rose mu, sad • quitte r. The Tyke, by Colsterdale—Fendele's dam, 3 yes, let Sib ariew) I Lemoodrop, S yrs, est elb (IL M (B. 2 5) Betting : 10 to 1 on The Tyke, who was is • *eater by a length. LAW INTELLIGENCE. 8117.1t1178' COURT. (Before F. Gibbons, Req.) SULLIVAN V. YAWL—TN/I COSSINNONSIMS AND MI torsos. This was se actioe brought by the plaisigt, a smart, dein looking young Irish soatormager yang the deten dog, who is a carman, to recovor Its. Id. damages, alleged to hay* been dissained In crensequanoe of defendant over. turning *Login harrow. Plaintiff said—l was is Prinemoireet, in the Oily, • shag time age with my barrow, whisk was full of fruit, and I saw a pelicomaa °Dann towards use. Imovetlz and was going pad an omnibus, *bee defendant palled right down upon me. My fruit was all upset, and I get the value of it. On the part of the deluding a police-offioer who was on duty in Priness.street on the day is question said—l saw the costannamer soviet slowly aloe( in Primes-greet. sad at so as he saw me be harried to get oat of my w ay. doing this he rail against • 'bus, and his fruit Ins upset. His Hoooar—ls It any part of your duty to move cm the coetermosgers in that district ? Officer—Yes, when they are abstracting the therm!. fare. His Honour—Waa the plaintiff obstructing the thorough. fare? Offieer—Not just at that time, because be was just movlag an bet I bad to caution bin • many times. Defendant corroborated the a6ear se to the gnus of the accident, and His Honour asked plaintiff if be bad any wiggles. Plaintiff—No, sir. lam • good catho li c, sod I would not tell • false hood for all the world. His Honour—l am very marry for you, but I sung help you. You bays no @ridges to rebut the testimony of the policeman, and most likely you were hurrying away from him. Plaintiff—Ah, your homer don't know bow we are bunted down by the police at the Mansion- house. His Hoooar—l do sot bat I suppose the police are obliged t o follow glair ar tl ess. I meat find for the defend. not, but shall not allow any oasts. Verdict for the elgoadant. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Wore Kr. Apts.) Jana Rosoto*,4s years of sip, • clerk is Holy Orders, and of superior 'dad:Mina, sarmaiiered is discharge of his hail, to answer • charge of imisesativ swelling George Low ' an dike boy in the service of the London and North Western Railway Company, at the Canidend.owo station. This ours created a deal of interest in oonsequeme *be prisoner being • clergyama d the Church of England. Mr. Taylor prosecuted (iastrneted by the court) ; and Mr. Sleigh defended the primmer, who pleaded not guilty. Evidence in support of the charge having been given, the statement of the prisoner at the police court was reed by Mr. Hodgkinson (the clerk). The primmer, being duly cautioned, said—l had no in tention of assaulting the boy. It was the temptation of the moment which ought to bays been repressed. Mr. Sleigh then replied in ea eloquent and feeling manner for his client. Several witnesses were next examined, amongst them the following :—Mr. West, barrister and magistrate, lieutenant of the county of Essex ; Mr. Hobert Duncan Travers, Tao ; tor of Swung* ; the vicar of St. Fannie, and Mr. Bessett, perpetual mute of St. Mark's. All these withemes had known him for twenty years, and he bore an anblemialied character for morality. Mr. Taylor, for the prosecution, called Mr. Roland Bat► man, of Billows Grange, Staffordshire, who said he had known the prisoner 6009 he (witness) was quite a bey. He and hi two brothers ware under him as pupils. He knew the defendant to be capable of the vomit indecency and the most flagrant immorality. The jury cowshed for about a minute, and retuned a verdict of Guilty. Mr. Payne postponed Bentsen. Mary Adams, 35, described in the calendar as a married woman. was placed at the bar, indicted for steal* a tobacee-box, a sovereign, and other mousys, the property of Jana Henry Hamrick. The prissier pleaded not guilty. James limey Leiria, the prosecutor, was celled end examined. He mid—l am • mariner, living at 26, Charles street, Stepney. Os the Ist instant I was at • public house. I had a sovereign and a half. I took out • sove reign to get choose, arid put my tobacco-box o• • rum cask. The tobao:o-box contained the money. A few minutes after I mimed the box. The prisoner was only • yard from me. When I mimed the box I charged her with stealing it. She said she hid aces so tobecnobox, or anything oi the kind, and did sot know me. The bra pro duced here to-day is my property, and the one I mimed. I had sever seen the prisoner previous to that day. John Travis, police-constable 402 A, said—l received the prisoner in custody from another constable. The prosecutor charged her with stealing a tobacco-box and mosey. She said she had not takes it, and knew nothing about it. I found io the prisoner's pocket the box produoed, oo•taining • sovereign, a half.sovereige, and a shilling. The snooper, whin called upon for her defence, said she picked up the box off the floor, but did not kooirlwhom it belonged to . . . Mr7Payne summed up the evidence, and The jury found bet Guilty, and no previous convictions having been proved against her, Mr. Payne sentenced her to nine calendar months' uu. prieonment, with baud labour. The istisdant defied the latter sessrtice, sod said he always leaked after his wife Ha hod set spent he. s meth is the illi tut ir ee tie boom snared his worship that Elseselit wee right. fibs borer that *aka the lest Nos& tdw prisoner had spent niece th.. bt. in hrtals c aid as slimed he poor sick wife I. he as the Moor owl starve ; WS she must hare does so had sot witness provicted with sourishoest. Por her Mildness to his wife the primer threstaced to do for her, and she was stria be alight inferno her, as his pension wee du* that doy. XL Maude told the prinooie that his ocedsot woe die greoeful is the extreme Be was is the lIIMOPf of • head soma pension., euthenist for has to live with his wife is cow tire comfort sod luxury. But instead of that he in Weary, and left his poor wile without proper sue tecesce, sad sot ern e a rag to sower her. If be persisted is that course he should advise so a Boa to the relieving dhow ot the parish, who w proceed spirit him, sod a portico of his pension would be sequestered for his witie tIIIIIIAODII4OII. The prisoner be did not keep anything from her, and he could not help her being ill. Mr. Maude asked hen how it was that she woe lying la filth if he did sot keep proper comforts from her, which be w•e fully able to provide bet with. It wee • groat pity to see a person, a gentleman by profession, and bold* her Majesty's commiesios as • commander is the navy, in such • disgraceful positioe. He had no doubt be had been • knave aid efficient °Meer, but his conduct towards his poor wife was highly disgratiefuL The priailler expremed his cootritioa for his pastoonduct, and promised to lead • different life for the future. Hie pension was doe that day, and if hie worship would sign hie papers Lod liberate him he promised to purchase his wife *very comfort he could, sad reform altogether. Mr. Moods told him be did oot wish I. deprive him of hie pension said the benefit hie poor wife might derive from it. He therefore signed his oertilicateinad bimetal him, with the understanding tlint he moat briar soma person to become tail for his future oondoet. . . P;i7;:ii : jOWATIZZTy-I.ooking young fallow, was placed at the bar before Mr. Maude , charged with con cealing self in a third-clams carriage on the South Eastern Railway, and refusing to pay the fare from Dover when requested by one of the oompany's servants. Henry Dyne, ticket inspector in ike company's MOW* said that be was on duty at the ticket collect* station at last Croydon. About 9 o'clock on the previous eseshig, en the arrival of the fast train from Dover, one of the Whet collectors came to him, and told him ties a men was we aseled under the seat of one of the third clam arrives and he refused to come act or deliver up his ticket. Wirers proceeded to the compartment in question and sew the prisoner huddled under the seat, and he was compelled to pull him out. When witness demanded his ticket he shammed drunkeonese and refused to satisfy him in any way. Wittier accordingly eget him up to London to be dealt with by hie superior officer. Mr. Maude inquired whether he asked the prisoner for his ticket? Willie= replied that he did, when he said that he bad neither trnket nor money. Henry Haywood, a coostable in the employ of the South Eastern Company, said her was on duty at the hoodoo bridge terminus on the arrival of the train, and as soon as the door was opened the Prisoner rushed out, knocking the turd who had charge of turndown and attempting to escape. Witness, however, seised hold of him, and took him to the stotioo-master's o ffi ce, and as he refu sed to pay the fare he was given into custody. In answer to the chugs the prisoner mid be had been lopping with a family, the father of which undertook to pay for his ticket. He accordiogly got in the carriage, and being drank he got under the seat to be out of the way. die did not know what became of the others. Mr. Drool informed his womhip that hop pickers would sot be allowed to travel in that trio. It was certain the prisms, 0000ealed himself to avoid payment of the fare. Mr. Mande bad no doubt of that, and committed the pri soner to hard labour for 14 days. PROM LIST swam GAZII7b tram or sotiCirCall AND roams PAll9ol7lAlle To as OMMNED AT 011 OFF.CE OF all U asaanaaa. Coon Of aasaaunaT, ausuloa•Waraur.l MANILIORTI. lemma Blows, Caledocian•road, mosey scrivener, to 'creamier Oct. 16, et L TnocAs Hasamy,Aadover-rd..Horaseprd.,earpenter,o6l.llMOL THOMAS Our, Mitckam, bloodier, Oct. 16, at 1 'minuet Cox, Hampton Wick, builder, o ut. 16, Ml. loggia DATzT, UeloorEndiaromittreet. Oct. 16, 10 I DIOM= Stews, Klarts-eoad, Chelsea. bard of-house keeper, Oct. Ili, at 1. Ileummt Ban Cabin, Folkestone, fish dealer. Oct. lk 51 Ceaterorsia vkar, ma. ind.road, Like, Oct. Lk et IL Onor.ai Mirk, Walworth-roal, victualler. Oct. 14, at 11. Cluitaorlin HARDCASTIS AIDISOO. Crosby-hall-chambers. Biskopegate, stoekbroker, Oct. 16, at 11. JANIS CRAWFORD. Highet., Newington Butts, catierat.l3,stl2. JAR= Jarmo*, Holborn-bill, cbeesomocrer, Oct. 13, at 1. Rem &CU, Oroevaeoroottages, Bettlem, com mission Oct. at 1. 1310110EJosta en LWIgtell LS, an-et, Kenn inllton.rd.,bsbr,OctL,at L 16AAC Larr, Ea. thergreetrest Fast, outfitter, Oet et 1. OZOIIOIBOLDSZO, Cockfield, Suffolk, farmer, Oct. 16, at 11. BUIJAKII HYATT, Blacktrisruroad, , Oct 14 at 11. Osman Rawer, Ckown-pl., Mlle End-road, , Oct. 13, 010501 WILLIAM CA/na. Bead and Flower-yard. Hammersmith rood. ccacbbuilder, Oct. 14 at 11. JANE Locrorr, Backna-road. butcher, Oct. 14, at 11. THOMAS BuslHua, Spenceretreet, Islington, journeyman shoe maker, Oct 14, at 12. THOMAS ROOMS& Newport, butcher, Oct. 10, at It. Haar Jong Cox, Biasing:haw LM victualler, Oct. ft at 12. Casiu.ss Dovetail, Coventry, pawnbroker, Oct 14 at U. Joel RICKARDS, Cardiff, shipowner, Oct. 10, at 11. Boma LANE" Wedmore and Bristol, lioniersashire, earn dealer, Oct 10. at 11. JOSEPH CIOLISHIM and Join Wagon, jun., lewstoo, Yorkshire, silk spinners, Oct 10, 50 11. Dram. Mans" Livened/a, Yorkshire, and Madoky, Stafford shire, iron smelter, Oct. 10, at 11. Jour WOODMILD ltuurtms, feeds, ironfonnder, Oct. 10, at 11. Plana Unialoan, Rotherham, Yorkshire, grocer, Oct. la, at U. THOMAS 4lSDaun, Carnarroo, publican, Oct it, at 11. Joggrit Rwinnigron. Crompton, lanoaah , painter, Oct. 11, at 12. MICHAEL Hier. Stacksteads, Lancashire, joiner, Oa. 11, at 12. WILLIAM WATSON, Elton sod Wialaton, Barham, nail maker, Oct 18, at 12. 2011 Orr ItiooozOksfordrilipaine,Doraetah.,tarnaer.Oet Mani/. Commune Roos (XVIII, Uskeard, Cornwall, farm superin tendent. Oct. Mat 12. JOILIMM WILLIAMS, Aston, near Birmingham, late oowkeeper, Oct. 17. at 10. Gnomon Wien, Birmingham, gun stocker. Oct. 11. at 10. OzomigTfionas KAM% Birmingham, portfolio manufacturer, Oct. 17, at 10. THOMAS SWAYER La, Torquay, irosmoceer, Oct. 11, at 12. ritiffiarCk lima, Bieck* Suffolk, tailor, Oct. 12, at a. HERBY HAMSlkleahall, 9tono4k, Wbr, Oct. la, at S. Joan HORT Ckiddingly, Suasez, Ist* lodging-house keeper, Oct. 15, at IL Offozoff POPS G uILICI, Feckenham, Worcestershire, chemist, Oct. 11, at 11. Jong MiScal./r, Haddernfield, painter, Oct 17. at 10. JONAI9AS HALL. Bradford. farmer, Oct. le, at 10. Joan Anwitgl.gr, Little Horton, 1' orkah ,wool dealer, Oct.lB, at 10. JAM Moceroan, Smitten, comm Union agent, Oct 11. at 11. &mt. POIDON. Vueltas; Hants, drawing mentor, Oct. 11, at 11. HART All HOWARD, Manchester, yprov4ien dealer, Oct. 12, at Si. wiurAs LRAM, Manchester, coachman. Oct. 12, at toi. JANIS EMIT. Yarmouth, lak of Wight, hardware dealer, Oct. Jost TAILOR HAIDT, Newark-upon-Trent, painter, Oct. 5, at it %luta* EII[LAXD, Eakriag, Notts. baker, Oct. 12. at 10. ?TAW . it%)ODWAID. Bartou.under-Needwood, ateilardaldre, late butcher, Oct. 15, at 1. Tuottas Laitta, Cheater, brushmakm, Oct 6, at & Joins YZATIMI. Boutliport, Lanamhire, schoolmaster. Oct. 6, at Si. Joax Basiar, St. Cohunb, CoreWsll, OW. Oct. la, at 10. AultilTLAms.lanalngtua,Oloucettersh., ballifLOcilt,st IL. JAW Otiarixo PLCNIIITT. Liverpool, barman, Oct It, at & Jamie JOLLIT, Liverpool, builder's foreman, Oct. 11, at & JOHN Baccarr, York, cabinet maker, Oct. 12, at It. om3aos litarnilws, York, butcher, Oct. 12, at 11. RItCII22 ' , sum, South Kelsey, Limminshire, coal dealer, Oct. 14 at 111. . . Dap= GaAs? Bantams, Manehastar, 1M osPlain In the militia. Oct. 16, at 9i. Jopsysitzma, Irthlingborough, Northamptonshire, shoe mann. factures, Oct. 6, at WILueJI Meat, Yeovil, tomenetshlre, saddler, Oct. 14, at U. THolits YateY, Southampton, watchmaker, Oct. 16, at IL Joke 'ulna Ilschynlleth, llonigumeryshoe, ship carpool" OCL 19.1412. " WrI.LI•11 lumaroan, Witte', Surrey, grocer. Oct 1; at It Munoz SRAM Spalding. Lincolnshire, journeyman watchmaker, Oct. 10, at 10. - Jona WALL ix WATIOn. Cambridge, publican, Oct. 10, at 12. LAST ILIAMINAIION9. Nov. 111 Y. T. West, Great Dovorstreet. Southwark. surgeon in her Mayan 's navy-Nov. W. C. rush, Ltlackman-strtet, New ington. u -Nov. 14. I'. Rooftop. Ifereford__, butcher- Nov. 14. 0. Lear, Aston. Warwickshire-Nov. 14. W. Bradbary, Blotwick Staffordshire, fankeeper-Nov. 1. W. Wnitir, North Meatham, NottOnglianishire, wheelwright-Nov. 7. M. Taylor, Beath. Glaniorgaishint grow-Nov. 3. B. W. Wiles, Littleton and Einioutb, farmer-Nov. i. IL Williams. Llakeard. Cornwall, amayer of metallic oree-Nov. 7. W. Williams, Liver pool, merchaat-Oct. 26. H. Ashworth, Godley-come-Newt" sear Manchester, machine broker-Oct W. J. Robin-on. Stan- Wit, ow Carlisle, cattle dealer -OW 19. J. Bloodies, Leterster, elodunaker-Ock 19. J. keg Wlsakin Magna. Lelosinershist beerhoum keeper-Oct. 20. W. Burgos, iiiiffney,Norfolk, butcher -Oct. U. J. H. Balding, Hastings. 811/011. carparnar - -Nov. 11. C. Hayes. last Amity sad Knownone, Devonshire, farmer- Oct. tr. 1). Smith, Carl isle, Cumberland, tea dealer-Oa. 17. 0. Tenpin, Catbank, Dalton, Cmnberiand, farmer-Oct. 23. 0. C. Woo, Onildford-street, lariat square, merchant- Oct. Li B. Johavos. Manchester, booboos keera i l . e . t. 23. L. Kahn, Monologist, nianufacturer-Oot 211,. Manches ter. general dealer-Oct. 21.0 Chadwick liulme, cheater, late grocer-Oct 17. O. Atkina, Burton-upon-Trent, Stafford shire, browses labourer Oct. 17. T. brown, Barton.under- Needwood, Staffordshire, plumber - Oct. 11. J. Wilkinson, Wren sail, Yorkshire, butcher-Nov. 12.1. Owens, Llansaaasw, Den bighshire. publican-Oct 13. J. dates, Kilareaborough, York shoe, rent agent-AL 14. B. Rogers, Seaworthy, lievoushire, farmer-Oct. 11. J. Aatley, Overtop, Wintabini, innkeeper- Oct. 23. J. Rollaway. Birkenhead, manner-Nov. 16. J. (taunt Boston. Lmoohishire, baker-Oct. 27. J. tkow, DCMCIIMOT, grocer -Oct. 11. J. Keen, OW Rode, Cheshire, oho/maker-oat 26 J. IL Martin, Sawyer, Derbyshire, veierinary surgeon-Oct. 21. W. Denmark. litadtbark LocWite, retail dealer to ialt-Oct IS. W. O. Joy, Bedford. carpenter - Oct. IS. 0. Bywater, Lied tord-Oct. W. J. Linn:malts. Wiefforel. Nctiftufflialuilftro. ...-_.-. lace maker—Oct IS. Y• t, Nottiniltsat. V. C. Smelling:et Nottingham, late shopkeeper—Oct. V. W. Weight, Nottingham, butcher—Not. &J. C. Partridge. I boroegh. liarthemptonthire, boot maantacturer-4M. lamb. Domeier. mei dealer—OM l&Maclean. Cara. wall--04. U. J. J. Gall* Newport Nemeonitakire, corn mer chant CHARGE 07 . PORGERY AGAIRET A MZRCHAJIT. At the Mansion-house, yesterday, Mr. Charles Embro Combine, a native of Denmark, a pampa of gentle. manly appearance, who wee described as a general merchant, carrying on buboes at 47, LimeetreNt °icy, was brought ap in custody of Whitney, one of the City detectives, charged with feloniously utteriag a forged aotisptaase to a bill of a:change for 1884 1.25. Mr. James Lewis, of the firm of Lewis and Lewis, Ely pia", appeared for the proseoutice, and Yr. Meted* the barrister, Wooded for the prisoner. Yr. Lewis, in opening the case for the prosecution, said that he believed he should, in the result, be enabled to sub stantiate spinet the prisoner, not osly the charge of for gery, in 001111410U011 with the bill in question, but also one of conspiracy, with other parties, to defraud the prosecutor. Owing, however, to die rather peculiar einiumstroces of the case, and the fact that Doe of the parties against whom the charge of conspiracy would be preferred, • man named Brooks, who wa g s she drawer of the bill, having abecoaded, and a person named Amy; who w obtained discount for it, being at present in Whitecrom-street prison upon civil process, be did not propose at premed doing more than offer evidence sufficient to justify his lordship in re manding the for • few days, whea he believed he shonld be a to complete both the charges to which he had referred. The facts of the ease were very simple. Is August last Luny", the person he had mentioned, took the bill in question to the prosecutor, Yr. Simplon, a merchant in Lombard-street, and asked him to dimount it, and it was admitted by the defendant that be had so acted with his knowledge. The bill was at one month, and purported to be accepted by W. E. Jansen and Co., a highly respectable firm in Hamburg, and who had formerly had an agency in Loodoe, at No. 28, Great Tower-street, sad it was drawn by Brooks, who was in partnership with Ass s, carrying on business in Queen street, and was made payable at the London and Hindsight= Beak, in Cbeapcide. The prosecutor, believing the acceptance to be genuine, advanced 1401. apes the bill, and when it beam* due it was dishonoured, and it was discovered that the supposed place of business of Jansen sod Co., in Great Tower-street, was shut up. Civil proceedings were at once taken to en ' foram the payment of the bill against the prisoner and Amy', and the former obtained leave to appear and defend the action upon his making an affidavit that be hod only received WU& for the bill from the prosecutor, but it was made • condition that he should pay • certain sum of mosey into court. This was not dose, and • public summons was takes oat before the judge, Mr. Justice Shea who ordered that a sum of 1001. should be paid jogai:oust this day (Friday), and it he failed to do so, do plaintiff was to have judgment. Further inquiries led the prosecutor to believe that this would not be dope, and that he had been defrauded of his money by the joint fraudulent proceedings of the parties, and he had therefore preferred the preterit charge against the pawner. . . . Mr. James Adolphus Simpeou, the prosecutor, who is a member of the Jewish persuasion, was then sworn, sad be stated that he carried on buaimes as a merchant is Three King-oourt, Loinbard•street, and in the Waning of lad August the bill in question was brought to him by Amyl, who asked him to discount it. „__ If,. Metcalfe objected to anything that was said by Amy', in the ahmsco of that person, being given in am deco@ against the prissier. Hr. Lewis said that it was necessary, to make the aim uodentood, that he should do so. Oc a (taunt day Alleys would probably be placed at t h e bar with the primmer, and the evidence would then be clearly arnimible. The promentor wept on to say that neon told him that the bill was socopted b Jansen and C0.,0f Flambe whom he knew to be persons, mid he Wood to dioonat the bill, and gave Mays 1251. at that limo, and two or three days afterwards 151. more. Th• hill was drawn by Simi's. who be believed bad nose gene away, sad it was disho- I neared when it came to maturity. He subsequently am- I mooed civil proceedings against the prisoner and Assn to I recover tam amount of the bill, sad they both made of vita, with a view to bolos allowed to defend the action. The affidavit of the pnaoner was put is, and it appeared to admit that he bad east Amy. with We bill to the prolo cutor, to obtain dloonnt. . . . Mr . . Lewis then proposed to sak the prosecutor with re ference to come other staterneets that had been made by Amy. with regard to the bill at the time it was dlaeount4 bat Mr. Metcalfe objected. The Lord Mayor said it appeared to him that these stage ' mete would not be legally admissible miler Alleys was in custody. Mr. Lewis said that a writ of habeas corpus would be ap. plied for, and Aims would be jointly charged at the most examination, either with conspiracy or with being eon corned in the forgery. In answer to further questions put to the prosecutor he said that he had writtee to Messy. James and Cu, sod bad received • letter from them. 'Weft that they knew nothing of such a bill. It appeared that their home formerly had a Meech in Loodoe, at No. 2E., Greet Tower trzeit,m.tdoot they that .had g me i : e viso it up a ye sos. bad ar. ego, and they o were the premises, and had professed to carry on bagmen is the same of their firm, bat they lied nothing whatever to do with them. Tieprawn tor, io answer to questions put by Mr. Met calfe in cross-ausaination, admitted that he had how* this praioner for three years, and that he fonssrly carried cm busineas in Leacimhall- street as an importer of foreign pods, and be had had badman itraametiom with hint sad bad advanced him mosey on goods. He ales said that bad heard that the prisoner had supplied goods to t h e supposed Brm of Jansen sod Co., of Great Tower-direst, and that he had received this bill in payment for them ; bat he only knew this from the primmer himself, and he said he did not Waive it was true, or alas be should sot have Mks* criminal procadinp against him. The prosecutor thee said, in answer to a quastion pot by Mr. Metcalf et, that he was not • money leader, but his business was to make money out of every respectable transaction that many could be road, out of. (A laugh.) Mr. Lewis said this was all the iridium, be proposed to adduce at present, and he submitted that it was amply mai den% to justify the Lord Mayor in committing the animas: Ifs added that he had no objection to his being admitted to Mr. Metcalfe urged that iu the fast place there witt little if say evidence at all of a forgery being been committed ; and even if then had been, the evidence rather seemed to show that the primmer wee the person who bad been de frauded than that he had anything to do with the forgery. He was instructed that the prisoner bad carried on a re timetable business as a merchant in the City of London for several years, and that the,, was so pretence for preferring the persist charge want him, end be had voluntarily come to the police station, aid given himself up ►o answer it. The Lord Mayor said he could not take upon himself to decide, aid acquit the prisoner, and be should therefore adjourn the inquiry, out the prisoner might be admitted to bail, himself is 1001., and two sureties in the man amount. EIZAETLIMIS CAME or ELOPOIKRT AND ROBBERY.— On Teursday a there, of robbery, which was brought against a man named Jima Dodpoo, of Bull, before a bench of ongistrates at York, proseoted cireumstanote of an exceedingly heartless character. The prosecutor wee a sickly•looking man, named Thomas Bock, who at present resides at 17, Pordandnent, Leeds, bat who, in Jane lest. ' had his home with hie wife end family et Norio', near fitorktoo•coo-Tees. A few months ago, and in an evil boor, whilst at Norton, be took the prisoner into his house es a lodger. Soon after Buck fell ill, sod from certain arena". stances bad to be removed from his borne WU» infirmary at Leeds. From this time Dodpos seems to have occupied hi. sell in an effect to warp the affection of Mn. Bu c k, an d in this be so far succeeded by the latter part of June as to induce her to elope with him. In doing ibis the furniture, linen, fcc., iu the boron were consigned to York in the thine of Dodgeon, sod received sod carriage paid for st that pines by him, sod he and Mrs. Book bad dam cohabited toge th er se manand wife. Tbe intelligence a her beertlan desertion having reached Mr. Buck, be, on his reoovery, sought for and found his faithless spouse residing with his two children in Albert-street, York, and that the house they occupied, end which contained the goods charged with \min been otolos, was rooted by the prisoner, who had sine. bosh ep prehended at Hulls The aim was adjourned to adduce evidence as to the prisoser baring takes an active part in the remora of the goods at Norton. (Advertisement. J HOLLOWAY'S Orienturs. Mona wooed', ulonstkass, mad other dhows awing iho dna an masmannie by tads owing sad hoeing ungneat It has Piled torah the loudest praises iron phone who had suffered Mr nen hoes had Isiet abseesse, oad intone doers Mk, every hops et ewe had kne Nosed any. Noss but than who have W sooilmag den ot °nam inon can tons Inn of rho it bonus, by rostreirdme nensannos sad ahoy tag Whomever this Olabsesl las bora onso and 16 lan he owa worn, sad heasapis bees eigarty so.nit to ao the emend sad sawn tense, ter all sheens' cnonslata la wen** nesamisUsek sad gni NIIP Woe applisellies, props*, amok elms waillsrial robot TER POLICE COURTS. CLERIC ENWELL Mrs. Mary Lockfieid, of Lower Gowen. was charged with as MeL Mary fete, of 103 Whiteerces-street. lir. Lewis appeared on behalf of the defendant. The oomplainiint said that she was sitting in a shop in Leather-lane, when she received • violent blow on the shoulder. She turned roiled and saw the defendant there, and she abused her, and called her vile Saillee. She did not know what the defendant struck her for, but about twelve months ago she bed had MUM woods with her. She should say that the defendant was drink. In answer to Yr. Lewis the witness said that she had Dot lived with bar husband for the Let 10 yens. She should decline to IS7 who she was living with. She bed not lived with five different moo in eight months. Within the past year she had sot oobahited with a me of the name of Smith or Wheeler. She was now living with • man of the name of Conoor. Her husband's name is Toomey. Mrs. Dorseey, of 5, Leather•lane, said she saw the defendant strike the complainant, but it was not a bud blow. c~«t• Mr. Lewis —Are you not separated from your husband? Witnem—l shall not answer you any question. (To the magistrate.) Am I bound to answer that question ? Mr. D'Eysoourt—Not without you please. Witneee—Thou I as tall you I shan't answer that question. . _ _ Mr. Lewis—Now ia it not a fact that you and the com plainant are living with two mm, father and sou Who've—Suppose wa do, what can that have to do with this case ? We are no worm th■o the defendant. Policesergeutt Hama, 5 G, mid he WU called to the Douse, and then the complainant did not my one word about the assault. The only ooroplauit made was that of a disturbance. MrLLewis said his chest was • respectable married mamas, aid this charge had bees only made out of le•liap of spite. Mr. D'Eyacourt at once dismissed the complaint. LAMBETH. Eliza Clement', • smartly-dressed young woman, was brought before Mr. Elliott ou &charge of attempting to pass • counterfeit live shilling piece, at the Black Dos public boom, in Vauxhall-walk. . . . - Mr. George Price, sea to the landlady of the Black Doc, said that Moat nine o'clock oo the night before the pri mmer mane to hi mother's home and asked for • pint of beer, in paymeot for which she tendered • five shilling piece. It looked so much like • good one that he wee about to put it ieto the till wiliest eternising it, when be fortunately placed it in the "detector," red foamed it best. He also tried it with hie teeth and found it quite soft, The primmer mid Ms bed no Miss that it wee bed, and that as she lived nearly opposite she would go Mem sod get other money, red return for the beer. timing some neepioion about her be seet hi pitman to midi her, and in Dearly half an boor afterwards she was broo6t book. Alfred omens,. to Mrs. Price, said that lie - had Mee not by his youag manner to watch the primer, and hal lowed her throe& 'mime turniage to KeoningtOe Marsh, where she joined a sum to whom she spoke, mod they walked together te Ombermill New-road, where they met up a dark tuning. Witmer Him caught bold of the primmer sad held bar till • policeman time up, end gave bee int o eesiody. Polimcoostebie Edward Adams, D3l P, said that, ow re esivieg the primmer from the last witness, she said, " U Fi t ts years' penal servitude for it I'll sot give you my _ _ lit7Elliott laid no doubt the primate was • regular Teaser of hens coin. ••d rueoa•ded bee for the attendance el the Mint odieer. SOUTH IF A RE. Prawn Strong, aseidMliebibbylooting men, a retired eommaader et tlie revel sexy. was brought beton Ms. Maude charged with Miss drunk. monies a distarbiwter, sad thmatesies the lite of he leadlody, at 52, Bt. Aadrerie read, Honemosper-lase Goal. tierseent (Mechem mid dila about seven o'clock on the ppenwv oolong betoneation reached the demiste-sed YdY s ewaYee , that a whew distortions wee taking plass at 52, It Asihreoreed, end ow monodies than lee law the primmer like a lead man, ihreatesies hi peer wife sad every gee sem his. His owedoet Memo me minima@ that he wee compelled to lock him op. As to hie home, ho sever raw a sews ilingeseetel pine* is hi LAI. It was Ilithy is Nee extreme, evident igniter* ee any cesvesdrese et say hied. Mop/roe emesisted slob wits was Wages the lase nia la gaol be somonsw mit a Oh; plus is his ado Yr. Maw& asked what the deimidast wee. _ liTaxima Gal4;sirapliTcl illat1;11;;; - a mind mai 'maks' V berMaiwoira lawy. aa4 I. receipt al a parka 91 Sa Id a4ay; bat w w. always THAIIFIi. Patrick Crawley, a determined Irislimas, with his coat torn in many places, was brought before Mr. Paget, charged with aseaultiog William Hogg. The complainantoi little man, mid he wee a pastry cook. of No. 86, Ratcliffhigtiway. At eight last night (continued the complainant), that there gentleman came into my shop for a halfpenny " tatar." I sold him the " tater," than be eked for a ha'porth of eels. I told him I could oot lath= have • ha'porth ef eels, and with that he made use of foul language, and threatened me. I told him to leave my shop, and he would not, and struck me m the face and scratched Mr. Paget —I see your face is scratched, but that was sot done with the fiat. Witness—No, air, he might have dons it with his open band. He caught me by the neck and pummelled me un mercifully, and would hare strangled me if a policeman had not interfered. John Wilma, 152 K, stated that he toned the prisoner with the complainant's head wider his arm, and he could Dot extricate himself. Mr. Psget—Hie bead was in Chancery. It could net be in a worse position. Wilson—He struck him twice in my preemece. The prisoner, io defence, ss,d be went to Hogg's Atop far his sapper. He commenoed with two eel pies, and devoured them in as instant. There wen only two mouthfuls. He could lure swallowed a hundred of them. Well, be thought to himself be would have a hape .., :z i zi prase, but the pester asked for a In' of eels instead. " We was tad, and he don't make any heporths of * says be, and toald me to leave his @hop. Well then the pastrycook " it" and he " at" the pasty/cook. Mr. Paget—ls the primmer known Wilson—Yes, sir, be is. He was senteued by Mr. Wool rych to sax weeks' imprisonment for assaulting a man with a pair of scissors, and he has mace bees imprimmed for 21 days for assaulting a pollos-constable. The primmer is a hawker. Mr. Pagst—The prisoner ia • very rough. irregular. and disorderly fellow. I seateoce him to 14 days imprisomment and hard labour. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Sim 30. —APPOINTKINTIL —Lieu tenant,— IL F. R. Yorke, to the Achilles ; Beery C. Hama to the Excellent ; W. Moriarty, to the Britensia (addi tional), for service I. command of the Dapper. Asestant-Stirmsoes—J. Parker, to the isbarrakeout ; G. H. Hammel% to the Cambridge. Midshipman—John Philip, to the Victory. Naval Cadet (nominated) — G. A. Smith. PHONOTION.—To be Fine Claw Assistant Esigiame-4. Storks. CHATHAM. Barr. 30. The iron-frigate Achilles, 20,1250-bores power, ' Captain E. W. Vatisattart, is ordered to be ready to take bar departure from this port ars the 14th October, when she will proceed direct to finalised. Most of her orew have already joined, and to-day 100 seamen arrived from the Formidable, 84, flagship at the Non. Ths screw oormitte Cadmus, 21, 400-has power, which has uodergooe a thorough overhaul and repair at this dock yard, will he floated out of dock on Monday, and afterwards placed in the first division of the steam reserve in readiness for immediate commission. She has had the whole at her armament placid on board, and this morniog ►er Arm strong sad oast shot and shell were seat down to ►er from the ordnance wharf. The Mem of the iron-oled frigate Bellerophon was me. meet ally fixed in its place yesterday. Its weight is nearly 30 toes, and in order to allow of the Bellerophon being need as a rain it projects a distance of ten feet from the prow. WOOLWICH, Barr. 30. - _ RIVIZW A/CD SHAM FIGHT.—The available troops in mutates, cemprisiog two batteries of Royal Hone Ar tillery, batteries of Foot Artillery, the Woolwich division ot Royal Marine Light Wintry, and the kb Fusiliers mean bled this morels( to be reviewed by the Ccnimsaillsat Majoe•General Wards, C.B. A complete series of fiald day evolutions, including an attack and defence of the garrison, wee gone through, and the conmaandsat expressed his entire malediction at the manner in which the troops ac quitted themaslves. ROYAL NAVAL Rzeravr..—The following ap poistmeat has been made : —To be sub-lieutemat, George Hoary Dowel/. Tar PRIIIITON Marna.—Yesterday evening the inquest on the body of Mary Barry ens rammed and con cluded. The jury found a verdict of " Wilful murder" simian the buebead of Ma deceased, and he was thereupon oommitrad to take hie toil at the next amine for LOWS thin. FATAL SLEXP WALLlNG.—Yesterday Mr. Payne held as inquiry respecting the death of Carole* Ilea, aged 42 yearn. She was the wife of a tobacco setter, firing at 5. Elamotrest, Bermondsey, who said that she west to bed intoxicated, sad at three &emir the newt morning he mimed her. Be west in march of her sad feared bar lying at the bottom of the stairs amino* awake. The follow lug day she said that while she was asleep she bad fallen down the stairs from the top to the bottom. Her husband did sot knew that she was to the habit of walking about the boom at sight is her sleep. She died oa 'Tuesday from the effects of the fall. The jury returned a verdict of " Accidental death from injuries mound whilst is a state of somnambulism" Tins 1;11MM BANK FAILIIII. —We understand • (.ante- Leeds Mercury) this the wee rai Mee of shareholders state is a further report that, in relief of the debtors to this beak, they bays made &manmade by whirl many of the account§ will be taken up by other beakers, to Lade ; sad in relied of &gallon sad creditors as mormas moreet, they bops in a day or two to somplets amusements whisk will be satisfactory to them. We regret to Imre that Iv* or lit dims, fortunately the of them daisy ea eateries beldame, and principally in the Batley Car and Dewsbury dieteiet, expected top dews. Is some of the seem alluded M. the failure Wes immediate mammies with the of the Leeds Baskin Ooespaay, and is the Mime it is attribu table to the meet stoppage of lone with whisk the parties hear had bodkin. HIM= AID BM/NO= RIIIROMD without midi eine,ramemeisme, or spier b Da law" delicious Moab restertaa IlloniustiAniks 11301. width emu Stli Oars tie east la cam ressikq sal cam the slime* was. Irmo, sod et abrade or meet Mowers. Woe mei aa el 47•PePoto 04.1910.14.• "whoa. ow*, orassactisa. 'esti fistigit s t e r _Pas& to =tm m... 4 tam DICLULMONS OF DITIDX:9.!.I. Joao WILLUX Juno, Westbooroogrove. Paddhagton, and Ora. voo.tomico. Baystraterroad. Ironmonger—lit dirldood ot ts. any Monday, at (lama* lhologhs/141ropt. James 611110/2. Fitzroy-Naar% *tun deal. r—lat divided at et. aid.. any Moodily. at Caaaaa'a. lisalagbaltairoot. WILLIAM EMMY, Ludgate-street. boot manufacturer—ld divi dend of 44 . pf d., any Mooday. at Camases, Battaglia-street. Joni Mummy (separate ',tat!). I , ..attoburtb:tinot. Cat. and at Canaan a Went Maxim Thigpen, &toe e Marine Yee; fanner-I.s dividend of l 9d.. any Woodsy, st inflames, liannikall-st oot. Tiroors LEAMAN HOST Lame; Paiinton, Devonshire. attorney —let dividend of 6 le-led., any Tuesday or Friday, it isricynr, mister Ciudad ZOOM. Theban*, Coruna. draper—further divi dend of afd, any Tuesday or Friday, at Parkins . Looter. liffU.Ltz ADAMS bah, Torquay, Devonedre, bender—Li divi dend al la. 110., say Monday or Friday, a Parirts . , Unser. loam Yoamua9, Meter. brush nuinntsetarer —lst dividend of lc lid., say 7Lasday or Friday, at Pa/gym% lister. Jona cuissrxx Manes Tom, bradford, elect ,a lay orders —4441041 rd a:7d.. soy Torday or Friday, of Porky's*, trek,. Rosin raoar and CO., Liverpool, seed erashare—let dividend of a., any Wednesday, at Tamer's, LiverpoaL DiVIDLNINL _ _ _ . _ _ . . . Nov. I. PW. JansTio, - i: alined', and A. T. De Lisle, Anstintrlars, City. merelomis-Ost. LA IL L WlHlasea, Harden, Herefordshire, farmer-Nov. I. S. Tipp's', au tee, Mon mouthshire, draper - Nov. A L. JOINS, Aberysteith.. Cardigan shire, grocer-Mt IL W. limits and W. West, Hidapton-upoo • drapeni-00l 19. J 111.041ey, illapiton-upos.Hull, brass toonder-OM. In J. °militant.. Klngstottupoollull, commis sion agent Oct 14. W. Herring and T. A. Lindley, Hantiewerth Woodhoem. Yorkshire, mann owners-OM 14. J. C. Aokroyd, Yorkshire, horse dealer-Oct 14. .1. Brownbridge, shef- Oeld, cementation agent -Oct 14. W. T. Amami, Etrbinhead, coal merchant- OM. 14. J. LIM Manger, Carnarvonahlre, victualler --vet. IL Lou Lloyd. Wrexham, lila grocer-Oet. ii. W. [lord. Liverpool, Innkeeper-Oct 10. E.. Liverpool. seed camiter-Oet. 14. J. W. Halide. Liverpocd, ametionsw -Oct. IA W. tkonish. Uverpool. grooar-Oot. il. IL Bmltq, 84. laneashiso, Sour dealer--Oct 10. W. Hardcartle, Hensington. sear Liverpool. tutor-Oct IL Min Beckon, Preston. tronms gsr-Oct. ld. It Haim, Mold. ILLo4Wn, china dealer-OM .1. 014dall, Watts-upon-Deanne, Yo, kshine, auctioneer. CERTIFICATE to be granted, "less cause be shown to the eses. Oct. 21. C. Arnold ti 4. lnuistann-hill, City, wino roarchant. PAIITNIUMILIPB DIBBOLV/t1). . - . . W. H. lasoolryand T. La;onl74, kliTiicheeter, whip mane. lecturers -P. boom and J. A. Howes, Norwich, general pyrtatant -W. Gibbous and 1. Gibbose, Great Maslow, Mac shks, C. iteMk said J. Whisky. Lesematraet Alden; era, O. &woos rd J. Bowman, AstwOk Mills, ease Moil old, Bedfordshire, millers-H. B. Lagoon sad 1. G. Lag. mom, Orem Bt. Helen's, Bisbovega , e, annekaele-J. P. Palmer, W. H. Jones. k. Jeer, J. & 11.1Leight, and Z. North, so it as regards B. north-t'. Mohr and 0. Prams, Birologluco, wire workers-T. C. 8. }Meador and M. W. Kink, Oniet kt. heelers, Bishotagateatrest, ship buskers-W. J. sr and J. Jeers. Nee*, Glamontembire, drapers-Y. &Mason sod T. Kest, Manches ter, merchante-Msry Aini Margaret Chandler sad J. Ilickmak Kemple-market, mot salesmen-P. J. Thomson and IL C. Meas. letiliter-mears, City, ship brokers-J. Orem and Z. Green, Leeds, gas dressers-T. kagley and L H. w atts, Leeds, and Seresowlarre, Vlil-T. Languor and J. Langton. Old Seaml ess,* City. timber merchants- /L Gardner sad J. Y. Gardner, Leeds bridgr, Yorkshire, drapers-1L Stashes and J. A. &tastes, Lincoln, tailors-T. Bosworth sad IL B. liarrhon.ltegentatniet, Middlesex, booksellers-T. beetles, N. B. Mather, sod J. }rather, Bradford, Yorkshire, wo clad spinners, so Mr en re. garde J. leather- LW. Bolting 0 P. Bottle& and!. Baker, mcertogtoe, aeon, drapers, so far as regards J. Beker-11. A. Witham' ardl C. Morgan, motley, Kent, surgeons -J. You sad P. Fez, Litky, Yorkeldre rag merchants-W. lo and 1. &nide, Bentley. Leneseldre, elder oandeeterers-IL Remit and IL Mamie, meekintoek drakes Wile= and C. Wilson, Leeds, wine werthaate-J. It• Lear. sad Oa If. M lA : n r.=rsom and H. Boinces). Glasgow, sad Wstlingeereet, boa dram intamtlectariers-P. Tsseset. M. kaum, L. Pother, A. A. Laird, G. Y. Kemal:, and M. Testiest iezeoutor of M. Teurient, decesset„ so tar sa regards their conned.. with Menne of J. and B. remora, Gkagow, brewers. 1100TCM 1111/01111TBAT10/16. Tommie 111'Neocrode, timeratammel, Partbahlre, Oct. 4, at the Royal George Hotel, Perth. Omura' M'llswierrOle. StaMiday. Perthshire, OM farmer, Oct. 4, at the Royal George Hotel, Perth. Jose MACDONALD, IDNefINOL poem, Oct. 10, at the Caledseles Motel, Amerman Jima AMAberdeen.OS, i tariff, postasslet, Gat. 11. at the Limon Tree Mond, Boma Smarm At Osaiorwica.—Yester day mots* a tabular Weir blow sp selhoemese wombs of II sem Reed sad Oa. Throe of tlio workless weft melded, and the was, wed MOUS al &Friss the triode* d a bed ofsite, oppo likewise sodded tho wig* wed three &Odom o foru ms, who wets sassy as Ms TM begot, which wee we old cme, bed oily booa.eador repels a tem days oboes. CsirsAl. PALLos. Oni Suntan DAY.... ralDalr, Barr. 30. —A.talmises eaymost, 2,308; didle by aims thisle. 1,081; MY. 4.0116. THE REGIBTALTIONIL lIIDDLEMOL Yesterday, Mr. Edmond biales, the barrister appointed to revise the lists of electors in the several parishes, hamlets, sad extraparocbial plaits in the cowl of Middlesex, opened a mart at the new Vestry-hall, h en . croft-road, Mile-end-rood (me of the most convenient rooms for the purpose, by the bye, we ever saw), for the ma'am at the lists for the places comprised in the Mils-road polling district, namely :—All BaiNs, Poplar; St. Ana, Limeheine ; Botolpb, Aldgats ; Si, Imaiszd's, Bromley ; ofGeen re .i.. the-Fart; St. Jobs, Wapping ; Stratford, Bow ; Whit e . chapel ; Mileamd Old-town ; Mlle-end New-town ; St. Pail, Shadwell ; Holy Trinity, Miseries; BAUM ; and th e Tower Wittiest. . _ iamoo if:savema, of 2, Aress•-road, Old Ford, Bow, who claimed for two plots of freehold !sod on the Coneerratire Freehold Lead Stiet r e ads* Osher-row, Bow, wee ob jected to by the kr. Barth produced a draft of the conveyasos, y i d said be bad claimed at tbe ezprees request of Chapman, but there waa so oommusiostio* from him on this nocomoo, Claim ref geed, the decision governing another like mse. There were live ether cease in which either the deals were produced, or the claimants had sent letters, and the claims were allowed. _ . travelling abroad, on the register for moiety of freehold house, 82, Heathetrost, Mile-end town, wee abjured to by 'be liberals. Mr. James mid the notice of objection had been served on the overseer. He bad not attempted the impossible task of serving the notice of objection one roan travelling abroad. The eat of parliament said that in such cams notice on the OVIPTIPOW was snakiest to 'amid the barrister in calling for proof of qualificatioe. Years ago the voter wee objected to, and be appeared and mid he wee unsble to ve • better de. acription of his abode than "travelling a " and the revising barrister held that the vote was good, the Court of Common Plasm confirmed this decision. He bad bees this registered for timely years. There wee sawn to sop. pose that he had parted with his quadratics:. At all events he mobs. after the lapse of such • lengthened period, to show his qualification or give his abode. The Barrister-1 am booed to call upon the voter to prove his qualification. The voter was called bet did not appear, and his name was expanced. The barmier will it on Monday at Radley's Hotel for the revision of the county lists of the City parishes. MARKETS. COTTON.—LiviaroOL,Parr. 30.—The cotton market is still depressed by the gemmed stagastioa of trade in the manufsriaring districts, and by the difficulties still prevail ing in the money market. Some very low sales have been made,and a considerable decline from last week's quotation has generally be.. submitted to, but during the last few days than has been more defidsmos. American °optimise in dammed for export, chiefly to New York, mad to a moderate extent to the trade, bat is freely offered, and has declined fully 0. per lb. Sea Island is in limited requei but maintains lad week's prices. Egyptian is in improved doomed, but I. the early part of the week ausdiried • further &dine of about 2d. per lb. ; duriog the list few days holders have shown more firmness, and price, have reeovered about half of the decline. In Smyrna more Wainer has been done, chiefly induced by a further decline of 2d. to 3d. per lb. In Brazil the recent fall in Bahia awl Hand° has attracted affection, and some eousiderable put. cdsesse have bee. made by speculators and exporter', but prices may be quoted 0. per lb. down ; in Perna= and Ma. radiant the business has been limited. at • decline of id. to ld. For East India there has been • fair inquiry ; but prices 'bow • decline of 0. to Id., with the exception of Scinde sod Bengal, which are comparatively steady, at id. desline. Chia& has been in improved demak and gitotedioes show little ohmage. Speculators have taken duriag the week SAO bales, exporters 9370 base, and the trade 19,250 bales of all kinds. We have Lad • quiet and dull market to-day. The miss are 5,000 bales, of which 2,000 are for export and ice =Lidos. The following are the official quotations : Fair Orleans, 29 a, ; middlin 27 ; fair llobile,2Bi; 21.1 ; fair Uplaad 28; 26i. COTTON GOODS.-3t&scaserza, Bu-r. 30.—The slight improvement oo Tneelay was ouly of • vire temporary character, and the yarn and cloth markets have since mai med to decline. The failures which have take) place, with rummies of en unsatisfactory character respecting others, have almost °eased • anspeneion of business ti-day. A house in this town, which has been spokes of this week past. is said to have given notice to-day that they are M a position to Inset their engsgemeete, and this ben oossider ably relieved the apprehensions prevailing. Amoebic failure bar been spokes of consmed with a Loodos hoer, but it had bees loos saticipeted, and has not caused mash surprise. Is shipping yarns we have had so baler to-day worth semieg, and prices are still in favour of buyers, Daring the week there have bees several attempts at bakers. but the roamers of fresh failures from day to day prevented soy operatiooe magoiteds resulting. la home Made yarn@ the mark et is worm than am Tuesday, both.. to beanies and prams. Prices generally are rather in favour of buyers, and in stems have been spoken of in which masuf sateen have purchased yarns at Aid. below the late beer* pest. Cloth lass eon tiered to droop sines Tuesday, making maansfasterees mare than ever aatioos sellers. The sales mad* to-day have been small, mid at love. pewee. Stocks have bees a good deal cleared out, and the Frowstien for closiog mills am spokes die all direetione. Theisen& of mill operatives have been already throw. oet of work in all the Law am aulsotaring Lowe, aid are applying to Ye guarder of the poor and the relief committees foe rename& further as wards the middle or end of October) it is impeded the wear from the closing of mills will b• mace bewailed. Seek of the Wooers and manufactures as am coming out of order will only corset to coolinne to run where they ma get preespgements. None of them appears wilbag to work to stock ia a time of such movers depreeistios m the present. OORN.—CHELIetrOItD, Bore. 30.—The supply al wheat was much smaller than fot some weeks pep, sod In grins of last week were fully maint•ioed. Whist, red. Mkt to 385., min, 395. ; white, 425. to 44.., extra. 455. Barley • large show, but little demaad. l3oans a moderate supply and rather easier. LINCOLN, Burr. 30.—We have had a good supply of wheat to-day, and prises barely equal to those of lest week. Winn, red, 375. to 395. ; whin, 38s. to db. A large qthatity of barley offering, meek bong of Wino( quality, and prices uncimaged-28a. to 34.. Lrythroot. SIM 30.—We ban had a fair consumptive business in wheat to-day at the full prior of last twin day, sod floe amber has in come instances brought ld. per Natal n 0,.. Flour remain as as Tuesday, or per bang sod seek below last Friday. Indies eon shreds MOM attention. and then bung fewer sellass, buyers have to pay an Ninon of 6d. per quarter co rand yellow di' scripting, sod fully 9.1. on mixed American. Oats sad oatmeal an both the turn lower. No change is other SAW'S. Yarket akar with more firmness. WAgennir, Sarr. 30.—Wheat trade dull ; prices rather lower than es Friday last. Barley steady. BISILII aad sate the tare etweiser. Average for the week iodic( Sept. 28 :—Whast, 1,618 qn.. at 40e. 74d.; barley. 80, at 31s. lid. ; oats, 110, at 21... 10fd. ; beams, 46, at 41e. Bid. 00AL8—L02006,fiat. 30.—gm's Bartley, 17a. Hastings Hartley, 19a. ; Holy weal Mais, 18a. 6d. ; Nor th Felton Oes, 14e. ; Walker Primrose, 14t; West Hartley, 19a. • Wylase, 18a. 61.; Walls End Acorn Cleat 111 a. 9d. Wads Bad Eds., 18a. 9d. ; Eden Maiia 19t ; Walls Ea Beaddylls Ratios, 19e. 611. ; Walk Bad Haswell, 30e. fld.; Walla Zed Helen, 20a. 6d. ; Walk Bad Isi er 19a.; Walla Ed Rastas Hellos, 19a. 3d. ; Ws= South Metre, 20e. 6d. ; Wales Ead Stewart' 90a ; Walla Bird Taostall, 18.. Ild. ; Walla Zed 20a. ; Wall. Bed K 91166, 19.. 3d. ; Walls Bad East pool, 20e. ; alk Bad South Hartlepool, 111 a. 3d.-65196 at market, 60 World, 52. HoznasAN's Tan in choice sad strong, moderato in price, and wholesome to use These advantages Iwo secured for this tea a general pretsrence. It Is sold In packets b) agents.--(Advertisement. BIRTHS, MARRIAGIOS, AND DNATHE4 ISAlRM.—deptember Augustine-rood. Caiudoo• square, Kea H. Barrett. of a daughter. CALDECol7.—September ti, at Clll9baa-CC01116014 Ow wife of E. Calder:oh. of a daughter PAlMlClL—Septaaher 29, NO wife al T. Petrick. of the Loot* Waster-road. at a tow ROGERS.--deptember IS, at Nortaad.terrace, hotting-Up. the wife of L I. 1100.14 Bp.. of a daughter. STANFORD —flepteafter ID, at Lowestoft, the wife of Mr. O. diawkwd, of a deaghter. WATSON.—fiep4akar ge. at liotrawood Villa, Grenville-park ten's.. IDackksslV . Mn. H. Matas, of a daughter. MARRIAGES CHAFLIN—RAWNSLET.—SegtereLer N. at Hattori RATIO. tr i =l Zee. the Lord Maher of lAchdeld. P. Chsttifu. .. Nth Royal Edda. to Marta Sophia. daughter .1 Zee. Z. D. Z. Zatrualey. Teeter of flattop Holsgate. ALION—BUILTON. - September TI. at St. Narplabcce Mud!, by the Ur. W. F. Nothemoie, Jemee Willie, roe of J. W. Mon. Lt Illghlteld flow, Shalleld. to Panay NM. go eau st glitat GC W. & gurSou. Nag., South lima cut* Xe a-park. GODYREY—DISTOM.—SepIeattor TO. at St. Stephen's Cbctrb, Phoebus by the ler J. Jeflcock, the Rev. F. Goan'''. trioar of Washastos. &Wok to Saida. daughter of the tate 1. Moo" bq. , of Port °totem reseed.. DLTHL cAns.—lleptamber 27. stiest Xary Ana. &WO - Wof the late W. J. Cater, am, teed AS. MU Ledo / - 27, at Exeter. 0. it. Cutler, lea., rnet" , seer Devonshire. LONBDA U. -September 17, as 311ortee-read, I.unJton. W. Leeedate, bps, seed 27. 101.1 1 /Z1.1.-Ilegessiber 111. at ltearrequare, henten2n-tavk• Mins Charlotte Kirby Reds4l. -September Dal, et the Danheast. Stief• NI& need It 117111h.--Septsaber V, at Wllethaea-place, Itr7assleseinsein. C. W. Steer, les., agett79. MOM rad /WSW/ ►y art mum Ithis Kau* It lfo• S. Lembardslrasb la Ibe My at Loads* Matt* at Ma =itLombard -Ws* la tha nodes& It whibstriars.— T. mom i. nab. WIES3 ploiling I IMAM err GLI CRT Calm PI U, 17, sok ll= OuNaga. ti am vcry I =WWI ilia NAM pHIL co. for /b -erm Bar at MOW FWD 11. tar BEE )1017Y, a .. 12 Dom_ — Par 001 from Non by the LO: Per trait Fdr mad Co.. 11 Olna rho Air 1:7014ANI et their Lc ILeten. C ajzze r o Yd Uth' Boned, espial 0 apply et tl doe; ce 10111 AN) B No. the DIVIDE! , as eadltio treed In, 11111011/0, a. proprieto 0.000,000 c the hoar BONUS a likewise ' idalment - "T" ts Yn from the 1 Wass ba T $ ST. JOITEET SOWS eat sitcom la ZVKRY , day perk Stall dre area sad Raven ed TN T SLATE the Anlel and gives McM66. co SZLECIII TORE, Mt tt4 Mak Ares, 6d THE PH, GIANT GALLSAI Boob RE. ithpulant YCL(E3 4i li ito - 1 CI t y Office, FORT a. early and; ensuing se Prorpectus Mali ted). ilde. FIEL 'AI CncnieiT, at the Wel Wee may t rrouE .a. Beat son and *.ALTDOI Wiafieitingl and itritab Freaklaa t ceded by It delkacy Bold by ebetabda a beware of _ _ = ,- taiid;;. T EE ' sad Wads of At Addle Cos bat toms Adds& As Ash aad 1 ■ E ~~ i