The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-22 00:00:00

SPORTING. AMINO AT MANCHESTER.—FaIDST. CAIIBRIDOII3IIIRII ISTAKEI3, if to opt Artier (t) b Borg (AO 10 M bank 16Nols (4111) 11 M MoAsisl (t) 100 Potts (t) 100 to Aatiro (t) 100 to On Lab Aka (t) 23 to us (t) 23 to Basadlria (t) b r— Ambush (t) 06 to libbowo (t) .13 to bib Spiv (t) NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. fl..esnrb indica* was.. St Newmarket. W. bave sot prethad them la the seam at lb. harm aigapa la las emery &aka% sad la the Tn. Ilarallsops. ONDAT. .......... A 11 i spices rum of 40 • sans" for 3y -side sod ity wards. 1i5t...,. 3 sows. Corairldessides Comm A MA !DAN PL.. et 40 som., Mr 0- lot ;lb, mu. sad esidbip. Om llb. The wimerteZ 08C Mir sows. if demeaded, tc.„ IS amend le he mid kr 200 mows.. Wooed 71b. Lot awn hiriceis of A.Y. A Ih:4ND AP Ow es of 23 sews. sacii, foe 3- yrolds see ispeseds. 31.21. Tb... who did.,. forfeit by isa O. Ist' the mates Mims main to poly ..IT 10 Dora The 10 ems. I, if ;boy mama is Kt, see to lone ea lairs stem , If ha, te te divided Mimosa the bet sad woad arms is the resedelalwa These le rommis la, et so not he Ohs 23ses. Make,. bet If the Ilieldee mesa! le SOL, lb. Ihrliet elms b to hs ma, abort awn is a red kw the 23 sew. Mass we ace diessic yr-okle, A Ow a some aas of II sews. meth, Ise 3- 7st 61b , bu r , an ill, Me, Ilse Üb; az or let 10Ib; the Mower to be Nell toe GO sews., if &a D.X. • 01/11111.TADIS Olt 10 am orb ; be yr4Nik Tot glb ; you, So gib . So or work ga gig; obit row to lo rid fro 300 sows. If dworK bo: Indy Naas Otasee. A Ow town!' as of 10 row sok be!-Trey ..Ira Id r i t..= lei kb , the wrote la be MI be IS, or. g Ai. Alt bob of •b.M. A *PI LINO HANDICAP Of 10 SINN lINA, Ilf 31746 I 111. emelt., te be wad be IN roe. If diamoodolk 026 JILL Tea Carman flu. to of N too rob, * k 0112-P -obis . wily Le ?lb; lir ba glb; tho row ot s *book oroparos rat Wore to *any Ilk of tot orb .iris 10 rot : the afro" of soy ober roopartre olairdkowo, 11- ehollagre roaroowallaotbratta herb= to taw 111 oar goo **Toni stir Lora ia. (41 11 = •rli e by thorlimilt —Bribery. •Ibasiorbols mi .. ...... • feaps k olr *Tr Loanalark •Itis seas do Dearmt, oo 0 t gorpro— UM II 01111118110, *a by Soo braes _ _ Glow, hariAL:llist ot tot. .f y Othob—Nor • * to edasoless. 'Mates, l ieb Orbolo, Igo Vby bow— Wmas (Illb mire Lady T 0. .. (34 sa l- al Abukir. Or is Itilobew ostro), (Mb saws 1111assanal, llNAkettaa, *lt fa s , i .nakm by cora oat of Irk no Meld et 1/pagoo (Mb mire), of (311 WM), • *Anglrs, * Alms (Mb Wm). .1111111. 30160•Vsztrah 'Wes %maw . by C.ohrer-16. Sybofo dos, Tully, lratoyarot (ft snob Hat Warm bald). gbow (gad), Battarra (lb oatro—yab ) , atoor W 4 gtontootra 111*. Kook 000. I/1k id 71b oak no to 11l loot— • 34 1. • gadark norm. (by Woe Arteala—Prow lkia. Ml* ftbsigetabro—gbrlas, l by Tollicao— gunk Mill. ft—Lied Dabrs be by West Animism ...Test de Taw. 714. ipt Lord Oburgeue• Iby Wed giammisia-111rmni Polk fw 4lb. T.Y.C. . Blame, Mk 13.—Lerl Glasgow's Tazoglillis.ll4 Ufib, SW Tea Dosides *Tibor, Tw 216. I. sawn. SOO, li • Asian* it TUN opt Lad eirstbuowie •Meersirile, .t 611 n. D.M. ye's. 100 —Mr. T. Camay's Tam Blow, se3 Dais o Chartoplia (dead), bah 3 p-.M., Tllemel. Il:trr. 100. It 11.—Lau4 w. roeloWs • Vialatlas, MO ilk .1.1 Lord (Movi. • f b 7 Urbane% seta Ibuserlids. Sib T Y.C. MAT. 0, 200, b ft.—Mr. Lorki• • otimins,l.l Ib,_ l o oo Kr. IF. Makatea' s • Ade la, Oil &b. lint UM Ab. lITAIDAT. A BWIRIATAILII• of 10 ammo* kw 3i2-2012. 7211(01; tour, Bda 41b, Nye awl oposies. Oa Mb. no vim" le be sold Kw OS ese s, Ild•mismild. Is Less bolt se /MK. Ties C•111111111)041b1111 hi d 111 sims. 10 0. sad ashy 6 Ildaderal, as, will IN Mild. Co rOb Cans. (110 W. 11l et elina pc I ism 22210 Asi Alb , - 1 ! 9 k ini riA . 164 . ....... A r 1 14 - ! . . 4 MP Ile iiiiiliii. umb. ......... ...... 1 u •••••• • • 4114 6"1 114 4.... 4 1 114 2.' Tanienosiat 1.144444.. ...... 4 *Lord 11.416i1 . 3 . 114•11111 61141111 . • 3 4.01 3 The irrmierl i-sa 1 I 6 :4444 L ,444, •M t °66-4.1 •9+,,• t Oa YWr aj 1 Imre& . .. I • IN 1L..1.4 , 4 0 %11. 7.,.. a.......... 1 a th. .77:0. 'Sat el dm Ira i piling ma IN WIN 4 al Ana ..... i 44.4,4414 bate 4 c14.14r10r Oa 'rib ail ...... %Mk arear b itaili'Sia: 3 nal RAI 4 Ilzumerr 3 •14/••••■ 3 111= 01114,0111 04.14 hasse) 3 g 6. A .? : 4 ; `a !l ee d iessa l D ami l ier . r• •• - - • ****** .. u m ....... .. .. .. .. • e gr .d tUrali.: E i. ....... •Xasore ...... .... 1 *emir a =ty Om 113 s3l 1 •Aimira A 713 iw 1 I s bp i i. ji .. .• • 219 - 7Wlig ; 1 Sow Dew* slimadoeur .... . • •re• Oiriiiii • • • •••• • ..••••••••••Ifiia - ::::: • tars . .. • b .0.••••••••:1/1•iii:j I. PS f= mme . .... ff , I * i t= •Da . • — II ii loyse• ...... I n $2: . ....... • 51 w+a 0 11 .Iftraeruss .... .. II ll ! Ma &wow - - Oretneot. Ilstireo &roam of 6 •011. 0141. with 26 ailed. for 2-jr-olt gab. 24 Mb, and 211i.e &t 131 b. TM Maier In be gold tor Mimeo; Unbend to le mld for 206:., allowed 6111. fur 1401., 10Ib. , U for 1001., 161 b. ;if fix 601., 211 b. Lest ballet •b. Y. % Pot:eve, for 2-yr-olds amnia: 6el; three, 7el Mb.; four, bet tab; Gee. au, aad aged, to 2:b. The WIDOW with his earesemeeds to be sold for WO raiser, if demobbed, it. I.mt ihree miles of U.C. Maumee, 3 son. • SWeee.lAlts of 10 •O'fil. each; yr-olde, 7.t 101 b; Sot 416 ; eve sad upwards, 8,11 61b. TM viewer to to auld 6,v abeam- if ommaded. Limt ball et Ab. M. .4 AU' NEIVTIIIIIJi 61 iOiOTI. Mei ; foci-Tr:4T; 7.t.710.; Cnir, h,. Mb.; Illat.ad wards. SA 131 b. Ti. .Ines in b. *Ad for 2011 mom. if demonited, Ste. Criterion Cowes. A LUNG MANI/Wit SIIIIMAIZX of 16 earn oerh„ 10 it ,L. 3.yr -ofde sad apaan... Ihe maser to be old ior VO:oto.. lideinanded, to, MA, H ‘31.11. AP 6WltilrfAio at 16 Ma, 10 ft., for two abet 3-Ir-oldi. T.T.C. Firry Pot woe; 78.1116; few, 861 Mt; ewe sal upward*, lit 1 ; olleas ltairtiaao 3 move. B.M . • Putt II tAntr•P lhazaiat2o ems. 'rich, li rt. T.Y.C. A to be iselised as lhatty ta the M.. km item. Ass el lb 1 1 a t sormsos. a r r,1444 Zoo ..... 4 4 =VS= - .... 4 4 4 F .. .. 7 • r4s ~ . 444 . S 7 1 1 . 1 3 7re cisme A 7 • 4 44 J a r . .... 1 4S . . II .4440.4 Mee. .. a 4 ire 44.444 1 7 1 11wT•4144 .. . 3 4 4 4 r.j.,.... ... • 1 11.... z. ........ 1 • Aan.74 lbw. 4 •-.A., i • ____ .. . 47, maul J iel • 417/r ; 1 .1 I/skau• i 111 "7' . : 1: A aasaai: :: 4 II I 2 U 1111048... /Jowl MA. 01:.li laBOO ..... ~.. pm. MIMMINFIL pa aIpIONNIII. i lh 3 41 I it . ..... ....... Mse s • 3 le • • t • / ! 4 I a i a 11 / 3 I • I 14 is a Man" 11111. b IN.—Dsbe elf B. I..ed's Oftembi. 3 yri, Iksi N. are lewd rliesnre. e by Al.,,ra drib Se.esed, 2 in. Gut 9:b. LI.I al Ab. .1:" -- lirrt ravine ; y r 7.5 , • ; 13 Cur, 3.t Sri Illb; oft rid sod, lot 124; iridsaa 71b, J. winos. if Os now& Flaw ea Tosiday. R.M., w e...n7 r.ll mar.. latrines 3 p.m AL_ _ _ 01.;t0i.% 16 it Ling 7114601. ; ler 3-yeroblo. SA; MM,. 9... rye, 11.• Sib; Eh se 1 seed, 9.t 71b. Tbo Corm Ili L. ...11 *or :00 tom; if totteret to b. gold for 2504 onetired fib; If One Su., 61b; if far UPI. 14lb ; If for SOL. 211 b. katrootie 3.0... Csetooliirobiro &ekes Como. • Pt SWEPT lOW PLAIN tar 2.yrnida, 7.1; sal 121 b. TM groove to be .oid lot US rArs Or ofinikel, at% T.T.C. t Itocrob.n. cab wily mile ouch bongo so olie Moir n.e proierty. Sub•cribrra 1 .or., sad abb. ifibetvamo $ eon. sweat , r. Of 10 rmr.. ..el; Irg 3 .eM., TAM sier, ist 1111; Ire mai upwiard.. :14 ?lA. The •iatwr 10 8•14 Off US 5...., it desuwd..l, kc. T.T C. ♦ SWZIONSTA V, of 10 ocoo . • web; 102-7,4111: .111% M fad law, Rot 411.. The root+ to be MI kr 76 11111.1. Of Illooiehl, it.. Flys Ulf M. • si&&s ILLIbICI P Swair,raicsa 15 syn. seek •_Me - TILE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 22, 10 fr, for lir-die sod ward& Th• whoa to lot sold he 100 sem, if domagol. Ito. ILK. • Bernie/MO of 10 sm. fah, for S'oido. 7 81 7 1 b 1 tear, SA 46 Om ; sod spew* err 16.1'L whew to be lola he 40 Ina. 114hoorded, do. T.Y.C. • 1.111111.T•111 d 10 ••••• etch; tor 21r-oids, 7.1; throo. Olt 7111; teak ht 126; tl•• sod aperleda, 9.1 Ilb. Zv elow b Moll he 260 Kee., domoh• to. __ Wei MAI. _ _ •4111107 CA? itiripflTAKlBol 16 WI, 11111* 10 N for 91.4•18. First MI/ of AAA'. • SWITPITAiI• of II am sub, li ft; for 2-yr-old colts, SPI nb • sad Ulu, &ink NM yyef is the July, Chow -IW, Solana, Cherwell, of 114akes. • wMair of MS so's. or iopwstile to oury Mb sa. D.M. (7181. •npasarbrit (Mb *2). %LI by Barbacar, EMI by the rea—Mb Whir, ch f lady Truism gib la), , lik•••••• rupiah Visalia,* is ea). SI • laza Ilawatcar Illwaserrms 3lllana., AIL A akar eta kaillop sbn Out 19, at 9 am., rib Gam Last WI a JUL Need dr ligboa ti g awariag he vadat It TA, it Abe mad i• that ad II attars la is bs ea a Won Mas =t, a it aairl=rtaaaa. P w4 , = kt. , ... .... ... .„„..; . ::::: .. :::::: illlifiiii:::: :::: :: .. . . .. ...... .... - . ..... .. - .... - ..... tria .. ... . Viiii iiiiiiii luso ...... -.......... ------ ? " 16. ...:::: ** EEHEE r.. ...„4„ .. ..1 .. ..,..7 . 7 . ...7.:... ............. wakiL -. ... .. .. .. Nye , =IN ... - t...... ...... 1. - _ ..„ ........ ...... „.. ..... ........ .-.. ... ..... ...... „ .--- no. ...... ..... .. • rase Lainnerr tal A.P. /Aim a g t i ling. Tr. ....... ...... 4 ...... so ta ys im a=t ig iL sa Lsit eve •-•-••• C6l7Zigi".:: tr. ~;; I I SF. " * .... 6 ";:::::: t o 1 ......:...: * ....7.: , Morila .. ........ ... & aw g! 1 $ 1 $ 4TCN, 2,000, lk L Ist Dle, apt Yr. WWI alb. MAW.. KO. 100 ft.—Kt. 801000's Von Strom, Bat 81b, lawH,. Alesatke• • Titan, ilea 41b. T Y.C. MATCH, SOO, 200 ft.—ldr. T. Robinson's • Aurora, Bst art Lord Derby's sitar to Tszophtlita Bst 21b. T.Y.C. flarcr, 300, 200 ft.—Lord Derby a. •o by Flying Mitch am% sot Caalwaa. Sat 711 t, apt Mr. E. Rotioattea • Lealham, slaw Maio, est 41b. T.T C. MATCSI, 100, B.—lhema Iflvirees • Mies Catb, 6 pre, IA apt Mr. H. 8. Tlisopaa'a • Olenbuck, 3 yrs, Tit 416. TALE. Norm 160, 60 (1.-12 r. F. Robinson's • Apollo, Lit Titt, wit ass Dias of Baby r a • liarry , Bat 61b. First Half af Ab. 11. 'r. P. Rob '/ *Lobos* IlLorzial, hit 41b. both 3-yr- ea Tib; far, Oat 121 b ; ere and upwards, Pit ; the whiner to to sold for 26 *ova., it demanded, its. Last half of Ab.M. A llernrseeise of 10 soot ea& to 2-yr-olds, Got 71b ; three, Olt 711; lour, oet ; AV e end upward., 9st 41b; the wiser is be rid for 200 roes. if elesealed, &o. ; If entered Is be sal lat 100 errs., allowed 71R T.Y.C. • OWSO7OTAIIII et 10 ewe. art; lit 7.t 911; fees, ht 711; See, Set 1211; oh eel aged, 9st. The winner to he sold ix 120 ern. If dmeeool, Ira S.M. A BlittxoliaxotoAr bumsTausOflS ton. tub, 6 it tltelotoi by tin o'clock dr mob( bibro moon ; WI-yr-obi sod arm& ; ILc whom to Ito sold for 120 sow. abomorlod, ikA ; Aron to moat la, or no ram A.lll _ _ _ ♦ ilsrancrs asszmAdxs of 13 soya each, 10 ft ; for 2-yr olds. R.Y. ♦ BIINIPSTALIS of 10 OIVA. OSOli ; for two-yr-old colts, est 7111; sod 1111.., Bst 411) ; Mom to Ls soil for 40 eon. If riessmaad, &c. First bat of Ab.U. A HANDICAP Ihriampids of 15 sots. mak 10 ft ; for tbrarryr-olds sad upwards. A.F. Marod 1,000, NO ft—Mr. W. B . B. Crsefenrs 'Minton sgst Mr. A. T. INIONkj Lofton; flat 71b each. T.Y.C. Itasca, 100, It ft—Das of isdissra •Alisros, Bst 71b, spot Mr. Almwaftses Tladambott, 41b. T.T.C. MAPCO, 1100, 100; ft—Mr. bottos's Marrit-Arms, 86t 10116, spt Mr. Wm seidarls •tybdrs, flat 41b. T.Y.C. (Ns day ed.) HATO'. 380, ha—Lord Al la •Csadds apt Mr. F. Robiassd's Ameba, 71b mmentlosak T.Y.C. Macs, 300, HO ft—Mr. P. Roblaant's Antos.* Bot 71b, marina 7i soya. ft tram Lord Ltsoolat'a indffarsam, Bst 41b, T.Y.C. The listreacee kr the PION, owl Nceofsatiorto for the swim& Boadfcepe end Bereeptekee ere to be mule by six d'elle ui the a =te before mato( teepeettroly, whore Dot othorerlet sod the welote ke tbe auttlieepe will be pub by elm o'elnok .vest.;. lAILWkT AISAMOOIIIIIII. The Eaters Cantle Railway Compaq have mad= =meet that ma modes to the etemslesce tore Spacial saes rue os tat plecfp3 nee daps, and for the campsite of hams a peat May of teas hen be.. reserrad. Pal perticelsre say be aaartalesd cs rideracce to the &dna:Seam htcaothor oases. __--- Tv " *popish " will es seed be trader the asesspaisst of Mr. Sprawl*, eh* osrehal seperlsteadest of tbs Ilse. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Limit Donut. Mundiy,Croorleed Abbey; Wadmosday,Javerae Mora; IFriday, TbaleArydlown—as kelt-peat 10. F.B.H. (Mr. W. Wlftionmea), Tooday, Trothalge Bridge; Lila lat-goet 10. f Wight, spy ,, NM Afton Goma ; Friday, Bleck water fteidge—el hiolt-peat 10. Mr. LortiPlintea, Monday, Bash ; Thursday, Norchard Gote—et hollinsit 10. Lord Polthearea, Tltursday, Poltimore Park ; Saturday, Ne• las, Wlimpb—st 11. West fit, Troia , WWiton, Friday, Bird's Combo, Sydeshem—ed baltput 10. Mr. ?mammy's, Torsdey, Melly ; Saturday, Loughter Mill—at hail-peat 10. Mr. Oreafers, Tmoday, erratasy — Hoots—at half•past 10. Hammon (Ca Lydda), Tansy, Bad Wharf eras; Friday, Liando Ikeed—as 11. BANQUET TO THZ 7,.T . F ZIOILLANDAM AT I On Tumidity eftessesa the spirited little roya l burgh of Nairn entertened the gslhat 78th Highlanders— • officers mod oesn-40s a Meagre le beams of their levels deeds In DA* and se • welcome le Asir rove land. This 78t b. on monde. Ragland, wen net te Fort George, width may be said to be within eight of the district when the regi ment was raised erlginelly by the &Worth family, end hence their title of the .11oneriddre Inds." Nairn had new be fore mode men exertion few a gala day, and the memos sad 1 liberality whin dietingelehed the wand, was in wren way worthy of the onesion. The 4,000 inhabitant' el the town seemed Enabled by the numbers which Socked her every gout. to wthe heroes of Lucknow. inverse's, Elen,and I , owes sent their citizen, and the contr es were not behind. • hand In their enthusiaetn. The regiment, under the imme diate cosuresed of Colin Campbell Mecintyre, and In officers and rasa about 700 strong, arrived from Fort George, distant erne miles from Nairn, by a special train about one o'clock, and were received at the strain, when on imposing triumphal arch was erected, by an immense ow arum of people, who cheered the gallant fellows most orphosiattiallty. Here they were met by the Provost, Lieutenant-Colossi Findley, and gentlemen of the Town • Council, Haying formed into marching order they pro ceeded along the High - street, the tins bead of t he regiment, I thirty-seven in numbe r , playing appropriete airs, such as " Auld I " " Home sweet e," " The old folks 'at home," fie,, Etc. Crowds Used the streets, and the windows sing the route wen folly occupied by Miss, who joined heartily in the manifeetaunns et Telmer by waving their handkerchiefs as the regiment pared. Flags were profuse also, and numerous besinwele waving from floral arches thrown acmes the en trance le the wins streets enumerated the many contests in which the 78th had borne an honourable share, On sr riving at the point recognised se the entrance to the burgh. royal, a halt was called, and the Provost, in a pointed and spirited address in the nano of the Town Conned, presented Lieutenant - Col onel Mseletyre within freedom of the burgh, as a slight recognition of h,e own gallantry and the devotion and heroism of his noble regiment during the late revolt in India. The Provost, in concluding his address, reworked with animation that he had the greeter pleasure in fulfilling this gratifying duty from the feet that he had been a soldier himself, and that his fan. had enjoyed the honour of car rying the colours of the 78th at the victorious battle of Maids. Amid the united cheers of spectators and regiment, the Provost then shook heeds with the new citizen, and wel comed him to the harsh. Lient.-Colonal Macirrrene having ndurned thanks in an asproprista addreor, the march woo resumed, and the whole procession proceeded to a large marquee which had been erected on the Links. About 1,000 were present at the ban quet. Of the 700 soldiers present, about 400 had been with tae regiment in India, and of these 100 bad stood the brunt of the whole mutiny, from the first march under General Havelock till the relief of Lucknow. Mr. BILODII of Brodie occupied the chair, supported by, ensmaget other gentlemen, the Proroats of Nairn, Elgin, and Forme, the Town-Clerk of Nairn, Mt. A. Davidson, Colonel Macintyre, the Rey. Mr. Burns, parish minister &c. Amongst other noblemen end gentlemen present were H.R.H. Prince Edward of Sexe-Wiirnar. Lord Ale:seder Gordon Lennox, Lord Bingham, General Slitriff, Captains Akxander and William Gordon, Indian Army; Mr. Fraser of Brachia; Mr. Stables. Cawdor Castle; Sir A. P. Gordon Cumming, Bert., of Altyre, Mc. A ausiderable number of ladies also honoured the banquet (including more than one who had @bared the fortunes of the 71kti In India). In the vii laity of t chair men were the Doreen of Richmond, the Princess of Sage- WINTRAr, Lady Cowie Gordan Lennox, Mrs. Brodie of Brodie, Mrs. General Shorn; Mn. Colonel Macietyre, Mrs. Gordon of Lechdbu, Mrs. Crewmen, Mrs. Forbes of Cul loden. Mrs, Great of Stables, Lody Glenworth, Lady Gordon Cumming wad fesiliy, to. Yeap ehernoon the men were to be entertained at s banquet et Inure-+• sad to-day a grand ball cosies on at the miss gime is homer of the ounsmander and officers. SuocKma Acci DUCT TO A POACIIER.—On Tumidity, Theresa Sharpies, one of • party of four young gra proceeding from Pemberton to Winstanley for the pur pose. m It is undo stood, of poaching, met with a very moues accident, which is Moos certain to here a fatal termination. Ons of the party carried a gun, sad when nem the Arches of Pemberton two of the nen began to remove tbs harml from the Mock. Sharpies standing about a card away. By troMe means the nominee wee caught, and the gun went off, the cheep of shot striking Sheryl,: aide, chattering hi. hip bone end inflicting frightful wounds in his mono& Mr. Leyland, eurgson, of Wolin, and Mr. klulyeuuz. of Ur hotrod, bold out no Depot of hie recovery. The men in whine company he was at the time hay. been ordered to be apprehended. TIIE STRIKE IN TOE BUILDING TRADr.—A well known and (*teemed firm, the Merge. Lucm, love recently drawn oat sad auhutitted to their own men a statement Of what the labour in some of their works bee cost them. They have shown, for enmity's, by the ammo( each bricklayer and labourer, the tuns they were copped, and the waged laud, that the labour to the briekwork at Woolwich Lea cord them U. 13s. is net. Not long ago such work was dune fur 21. a rod, and tondo present orewastancee the utmost cent atteadd be 21, 10s. No ambit, et, in cheating a builder's sceount, would allow him more. The malt, there fore, to the lentidee is obvious. We have already mentioned the failure of the attempted mediation of Mr. Aytten. We cannot compliment the honourable netUtirt on the ability he diselaytd In the trebrariion. If e Mated the premiers, and put en ens side • mein point in the dialed/. Ile says, In his letter to the mastery of the A...- choirs of Builders The Aseuriation of Mutter Builders some time ago determined to dismiss all their acrktuen who would not accept e declaration, then f. r the Bret time ten dered. The workmen regard, d this aa an adieu. doeuuteet, which In terms required them to forego their [real riebrs, end which was in other nsperte ohj-ctienable. They refused to accede to It: whereepon .hey were deprived of employ, sad thrown upon the benevolente W the workmen of Beglend for support' " and be declined In any way to kited.» as to the withdtswal el the strike at Memo. Trullope's. Now, as every ono blows bet Mr. Ai Soil, the mutes Dodders dld nothing of the kind. A strike wan declared at one of the establieh meets, Messrs. Trollepia, and the rest of the meters. knew leg perfectly well that It would Le successful if the Messrs. Trollops wen usaided, sad that, If nucceseful, they would each be dealt with le their tern, corer all their slope, and refused to open them until Messrs. Trollops were again at work. The declaration wee en after trotter. The strike at Morn. Trollop's has sot been withdrawn to this day. How Kr. Ayrtcm, than, maid imagine that the issetere would ester into say ariesseatent which did not imbeds Ws pleat to beyond the esesprebensiest of commomeraine men. If the sffeire at the Patsy are managed by such legislators, the Lard ham mercy upon peer old England. A proposition Is, w• bane, ea bet her the establishment of a benefit society, which will crelnilitand itself in a retawkehle manner to work men. Hoene clean are being =timed foe non-society wan Rata Intelligent& COURT OF BANBRUPTCT.—Ocr. 21. (More Mr. Canarinkaast Fisk) lit RS DIAT.-••ADJUDICATIOX. Adjudication Inbeakr• pterywes --- mede ---- sgehtst William _DM. leathern Implement maker and dealer, of Farning lane 11 Kee" MSd fourely carrying an helium at Adelaide ellLcadon-bridge, ender the Its of " Dray end ' The ere edema" emea Ibe court under the lalaintesset dames; bat the pennant's prepoen not being Istil=the matter was now awned into haakruptcy. The an sealed et 11,0001. ; the mete ahowe (ma nkind& Mr. 01111/1•11 Is the *Metal soignee ; and Mows. Lankier* end Beekwood are the Nachos undo the bank y. IN 11 BAIIACIL--TBl lINION AND TRAYALoAs SOrat.e. The JUIN Barrack, had kept the Union and I Trafalger blm =l7=c i street and Spring-gardens. This Wm the catilleele . He owes to unsecured creditors 8,0961.; armee between 7 end 8001. Mr. C. B. Leafs, far the assignees, stated that neither they nor soy creditor wood. Fora number of you, the beak rapt bed hew prepriator of the Union and Trafalgar hotels; altogether he had boa in badmen for thirty-four pan. Of late yore he bad carried on the bagasse coder the control of the creditors. Unfortunately ha owed a large amount, end had little to meet it—about 8001. or 9001. assume 4,9001. Since he ONlalliced business at the Weat-end twenty-five clubs bad been established, besides several large restaurants, Including 81. James's Hall; so that gentleman from Inland end other parte, who formerly stayed at the hotel, now merely drove up and egad to wash their hands, going elsewhere to dine. The Commandants—The wooer be washed his bands of such customers the better. (Laughter.) Mr. Lewis said that the business bad been gradually falling off, without any fault on the part of the bankrupt. AU the creditors ware favourable, and ow no objection to; his having a nomad oleo certificate. The Commissioner—The one is one in which I think the bankrupt is fairly entitled to • certificate of the first due. sooordiagly. Johnson he had discovered the lees of Ms coupons, and told Ina abort it. The signature to the coupon paper produced is la the trimmer's handwriting, but his handwnung is very snook lA.e.atine. Yr. Aiderstait gala—Do yon wish to uk this witness say quietists, boy ? Prisenter—Yes. I should las to ask him a question or twat He that put a series of questions, with • deem of self pommies mad dosser of espeestion most reasarkshie, with the view of showing that ha could not have takes so large as .seat of money as had been ',promoted, but without ow esednig la Ida object. Mr. /Llamas= Halo expressed his sorrier. that the slums@ did not inillem his employer inunedimely apes his &otter ing_the robbtry of ash. Wqams mid he now regretted that he had not dose so, but that he WWI extremely sallow if possible to spare the boy, on MOUS of his extreme youth. Mr. Johnson—l have always regarded the !plenum • boy of esksordittary promise, snd I took him into my office to eve Wm an opportunity of qualifying himself ix badness He obliged • great numbs, of marks at school, sad I hod Sap :dukes frofem th him. at Ithi was neverc overy mor• grieved or led in my lian s dis. Hal•—The letter you hsv• produced shows him Lobe • well-educated boy. Ptirionsr, do you wish to ask Mr. Johann any questions Prisoner—Jost one. You sold, sir, that when I gave you up the bonds, I made no masa, I think P Mr. Johnson—l think you said you had some difficulty is cutting off the coupons, or words to that effect, in exploits don. I took it, of your having taken them home. Mr. Alderman Halo—l atoll commit you for trial, pri mmer. If you wish to ay anything in answer to the charge, you ma say it now if you Ilk*, or you can sty It than. Primmer—l la save it till m trial. Alderman Hale—This I shell commit you for trW at the sat muskeg of the Central Criminal Court. It is not often that • boy of your sp is committed for trial on as 114340 U/ • and I send you in the hops that, it the, should : h cn u g * you, yokmay be deprived of your liberty far some time to some—that you may be seat to • reformatory, and cows out beireafew to make some compenestiou for the oommitsion of the aims with which you now stand charged. The prisoner, who never once wined during the program of the Ism, was then removed from ihe bar. CLERKENWELL. &mad Hwy Zeah was brought up on recant charged with hang defrauded Mr. John Johnson Houghton of five watches, three of which were entrusted to the prisoner to repair, eall two to sell. Mr. Bawd, who attended for the prosecutor, asked the court to deal with the Oscar under an old act of puha meat, the Ott George 11., yawed for the protection of watch man", which muted that when say pinion being entrusted with a watch to repair, shall sell, pawn, or otherwise dispose of the some, he shall, on proof thereof, for the find offline, be liable to • prosily of 201. or 14 days' hoprisoammt, end for the eeoaad offence the offender was liable to three maths' 10 t. The evidence of Mr. Houghton and Sergeant Swum= G, proved the case against the prisoner. Mr. Tyrwhitt haring perused the statute referred to, said he felt but little hesitation in convicting the primmer. He was not re 5, 11,4 aware there was such a statute. He then reined the sonar to pay a fine of 201., or to be imprisoned and kept to labour for 14 days, Mir. Dowd said he wee prepared with other CAW. Mr. Tyrwhitt summated that the mincer could be taken spin st the expiration of his present Imprisonment, and that then the other eases could be gone into. The prisoner wee looked up, and ultimately conveyed to the Howse of Cottonton. WESTMINSTER. Alward Ilsowesig, a cab driver, was oharged with the fol lowing 411wepensto result upon George Peers., a cab driver, la the service of Mr. Reynolds, cab proprietor, Marlborough rTlChrLse. ie complainent, whose eyes were both contused, and who had his heed bandaged up, stated that on Sunday morning between 12 and 1 o'clock be returned home with hut cab. Upon entering the yard he saw the prisoner, who is one of the watchmen in the employment of Mr. Reynolds, who 0n... up to him. He spoke to the prisoner, who offered no reply. Complainant salted him what was the matter, upon which prieoner observed, "Como into the next yard." Complainant went there, when the Owner asked him if he had got any money for his earn ings that day. Complainant answered that be had not. He then remarked to complaisant, " Row came you to say you paid me Pr. when you rely gave me 41. 2.d. " Complainant remarked that he had ghee him the Ps, sad that he would take his (complainant's) character away. TM targot in passion and gave hien a violent blow with in the right eye, which forNal him back. When be recovered himself the prisoner gave him a blow at the back of the right ear, and another in the right eye, which knocked him down. Complainant was stunned for a moment. After that he tried to put him heed fotewoet in a water tank. He bled very much at the bead sad mouth. He west haw and had hie wounds dressed. Is answer to the nimiletrete, compl donut stated that there was a policeman at the gate, and that he was sober. A wttisses for complatnset confirmed his roatement. Ths prisoner was dead 61, or In default two months' im prisonment. The ADO was paid. IVRADIt. A et RICIIIIPTION BONDI cAr PLATO of 60 KM, for Sir-obis and upwards. 1) Sobscribers can only aster wadi berm as we thinr own property , subscribing 1 nor., wad senwebsoribers 3 sow. manna. 0771011A1. I1ELL1•0 PLUS of 50 .ay..; for t-yr-olda, ist ; lire% ; lour Out 12th , five sad upward., Os: 21b. TM Mow 3, be mold for 100 novo., If smeared to be sold for 1111 ems., allowed slb tor 50 .ova., I2ID. B.Y. Latrines, 3 pm VA 0( 10 OM. Hell , for tyro- 7st ; sad An% $ ifs! ; fillies adored 214 Tao w ssr to Its sold be MI onus V dassoded, &e. iwairsTaxaiolll aim seci;. 10 ft ; he tweir.4llo. - - -- 1110PTA1011 01 lO KIM treb for two-yr•old colts, Sal 711; sod fillies Set 411). The winner to be sold toe 40 eon. I. half of Ab. M. SWISMIT;ILiII of 10 dodo each, 1.,r threa-r►•olda, 71* ; Mr, lii Ilb ; Ado and upward*, Bdt 71b. The winner to be NMI Ise 100 Rom u dorosodod, First half of Ab. M. 111,1111rsTAL Ea of 60 soya. aim* 11 h.; Is, te;:yr-oillcolte, tot 71b; sad elb. Lb. M. gabs. Madrid, fby Xisgstoo—Seeride, Lapallna , .e by Tesehetone—Rowene, *Nana &lab, *Bork, o by Wild Dsyrall—Matunuter, Allme IILNEWAL or Till GLASGOW STAKE/ of 100 10.11. eseb, hft , for 2.yr-olds; oohs, &t 71b. Lest three quarters of B.M. (9 gab..)—Tog Boehm% •Wioton Dartmouth, .Do by Borkhte—Flatter, Merryman, Tro;store, •foosie, *Ahem A gam Rannictr Solirsranie of 100 mom melt, l If; fler 3-yreode; the winner of the Derby or Doncaster St. Lowe to carry 04 ; of the o,ke, 84 6lb ; the peened far the Dotty inr Mt. Leger, if haothospped below 84 111 b, to he eslesd le that weight. Al'. (12 subs.) =I? T r o I *Yank" . 4 141rHercole. ° Maims 11 4 . I Little Assad. .O • 5010..0.1 d 7 ~;..:w. ea II 616-,,i--.ii: MATes , 600, 200 fl.—ile 1. Hawley's Modid, 90, apt 3lr. F. Iteoindatia Athol.% btt 4tb. A. P. ISIDAY. ♦ fiVODICAP PLATS of 100 son., for 3.7 r-olds sad up yard.. Entroace 3 ours. D. I. N.B. Icreontiebnvit oTieded to contribute to thi. pier% screuoting to Riga, of the Jockey Club, Win not be showed te retrr of sten my bores for it. Yuri of 60 Novo, ; for 2-yr-olds. lot 710 ; sad Arm Ifot 41b. Tbe Thaw to to sold fur 2UO ran.; ostrrod is be sold for 130 gnu, *Booed 31b ;it kr 100, 1010 ; Ykr 60, 151 b. T.Y.C. Eatrasso 3 sow. . . Tun N cast - 11T PTAK 111 (etre* . Headicap)i426 ems. ete4; fee 2- yr-eilda D.Y. (116 merles) The weights to he pal:44W st Newmarket by 9 eels* on listaday is the Houghton Meet log; acceptasom to bo deraend by 12 o'clock os Tuceday at rate; If Magesphensee or me leo to be divided into tapeless's. Neckties, road* e by Loagboa--Laly Evelyn, Boron M o by Coofemee—Mr. Sykes' datn, Sharboree, Itrieb B itaiti.bow, Phll.upol, Persson% M i ng Forward, Vinaptisher, Bivouac, Zetpkia, Pomona, Optimist, MegiViore, Char b fby Cooniught Saeger, doe by Venders —Pargatty'e dam, b f by Sir Tenon St kets—Fortsum, Seems, Susie, Weller*, Mi.. Healey, Sir Willkem (s , Goyim% Prefeerar Dock, Tousle, Topaz, Tha Illoark, Marko, Ansi-, Crisis Tartar, Sparrow Mitek, Shoulder-knot, Tommy Hobbs (b b), Goerilla, Oliver, Edmund Hem, p•prof *Nth Moll, Mixture, Little Poll, Jenny Lianlene, Ville Dick, Pelefoce. Apollyte, Grill% Trovatona Madrid, Arta. dieter, Odn. 'notecase, Hiroo, Pyre, Moriches, Orsto, Bossmotol, Feodovease, Blark Ci 411.1, 0 .Ides Ho* Appian- see, Teal, Curlew, rh 1 by Teddteetes—Mise Swab. Jim 4, b • by TourhatowLilinases, b e by Abedi••••—T. Lia ✓ow I ch.f. Arai., I I flantiniest —Blame , c by Prime Allabler—Perot 11 Illeathatbotad, Dapple, 1./ ono bi a t., Teo •by T. 4. 0, sat of Ildeluetay, Ilterela, l!toosmas, T Typist?, Olbralter, f by Pyrrhus the Fast nut of Barer, bower, !by A 1...., due by Fne.,t •01, nut of Beer. Coaviriahrt, Knee Middietos, It e by !trek well, out of Soar, Boyedanerr, The Lei rrwhstui, Qa•es of the May. II Heoperue, Mae Lary, Ben Welater, fillet, A...., D.A. walk Stolle., Iby Aurplire— New Forret 8e.,, fby Sap plic.—Bres'-wes, r by Surplice—Roes of C.ebsuore,lll.maer, diuple 5i..., Cosiectiotier, Tlifei., C by Sto. keell—Britpay, Lnev, fby al...—Pentlor. f by.Weetberbit, dote by lon— /U.4f Has. Hakim Aehtelle• Mstesrosi, Loilorer, The Hentle. Thu , d-rbekt, Weiersplita Mrs pp., Tb• Antler, Olstatinsine, f by Stoektrell—Reseli , , aid eirsas4s. Tor Atnrr.T END 67. tit es of 30 seri. each, for boosts of all sr. (3 yrs Ails turn d). A S.C. ( subs.)—TO 40. sal Data. by 6 n d .rk on tb. Wednesday Wise ton tine. ead the wio-. t. .Iselsratt by 6 o'clock on Thurs day; thew Mat declare it itbin a grit et of en boor Misr thew-Mina are peMishisi to tar oily 10 'ors. • It as Dltat 6it km; krs of 20 writ. sorb, end Only h if /adored by 10 seas.. tb. “efrog before manias., to p a the ewer of the M. and h r.e , for 1-yr-olds and up wind.; lbw te meals in or no race. T.Y.C. • Swan...ARM el 10 sows. h ; for 3.yr•cild• 7.1 91b; how OM 316; Ire aid upwards, B s t Sib ; this oniWer to be nil tar 108 sow. ff Watirroted. Ac. First bslf of Ah. M. A Owidoirrsk is ef 10 v.v.. web, for 3.yr-olds; colts. 718; M 410. The wiener to b. sad for GO 881%. If ilimiad.d. An. Drab, 81ak.• COW'S. • SWZIPSTA It es of 10 son. verb; for 2.yr-olds, 7.1; sod thy" dot 71b. Tbe whiner to Ist sold for 300 moss., if de- Weds& dr. First hall of Ali. M. n•!CDICAP ftWEIPIITARI.74 15 PVC tICh, 10 ft ; for itt .14... d upward.. A.M. rarbven MATCH 1100.1 r —Lroti Duby's tby The Flybe Dortikarna Cam we, Ser lib, seat Lord Ohmage. Illy Ten E 8 7:6414 Clem.. art 41b. T.Y.C. MATCII j 11.— Led Obrom's Tozopb , lits, Iht 71b., set Dam 'it *North Limb. let Olb. tb. 11. SATURDAY. Tux llovoirlow Lun - ot - coTraiis (tub, sod oily 5 * r ationd by too ids* too amiss lot ruostog, to go to Ss weer of moced how, ; 3-)r-old. sod now& ; time to tomb is or Bottom T.Y.C. _ _ _ jOr fir sib, Tot ; firer► MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Before Mr. Bodkin, deetsteat4edge.) 72ewas least, 32, clerk, w a hedlated far folosimely am henna( It. 16e. Id., 2f. Is., sad V. 16e., received by him is the E . of eerreat of James Thome J. The pleaded g u ilty. Mr. cm the part of the permeation, lairrmed the mart that t he primmer had bees with the pecematore two yeses, sad they reposed the Mime eoaddeboe is ia damns( them be had mad peed deal of He entered goods Its the books as be Idea teat eat toeastsesers. sad by oostater entelealed to the be . Hof that dry bid bon Atom* dab is het ths gl amor hod soosivori the swag, sod opprophiod ft to his own vats. The Amishint-Judge said these were melons 0118111, end imistenced the prisoner to bard labour for 12 months. Wakes, Maker, 49, described es a lead sesame, wee in dicted foe idasionaly embroiling some of money, amounting hi the to 701., which he hod received, sa colledoe, of the Marylebotte Association for Improving the gesilisme of the ladoatrfous Clams. Attie the evidanos had been given the jury found the primer °stilly. No was recommended to mercy. The court sentenced him to six saints' bard labour. Own* Roberts, 20, clerk, pleaded guilty of feloniously mitheszling Mill of money mounting. soeording to Me figures In the indictment, to received by him es ser vant to Mr. L. A. 'leave, phi/ Mr, of Henrietta-street, Covent-garden. The prosecutor rated, in owns to the oourt, that ba Mk the prisoner Into hie melee without a character, know ing ids penal, to be very respectable persons • but detecting kW woo time afterwards in an irreinlarity about two 'doable books he discharged him, but he again took bin foto We employment, on account of hie father, who bad eta other children. Since then be bad been detected in ow handwote to the amount of shout 401. He did sot wish Me to be punished beyond what the interests of just es re quired, but he had felt compelled to promote. The prisoner's father said the prosecutor boa bows very good to the prisoner, who bad been brought into his punt position through getting into the company of yogis men of dissipated habits end keeping late hours although every re mosstrance to induce him to abandon them had boa wads to Mu. Tbe Ansignitt-Indge said it wee a very sad thing to we a ypw men in melt a position, and ender inch circumstances. He sentenced his to twelve months' hard labour. George Len, 21, was Indicted for assaulting John Will- MOM, in the public highway in Whitenhspel, and steeling from his person a watch, his property. He was found Guilty, and a former conviction wee proved against him. The Assistant-Judge isaM these were very miens eases, and were very frequent in Whitening!. He gentemeed him to six years penal servitude. Mr. Dishy prosecuted; Mr. Sleigh defended. (Before Mr. Payne) Thomas Parker, 21. bricklayer, Ina indicted for assaulting ' Jame Roberta and Thomas - William Jacksoo, potice con mutes, in the execution of their duty. Mr. Cooper prose. toted, instructed by the Treasury. The prisoner was not defended. This offence was committed at Twickenham', upon a constable and sergeant of police, for aa old grudge, and It was accompanied by one of those dlagusting acts of brutality which no one worthy the name of man could be guilty of. The prisoner fought, bit, and kicked in the most savage manner. The prisoner, seeing the constable chiding • boy, not improperly, in the street, he took advantage of the occasion to gratify his old grudge. The jury found him Guilty, and Mr. Payne sentenced him to two years' hard labour, and said it was a most proper case foe the authorities to prosecute. John Worn, 21, another Wbiceettapel desperado, was found guilty of amaulting David Bryant, and stealing from hie persoc, mid the court erniemeed him to six year. penal servitude ; and James Mack, another well known thief ounvicted of • similar offence, was sentestord to four years. In the mune of the afternoon the Right Hon. Sir John Lewreno• came into court, to take the oaths as • Privy Coun cillor, but it being mammy that the oaths should he taken before 12 o'clock the ceremony could not be gone through, and Sir John raid he would attend again another day. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION•HOUSE. Wis. Beery likl;7:l:l;;liiirsaooking boy, aged 13, ' was charged with el iding 1,0001. worth of bonds of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada. and also several some of mosey belonging to his employer, Mr. Adolphus Pugh John soit, of 38, Royal Ezehanee. insurance broker. The prosecutor said—Tt e prisoner has been lh my employ for about eight months, and had WOWS to my papers. Yes- Mickey I misted some coupons of railway debentures from en iron safe, and also a 6001. hoed of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada and flue 1001. bonds of the seem description. I asked the prismor if be knew anything about them, and he said "No," but afterwards he admitted that he bed takep them and said they were at his residence, and that if I would go the with him he would give them to me. I went with him accordingly, and when we got to the place he took the bonds from between tl , o well end the kitchen drafter, and gave them to me. The bowls at the present market price are worth bete. on 600!. and 7001. I asked him about the coupons, end be said he had cut them off and spent the money. He so obtained about 60/. on nineties coop's.. After eons further convsnation he said be bad hen rotating me ever silica be entered my eerviat; end I believe he said be had taken the coupons that he might replace the sums as stolen. I have a kites here which be eadreesed to his gmadmother. The letter wse put to and read as follows: " 38, Royal Exchange, Oct. 20, 18.89. " Deer Mother,—l hove rubbed Kr. Johnson to a large extent, and it is found out. By the time you receive this I shall be in prison; but it will be all for the beet. I shall come out again a Letter boy, though my character will be lost for sVor. Though I did not think of you when I did It, I think of you now. I know it will break your heart, but beer It ea well as you can. Come and see me; Mrs. will COOIO with you, no doubt. I Cannot stile any men at pis. sent. I..rgiva me, if you can.—l am, dear mother, year mast undutiful grandson, " Wm. Jingler Jtnre. . P.S. Come to the Police-ttation, Bow-lose, Cheepetde, City." Mr. J. P. I - tenon, clerk to Meairri. Glyn and Co., booker' —1 produce sins couple, aorountime to 241. S.M., which were promoted at the neuter and paid in the usual way, on the Bth inst., by a cheque. Our weal system is to give the party presenting coupons a paper to till up with number. and mount., and also t h e trams of the party from whom he brings them. I gave such a paper to the party presenting thee, coupons. The cheque hes been paid by our boll/O. Ten other coupons have, I believe, Leon al,u paid. Edward Walker—l mu e trh to Mr. Johoonn, the prose cutor, acd went out of town abet the 13th or August. Just before that time I missed gone woury belonging to the c•fSe from a drawer; but I had such contidence ha the prisoner that I never woe anapected be had token it. Oa Saturday morning lest. however, I discovered under hie desk o purse contahaing 27 sovereigns. which I left there as I found at, in order that I might watch what became of It. On Monday morning I footed the puree still there, but it was empty. Au hour later I looked ones more, when be had bean in end goes out again, and found that the puree then wontalaed 171. I took poiesinkut of that, and when he acme in I said to him, "Judge, you most have token that moneyout of the drawer." He at Ant denied It, but afterwards said be bad taken 31. or 41. Attest 401. or 601. bad been lost sPogether. and' said, " You mast have take* more than that." I eberred him the puree, endeared him if he could make It up, span which he gave me 121. He. more, making, with the 171. in the pone, 291. 10s., which be admitted he had taken from the drawer. I then 'eked hits it he could snake up the Nariladar ? He said he would see end try; bat he has given me sighing since. I wished to spare him It I could, and I told him that if he could make it up I would not tell Mr. Johnson • but after considesing well, 1 told hint I mud tell Mr. Jelluo;on ' • and I did so yes'erday. Upon going over one books I found “bout 401, 1121O•illit altogetner, lea. the 29410 a. which he ',tweed to me. Before I spoke to Mr. LAMBETH. Hurry Wilco:, a well-doomed and respectable looking man, was charged before Mr. ffelfe, with bigamy. George Hull, a detective officer, depomd that he took the ' prisoner into custody in a public-home at Dalaton. He ad him as Mr. Nicholls, the name he there went by, and asked him If his real name was Wilcox P The prisoner re plied that it was, and be then told him he was an officer of police, and moat take him into custody on a charge of bigen.y, and that he had in his poseemion certi ficates of both his marriages, the first of which tack place at the pariah church of Wakefield, in 1881, and the second at Emanuel Church, Camberwell, in 1864. The primmer admitted the fact, but said the first mar riage was not local. _ _ Dir. tklfe — Dtd De @tete wby it we not legal? Withers—No; but be said be had legal loci°e on the sub ject. When I told him I had both certificates, be asked me how I got the second. I told him I uuderstoud hie second wife had been to Wakefield and found out the first wife. and also obtained the certiflinte. Hull here produced the certifi cates of marriage, end acid the secend wife was in attendant». Mr. Belle—Have you coy further evidenos beyond tho pri eratieet own adraisslen of Ts brat marr i age ? Hull—No; but I shall be prepared with evidence of the feet on a future day. The second wife, • reepectable•looking fames, said she could prove the fact, as she had drtiok tee with the first wife on Saturday lest, and she was willing to appear and produce her bridesmaid to prove her marriage with the prisoner. Mr. Neale, who appeared for the prisoner, contended that there wee no legal proof of the first marries', or of the first wife being alive at the time of the alleged second marriage. Mr. Self. observed that there was the legal proof of the prisoneee admisnon to the officer, and the siatement of the second wife, though not on oath, case that she had drunk tea with the Seat wire at Wegefi-Id on Saturday Mar. Mull, the eonetable, said from intrude* he hod made at DsJame, he found that the tomes of matrimony between the Owner and • !tidy thee in court were published, or rather pat up, at Islington Church, and Sunday next would be the last time of calling. The lay alluded to was about thirty years of age. Mr. S-its ultimately remanded the prisoner for a week, and refused to accept bail. THAMES. Caroline Harris, and 3S, and dsserited as •washerwomr% was brought Wore Mr. Ysrdlny, charged with steallag 240 10arda of printed cotton from the shop of Mr. Alsohim Mesa , litiondrater, of No. 1, Albion-place, Conusercial-rood Ban. Tracel2 Morrie, shin:nom in the employ of Mr. 'Cawley, stated that ha saw the prisoner and another woo an looking at the pales of cotton print& an front of the shop the previous evening. Hi. attention was diverted toe a moment, and, upon turning round win, Le saw the prisoner's 0011411111filll remove several wine of cottoa print from a pile and walk sw.y with therm The riemer walked by toll saris of lee mile', rote. He want after the two women, and the one who hod the cotton print dropped It on the pavement and raa away. The prisoner picked op the cotton print and ran ma fast sa her I•e,d would permit her into Betgrevrestreet, by the side of Goldsmith's and Bl)tota's premiees. He overtook her in Belgravu.s•reet with the proporty in her possossion. &se said she picked up the print, and tried to get sway, but be held her foot until a policeman wrrivrit. Poloe-cotstable 1 7 Ople, No. 298 K, said • that when ha took the pthoner into euhtody, the pioneer 'aid, "I did Lot trio. it ; it was on the pavement, I picket it up." TIN prieont r otred.:l stahy, - ead sek s ed Jut weal as ao coact of her Whale.. ebildo.n. Mr Yardler 7 Th3a um has been hem before. . . . Inopicod Griffin, of the li &vision, Roche, the polar of the coot', otot war ofth,ro, sad ths prininer had born in oust's!) , Wore on mole then one twatehni, but they could not tell when the lost convadion took piece, or for what olf-noe. Tn. prisoner declared the had never been in onstody before, and due many constables looked at her in the cell, and could not identify her. Inspector Willie—l hare seen the primmer in custody beer. Mr. Yardley—l know the trimmer's faze well. She has been here eeveral times, awl have no doubt she is a moat inoorrigiblo ibis,. The meeistrate then sentenced the prisoner to eta months' imprieunmint and bard labour. THREATENED MORDEZ OP A SOLICITOR AT BATH. —Beery Brialtworth, who wag brought before the magis trates of Bobßa' ' h s few days ego rn the charge of thre.tening to murder Ur. Cos, aoltehor, of that city, and who appeared to h... been ittatieated by ea Impression that the complainant waa preventing him hum obtuntieg puraresitin of ...tun pro perty to which he was entitled, has been ovannitnel fur trial. [Advertisement.]-110LLOWAVI OINTMENT AND Titak—liorirreeeta, Sete Teadar. OGA Nor I.oa heaws2o.—tiome teculy 1100/11010 diphtheria rape I 111 @are to so term= 2211114, 1. htellostle. to MS, its preesow pale el cote. rha&lott by the demi. don it left In 20 track. and stained the adpeilation of UM Kerlielm pestilence." Diphtheria h mrime of treadle fever. rierrelua leader euraUro 000V , 0 hr Htiloehy's otmmeut aml Pule, eh"eb sense the tow. dimlniah the thir-t, dinarm and , co Ithm. 50,0 50$ thin in tae thrnit, and .11..1117 heal the hosardotia ul wallow on the weirdo wohleb e1an0)0 hmenthely the Callolo2o. 'V00 , 021 are the re. mote cadata of th ',Aliened. MA Impute h nod ealt Pg.hens The n neinent is Le tete; effectual, rubbed (ta i t em II Isio Mae eatat sod does MARKETS. Om. 21. Isom (Seventh Day).—The bidding, were to - day - • — a.. &tally lase brisk, end from pre' have acerolly been sup ported • 1,587 cheer bre pared the anode% roller( 690 withenws sad 385 bought fa, Irving 512 rear sold. SUOMI—The owner prior of brown re ikeenrado roger, the produce of the British Poomerfor fh America, kr lbe week ending Oot. 18, to 24a. 20 re own., szoluire et the dere of retort paid or payable therm—No re turn of the pre of brown or Muscovado err, the produce et the llsorittne, for the week cadre r slaw. The average pries of brown or Manor& eager, the perm of the Bar Indies, fur the week ending se above, le life 81d. — The smogs price of ths two foregoing doscriptiono of sugar 22e.11 - - - - - Reterol, Orr. 21.—Owieg to the small and Indifferent assortment Wee of kir deeMpeicse, sur refiners have been emepelled to resort to the Lemke and Liverpool markets for their supplies, and the wamoetione In Mae ports for removal here eoopetes about 1 600 lab& West Leek, 1,200 boles of lavunaha, end 3,000 begs of Dates. Oa the spot the ease reach about 360 Ws. West India, at rather imported ree la addition to three cargoes of Havannalts (6,000 bons), and a small meg° of 200 tons white blatiorna, Bootleg, which have commanded an advance of Is. per owe. on the rates cm rent about three weeks since. Redeem produm of all do meiptlone has been la exemikat demand, sad prime are folly Is. above the late lowest point of the market, and the re limn ere unwilling to contract for forward delivery, a:apt lig at some further Improvement. Rum has been quite leg. lected this week, and prior ere nominal. COTTON.—Livenvool., Our. 21.—There ha been a goad demand throughout the week, and all clean descriptkes of American matinee, from mercin, to hardes In quotationsM sepsoislly as regards Orients and Mobil% the for the middl descriptitme et witieda an raised id. per lb. Brasil dull of ale, and the traimections circum scribed. There is no material shared= in Egyptian : the better qualities are firmly suppornd. Large eales have been made daily in Surat, and with lees promo to sell, last week's prime are maintained far the better qualities, but middling and uz.deer are somewhat cheaper. Speculators have taken 670 Amerkan, 100 Egyptian, and 1,630 Burst, and there are reported for export 860 American, 00 Pietism, 70 Egyptian, sad 7,040 Surat. Tim market opens with a far demand at steady prime; probable melee, IA balm, 2,000 speculation end export. COTTON GOODS.—MaNcniternt, Ocr.2l.—The firmer tone of the yarn market, noticed on Toads', continues for mast kinds except India qualities. Telegrephie advioes from Bombay end Csi. are said to have bean received of an unfevourable ohmmeter, which have anted yarns for these markets more strongly than pinions secounts. Various kinds of warps and twist from 26s to Vs ere Tory fins, and 40's and ISO's mule have been rather dearer this week than =ly. The sake of cloth for Bombay here received a check owing to the above news, but there le sufficient doing for other =climb to leap prices moderately steady, CORN.—Cintursroiu), Ocr. 21.—There was a =de nts supply of wheat at market to-day, and all the drys deselpas of wheat met a fair sale at bat week's while secoodary and damp samples were difficult to q uit at a decline of la. or 2s. White, 40e. to 465; extra, 604. Red, 365. to 445. • extra, 46a. Batley without amp. BMW scares and Wither worm to buy. lartcoLx, Ocr. 21.—We have had a very quiet market to-day. Wheat has Mee in good supply, sad prices Is. lower. Finer qualities of barley supported late rates. Other soma easier to purchase llama and peen without change. red, 41s. to 44a.; white. 46a. to 604. ; Barley, grinding, 264. to 29a. ; making, 435. Oats, 19s. to 22a. Peas, 36a. to 375. 6d. Beats, 40s. to 43a. ; old, 48s. WAIMPIELD, Ocr. 21.-The masket for wisest was rather gdietand lower, prices were mirror were odes when affected. Radars were tolerably arm, sad ths treaseotions were there for very limited. Inferior barley moved off slowly, bat in other respects no alteration. The same r to oats sad shel ling. Beans in more iequiry. Averages for *swish coding Oct. 17 :-Wheat. 4,048 gm, st 465. Id.; barley, 781 at 38s. 80.; bias, 99, at 41.5. COALS.-Lownow. Ocr. 21.-Bate,' West Hartley, 14s. 9d. ; Huddle's West Hartley, 16s. dd.. Barshop*, 12e. 3d. • Eyam's Deride Wed Hanky, 16e. 6d. . • Haswell Osa, 13s. 3d.• Hoilwell, Ifs. • Howard's West Earthy, 16s. ; Lamberts West Hartley, 16e. 3d.; 81. Cuthbert's Hartley, 14.. 9d.• Taarld Moor, 13a.; TanSeld Moor dates, Lk. ,• Walker Primrose, 12..6d .; Ward's War Hart ley, 144.; *sal , 16s. 6d.; Walls End Acorn Close, 11.. 9d.; Wells End Eder, 17a. 9d.; Walls End Godards, 16s. 9.1.; Walls Bad Hasson, 16s. 9J.; Walls Zed Mora -16a.; Walla End Riddsli, 166.9 d. ; Eden Mar, 178.3 d.; Was End Ball, les. 6d. ; Walls End Behead, 16s. Id.; Will. End Braddyll. Hatton, 17s. 9d. • Walls Bad Pram warts, 16.. 6d. ,• Will. End Hawaii, 19..; Walls End Hatton, 195.; Wells End Xenia Orange, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Larabton, 18e..9d.; Wall. End Russal's Hatton. 178.9 d.; Walls End Booth Heston, 18,.. ; Walla End Start's,l9s. •' Walls End 0. 1.1 31 ; Walls End Hartlepool, 18s. 9d .; Walls End aH, 17.. 9s'.; Will. End Barwick, 16a. 3d. ,• Walls Laos, 18.. 6d. ; Will. End Bhirliffe, 175.; wale End &oath Hartlepool, 17s. 9d.; Walla End South Ronne, 180. 3d.; Will. End Thorley 17s. •' Walla End Trieudon lisertlepool, 6d.; Walls lad 'Maam Thornisy, 175.; Walla End Pease. West, 145.; Walls End Booth Durham. 17e. 3d.; Brown Moor High Main, 16..• Carway and Darya Malting, 225.; Firth's Robin Hood, 14e. 6d. ; Nixon's - Darya, 22..6d.; Powell's Darya Slam, 2b.-Ship. at marks', 190; add. 174. TRAFFIC RETURNS. MON Par Mir. Sold. Total. unman9o•ll. Mar Mi. UM Wed adios October L 4 € a 4 Steed Treat of f %nada ... NO Vile 4.4141 Keg WO 40 •41. mood October ti. Posed Deadb dedien..4 «i:;4::: .... - ea as 1, 765 111 et sotoo fading October 14. dead. It Loistertkoliatellem (Triode Lad. .......... .. OD Lot Meld t 4 . 014 24.1 4 1 (Ideiteede 1ied . ...... ...... btli TAU 4,444 11.197 .ILIA I SHIPPING INTELLIGHLYCZ CASUALTIIII. Warm of Podstow7tiaaotr:l;JrnLoßrn; do Monte§ to London. ?flab toms, sprung! met k ." . 41 toondond >words; ; crew loadcd bare.—Worreout h. °voter 21. Itedport (brisikeueo), of Loodon, Wollmet. from OirirecU to Nev em* iceallared ce the lOW October, off Cape Poloa.—ollarsltar. October 21. Victoria. Draesoed, from Yoridnra to !hi. port, Is ember* e• the Brazil Seek. sod tiffs elth the udr.—lieerpool, Omble 21. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Annie. frees Nem Tell ter lieerpeol. Ott. a let SI N, We II W. Ana N byte. ter. Natal ter Lecd,o. ►eot. 1, tat SO, toe DI IL Indaent. trout Wontry for t ihr7nol, Oet. IS. lot N, lae II W. Easel:nth, trots /meg on for Va.roniat LI, August 6, let 31d, ke2311. theoraore. from Lierrp ttl tor Banta. end. T. tat I N. len 14 W. liaertheree, tram Sunder aed ter Penang, dept. Is, let 12 11, km to *, lollsto. kora Omiroor Oar N.. &blood. Sept. It, Ist 12 It N. ton Xi 6 W. Joleans Wagner. from Bativio for Va.masth. Oct.% 20 rater N.B of ram 241,,, t r w4" ,fr0m Calcutta ter Llverp o. Sept. 12. lit 15 N, 'PP 2$ W. ItydaL from Linn,. t.r orpt 8, tat 0 k 8, km 21 W. Sumo (Amen.. ablp). 01 ltschnoc4l, lugs Bristol lot Now Tort. Oil. lat .0 Pi, 100 II 4M. SINGULAR OCCURRENCIL—Capiatin JUROR, of the Naomi. from Oirgenti fur Scilly, fir orders, reports that Oa Oct. 10. at 11.30 pan., in at. 41 doK. 48ot. N. ' long. 10 deg. 30m. W., be heard onnsideroldi Sring, as of two ships M smart action, fur abut sou hour ond throe quarters. Owing to the dean. as of the night the vostela oou.d not be dis tinguished, but the Lukas of the guns were seen very dia. Slimly. Judging by the reports., the metal must hays been very heavy. FIRE ON EOAUD A STEAMER AT LIVERPOOL-011 the arrival ut the errew steanur Crimea frum Alexandria at Liverpool oho was discovered to be uu tire in the lower hold. Spontaneous combustion hod taken place amongst the cargo, which conoriard cotton, oil, end..ther inflammable miasmal& Prompt meisour, were at toLOil taken to repress the fire, and the cargo was landed. Au aseortnnate accident occurred to the captain, who, in lowalog himself down into the hold, became entangled with sorts grappling hone, and was severely torn in the stomach. At nevi it was thought he wool 1 not survive, but medical aid being secured from the N..rth.rn Ilueptu.l WS Wound: were dressed, and in the afternoon be Wu going on tome hopetully. [Advertisement.] (ILOIREOPATIITC CIIE. rim Cocoa—Thai asteau.,l pr-pirtt.ve is via in the principal craw.. at 1L KI. wr lb., in Vb.. vid Ilk. psi, An. ninnn Welt lotnillinl **Jana. Lin. 1i0n... , nth, tutu. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ctlAmopts. : —oet.,.si.M.Par.;: 7 ;et. - venor Name, the wVe of ...7711.17;;;;Nir7. — Er.q — . ..Ur • 01..0....h1 - 47. Ort4I , LLTON.--Oot. 11. at Olrmatoe, Cork, the wIl• of R. J. IL ' 1114,41. Y. - oet. 19. at lailtottoargtove. Falford, tho wife of Mr. J. Moly of a .laoabtort. 111.11tsLE 1 .—Oct. 19. at 111.1.fotr, 50n.40,t00, the taro of J. C. Hanley Ittp tt a daughter LON at Houma.. Mtlillaata. Mr, W. Lona. of • daughter. 1 , 43 •AY —Oct WI. at 34. Ettaroy.soutte. St r.. am Ma11...Y.3U IMO of Captain arkligoa). of a ..ao sod &watt.. afiIAONS. EMAICZNBURT—CIROPP3.R.--o<t. --- le. M Pt. Oeoreeek. llenoter WM*. by the Rev. ehll. Loserfor4. Bart. lire Itev. ltrageo`..)ry, H of ticretoby U.l. ..tne..!ooblre. to Julia Chatiol.lo flare. &waiter of the late R. tiros r. !wt. of Leolb DIV kai—BAß • t.0.--Ilet. It, by tto Pol.y, Mr. W. Ulna, to Amelia, Mattlim of Mr. humor, et 0. a.laes. OBATIM. DICICEN.—Oct. IA man. .Ue of flui Ray. Ur. Motes. dolor al Notaal.Ralloal. DY K IL at I ft. l 7 is M tfatl.,eatO A. SIORMIAN.-1/es. 14. at Caualca. ta.l.laaayst, ama, ion of R. O. Norma, My.. Riad IL SHARP.—Oct IM, au tficalf. Edmund BUM Fat, at Dotal's/an. Una" filanlatefka. asad W. Tilafta awl PaLtloMd w Wortims Rum HA a" of NO. R La.h.d IN the Cat of Prlawir. the Offs. to LrootArd &rm. u the rfockoot of l'ibltAtior—Safoosof. 0000000 11.1. I r/ I