The Express. — London, England, 1868-09-25 00:00:00

SPORTING L rulr - oEx6i. NOTEM FROM . NRWMARKET. nl TRE la' son or rms mrßnse. Fit;,— Th. dish ° end of Fr.p • 'l' for the C.Mat() h 1 . 411441 'eW I . At quieted spec tin on that event ; oat Ito taenlutAi et the Jaekey Cluti hot to take upon ne. boa tik iuve,tu,ate The la I tui.iums loaves, the 1.... .on to die hen., am... 1 pretty clear. Mow long this state tt &Emil% sill Lot I a i.l not pretend to say, and I the sir, al &8r0... at Slimed I.rh to-morrow, them lay I o a is: e lu.Lbcb . bout mei or tvr.. more of Vie ticaa- Ili. I/ 101 OM gr. at r.. la .4,11: tug oft ou Tettulay neck neat. see net I V...11t.) t o. os I,AV,. in the market at t psi tu h'is, wilting. all lei re hno. r a eland esco.t llon v.i g. I Ihe ti. au, Die. skin. Cecil. the Irish Q 0. Ilium. hiugol..n.l, lady Raglan, Mir lois et t as. llrtruty, I eel Jones, het.° Planet, 'l.leSpeusl, flit.. Ile. amt p arringteu ; end one or two of thew an , ei Si ..1.11 ..1:t I. ci. it. pelhapi the •• brew..." of Lle leing &bent N anington. The Special, the outsider t and the ftizeigit.ti amid Piet 41, who carries a lot of I icu.l. n.oury. 'there wise nothing in this afternoun's proteedings to threw the faintot light on the subject b. j. od tl.• v et. , ry of Hack Dianson.l over the Cf...lll.'e watat course, and he must be a very bad horse when Tribune could run him so close, Clernenei having kven the Litter in me weight and an rug beating in the LPII - tc Stales. 11.Inips the beat thing to buck just now is Cecil, whose clever school are all "on;" anil another ease that most be taken care of is Warrington. The do's racing just concluded was otherwise of the rn-r+t un essntful character until we got to the Two-year-old Tri enuLl, the withdrawal of the Hertnioae colt (in favour of ahother et the Baron's, who would not bring his creek oat to &at eueh a lot of platers) rubbing the flatland Shakes et all its inteieet ; but 13.11silruto bed his mettle highly turd by a dark till) , frown Minion called Martinique, cer tain to make a none in the world some day; and her stable ainipanion, Tasman, has only to prove AM go id as they think him at Pindon to earn a great name before the year is over. Martinique, it is true, was lanteu early by the boy in yellow, who gained a great deal of his lost reputation by beating Bonnel and Pointeettia, boaides So FI. Itulkeley's illy, in such good style. I do not .uppose, when to-morrow's rather heavy car.) has been run thnwgh. that many will rush away from Newmarket to participate in the last day's rpvt at Mos sulburgh on Petunia, ; nor is it meet that the comp leted races should be critically noticed, for the remits of to-day and to-morrow combined ran best foretell what should win the Edinburgh Handicap and Tradesmen's Plate, and it is rather too early for hurdle racing. Newmarket, Thursday night. MET EO R. Ne:WMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETINO, TIMMSDAY. The aasoametseat made this inewning that the pen bail born rat through the tame of Pripunaier for the Llvaranntch at 9 o'alorli treated but little ourprise, the Foocsdings in roaneetion with the hone at the huharription ROOMS the previous evening Clied by snug 'the p very thlie ne l los a hit of y, and no nu tae oae.etenoe. The emit bad been =Vfor hie wohliawal, arid the nu ' thenak airaisat trim in the ane all the mote inexplicable as the horse had a rattliog gallop in the , never looluag or going better, and pulling tip jerfeatly mood. t will be remembered that lad year the home yap greatly fancied for the CambriaLgisitiiiv, and on that anon. n was cotniated with a Int of the public money ; but, as aim the is.. tide year, the sn IVA& put through tat n..ine a few days rim to to.- i 5.... The mord of to- lay contained 0110 or M.) Manson* haturee; the 'meting of BlMaruni and Martinique - the Lotto. • good-loking and highly-tried laughter of being one of the nued nouitik The themes Bate, ern the I aibruoup Wenn count inaugurated the race pro eceduimi, and Nyanas. aPhough she earned the Baro-.'s odour's, sad was tannin?. won tardy from Midwife. Hinton. being rcsa avid fora ram Mier on in the afternoim, was an atsvaitie for the Fyn rattle, eve r the Rutland Male+ onure, for which the talmt otti it Ambition—at h whom the rem, h- moo hat let ha te ihanor - the half-tinither to Suffolk, a enit by Moth Isla sie. Wllt4rwitih ion earned of the Rutlivid f4ti s. inn which Stiornhob started favourite. but could net no mum tl an fourth. I (Id Stamford supplying the second t oritino with ktadeate. The Handicap Platt atone the fiat brought out half a. Loan Tauten, and the detance being exactly to the Uwe of Pyttic hui party !tom: him for a good mak, whirl, Le expe -1 • rii nnd little difficulty to landing, Hoquefort finsitung in front f old Hiaterian, who was the mon fanied of the raiment. By llu 1111444441 , Python Mean a penalty of 31b for the Cumbritsre flint, which mine hie weight to 7st tab. The Handicap awing - Mali • aver the Coiareantela muse brought out a half of the IA ask wed, Sister to Vsdi tie *AI Tribune waning equal faveunt at 3to 1, whilst 100 to 30 woe taken fthivot Pereurernern, who e r r m..unt, and put &bent aa a owl goal thing. heal Duiroond, however, Waged the butt of -the and won, although it was only in 'the laid Ara Widen. by a .sela. Mr Thellue.m did not faze" Black Dianiondza meth, although he wan by the mita. It tram/pared that li Diamond had ham beaten in a trial by Moral, and immediately after the tale 7 to 1 was Lass freely snout the latter for the 0:- toter litiotheap. The Triennial Ptoduct Miaow brought out seem simmers. but the bet tine war. contlied to three, odd, of 5 tot beim: • en Delladrum, whilst Martinique, who came with a high srpstation foto Eiodon, we, bathed at oto I. Beliadruni, how ever, mad( short mirk of her, as he quitted her at Daley'e &ad though the t was only half a leugthm his favour he wen eerily, the judgment of the talent being enemy/Mod by the only three aninailo hailed booking first, wood, and third. Atter lb. ran islo to Woo was offered against him for the lierby. histuarlier is the forenoon 11W to 100 and hear to 1011h:el been kid agaimt him. TM, elation ram of the day w,a. that for the All-aged . 1341•44 . p.ta10v, which Yingsley win very cleverly by a ark, "heads" only reparating the nest two. The span sixo glided with a match hetarivn Alma Hater sod Con ly. which the hitter, who was favi.wite, woo *Aptly. in-tails of tha day. spost, lettu g on the room,, be., an appended. Tor Ukterrea P. art of IMP gel. ; weJalit for age. B. C. 4 miles I fink iv 143 yards.. Eason hothschitd'a Nyanza, by King Tom is 1111) . , P.oke • 1 r.. ri Hdwlie, 4 pie. tat 71h Frvn• h I V.ittirur .Lto 1 1.41 Ny1.117.16 Midwife cut out the w-irk at hor heat I sii to thi two if it,. limit-. where the tavounte beaded r. and eon mil ow" , by the rate of the old liuke'• ei..014, woo in a rant, T I y ten let eti... I - •• lA,' A .1- r f ouch w.-igt.t f. a. act; n a allow.an^e.. 11.4 •. 1 r :• for LAUtlald o.4rw Stu lark. ...Li, , k r '- Alan Con, h) Broth , r t.. 111"1 or, the W nu• 1 a P. 'tAl.., 5 yr", rot 1116 'K. u)o.n F. n 1 • IL.. f Ly North Unto:n-0 Nom. 2 )r., 1.171 b 'W .t • I 61: I • 1•F .1•. .ludo ) r..t tor Jol. • ) 3 It nu to. arid It. I, au it.... al , . ran P sto z Jr.t Amin, a , ,n, II to 1 att•t H,-hr au w. as B.vm St. Awls. w, Y to 2 su.ost the 'tt tt!1), lo t" I a:4-t • s., s.. th. 10. , upt u. ut, ) • au ufid L... 1 to the U..- old Duke'. ALIA, u • ao L Ul , ad a ws.y. Ansi Atoll, sis-roonft of lb. I'n-.n filly .1 4 ‘, l ), by thp• , isuarter• of 3 I 117 t h ; ▪ stts the 0 4 ,4 t t fold tLinl, Mito rva w•- fourth, awl L., I,t• au Its u lapt for I. I• ward Lumaal Aosba.ton 1 lit ,Loo.r opoth.. rut Libre, KA o ; S• 11•14.111 extra. Iron. Llc turn of IL,' I and, In f lal4.rw- • BSI on Itot tit hi...l'st by : Kurth Ltatulit —lVatr.rwth.h, , tt I olh 't. lhary' Trord Fturr.fortril Bradt:ate. At 10th . 'lLtartth hi, 2 Luke of ht vital"? I. Lai Dar, ha .Kt lay tu) The following also 1111: - Slr. 111 1 / 6 1i, Tom OLtut.r, t.ud :,41a Warr. _ _ 2 to 1 age! kromholh 4 tr. I ag.t. the Wrh and to I 4 arh apt S. a Wave and Itriehoite. Braeleate. on the knri r round, and Lady liar in the centre, level with ea , h othor. ant out the wort, with a alight advantatee of ihromboti on Mt Mew Frround, to the commenrement of the rajas where bana l& tort up the • , waited upon by the Waterirstrti volt to the cammenol merit of t e Stand sarkwure, where the banned colt drew away, 1131.1 won in at eantrr by tan, hooka Lady lilt way a bid third, Htrulaboli was fourth, &a Wave fifth, and Tom Oliver hat. B•11011:111. PI, TV id LSO, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. A. F. 1 ode 2 furlongs 73 yards,. Lotranee 2 1.1•6 fht entries., Hr. (I. Angels Python, by Y. Melbourne—lAteria. 4 yna (Parry) 1 Hr. IT I: , asilo.'r Itorititinri, 4 37 , , hilt 3.b Itaidnient) 2 Lord Wi tstayselani- 's Historian, aged, Tst ... ( Butler) 3 The &Bowing also ran :—Artesian, firesisin Bear, and Aptitude. betlity: 614,4agut Python, 3 to lago Historian, 4 to I wet Roquefort, 6to 1 yet Artesian. Aptitude made the room with s slight kad of Roquefort and Python, Russian Boar His torian lying off until approseßthr the Bushis Hill , wheat Python. .Iloquefiat, and Hedonist' took doss order, and Python taking up BA 1 in the dip woo easily by a length and a half. His. lonia wax L,atm throe lengths from Roquefort. Artesian and Aptitude dote togs thtr woe fourth and Afth, and Russian Bear bet. nnlinit.nr SWYFPNTAII‘n of 15 none rash, 5 ft. with 100 blob d, the Mono r to Lie old for WO move. (:emirewiteto Cowie s to 1011, i Gel. or. yep yarbs;. !II Pub..) Mr Inewitt's }Slack Diamond, by - Ennui, 3 yen, tot SIT, ... .iKabekj I M,..1. 'fay lor'a Tr.buue, 5 yin, let 1111. tient, I Count ilatthyany'.. funomo, Ira, 1216 H. Covey) 3 la-Immo° tad m eta to Vedette also ran. Betting 3to I mph ant Sitter to Vedette mad Tribune, 106 In 80 ant h remown, 4 to I ant Fusions, and 6to I not lihielt lharromid. YU, ioun made the running, followed by l'emumaion and Triloone, ti:" ter to Vedette Isingilog up UV: mar ; is ,hie way they rap until n riling the Rowley Mile-prod, when Tribal.: cle briso,l la if me... ro of ....cc not pine, and lihopl thamorel drew up no the left, ear. ing alumet level with Perinea and Tribune until dn. 'Mao the hood.. Dill, who re Porkpie mum baton, mill 'lntim., am Oft with a eloght Lad of Bloc it bounonel, but the wi t , got at of it about tweisty Arid= from boons, 'woo, after • te.. d roe-, by a lewth A head diviolud Furious, who Ilika thild, In In 1 111•111 X -; Plrcomos VMS folldb, noel &stiff So Videt to 'apt. Ism T.aiv tens Or Inv TA,,V-IlloT TkAtnlift.4l. Panvica prat so of 10 ova. lush, for ; mat', teat pub; tat 74. ; EMT% of the a.. .4..1 ...JAI moot hoe,. to now per montage alkwaiv ea from the atalea. T. Y.C. (tire furlongs Ito )cede). oso 3 6 . ',enva ikujitirgin, by Ettoilmoll• bet 101 b Sir R. W. 1/mlkt-try's Mortal:Lame, oat llb ...... flemibr, S Duke of Neireaetle's Inintattia, mst :lb troreth er .) a The following also ran .-}lasirean, Yanichma, May m onow Illy, and Itionnue. Wittier foto Ico Delladruza sto I ant Martinique, ap p 106 to is ant Initmettia. Despatched at the flirt attempt the lot ran In line fo rla few othidtet, whom Martinique, in the. Neare rif the sourer. look a alight lead .4 the r. minder, who (AMP 5t,,..4 el each Mb r for shout Irn yards, when Poinsettia on the extreme left book aI. ad of about a length of Billadrum and Mertinique, who lay aide by aide ie the centre, the May Morning filly, with bar atablo companion in her lift, following, Brie:mous, in the centre of ar munie, sin. lying well Up. Thin order war main tained until about 200 yards from home, when }nitwit:is gar.• way, and }Se litofrum took a lead of ft ureic of Martinique, and the haWr haugiag dreadfully, Mr. Merry's colt forced gradually ahead, and won in a eantor by half a length. Pout lengthm in the rear of Martinique l'oinonttia wan thud half a length m fmnt of Bulimia, fourth. Then mime the May Morning filly, cwt in front of Vaniehba, and Plasma s n.1f01....14,111MPPT• lEx of 10 mos. each, h ft, fm 2-yr olda ; Lat half of ab. mile. 6 fur. 217 yd.. (16 mars.) Wr. I ydrard's Kir lisyroll, by Wild Dwell -- Doty yr., Tot 211, (Jeffre t 'Mir of liiiroilton'r (4.n Rom, 2 yre, fat Mb I Komp.) 2 Mr. Liu.. 2 yrs, ISt 71b (J. Adamal The following oleo ran : -Robespierre, Breath Marl. els, mot_ eby Kettledrum, Th.- Rajah, Hinton, and Night Ntairdl.. Brit*, : 7 to aria Lira Dame, 11 to I agotOtra Bona, 7 to I Bacagmßobrarr i o w , r 10 to t &gat toads yM77 T h ight 1077 1, 11 z of Hinton, Luna, and Mi. Dayn-11, the follu icing in • dustr to the Barb. Hill, whoa- Mira Dayrell lank rip the ma rg.... sad stalling off thoiballoner of Dlon Roma won after • mood rare* a head. lALLIAL •110.0 a tad third, Amity finutb, HOLM. Raish oittli, I radon Hied NU/tiller ractith, • sr At. and lk'i M. THE EXPRESS, PitiDAY HYMNING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1868. tin exerrease of 10 PO , P. each, for three end four-yr-4ln and tepees.; wendit for any; the Wil'Mr to be sold for 60 DOVI. T.\' .l'. It'. halm 6e 140 pude.) l 0 rabs.L lemi Fele outh's litissek7, by Kinn TOM—Fart 5 pa, Pet l b Mr. 31n.be.I'm Illandrr, 3 yle, let 41h .... . I.le/h27) 311 Antteil:e Ltrrl aw t l yrt,Fetelb. , . ffteen wen and Id.: Morin aleo run. Trltieg : 7 to 4 144,t. Ft.. 4 marou.l bee eget 1.421111 e 5 tot aget Ka 'why, and 7to 1 tar t slanderer 'the last men titlltd Male y w.tli a alight 0 ail of Kingsley, in the (+entre of the rotate, mid the carnotite on the left, until within 010 yard.. tom It, LC, when all of the ismipeutoni w.•ne in trouble, I d the longest won eler(rty by a neek. A lead tlev.i'en ri • mid and thud, and a similar distanoe thlnl awl fat rth. Vane Alum was Mat, laden off. Mr. Meathell elianned the wine •' MATCH : Beth 2-gr-roldr, flat 7111 dish ; T.Y.C. • 110, It ft. rib Fob yti are Mater, 2 motet Tlb Mann) I Irl,l 11. Now. Ts' Ira Ny 9 ts,ll.t 71b (ffordhant) 2 P• tin g : 7 to 4 on Cicely, who had the foot of Mr orpiment all tl e and In • crafty ly a Magda LL'ITINO ON THA OOURBE. Mil/BEE ummeAr. 4; to 1 agst Itariolt :t t i I 0521 eget 8, le 7to 1 -- &Lind f CI AIIYWITICTI. 11( oto CO apt Paul Joba it. after Su to I to 000 bad been taken , PERRY. of 00 to 1000 aim Belladrnin off, after him nsee, 1000 to 140 gew rowdy taid) BETTING AT TOE ROOMS BEFORE BTANTINO. CkliA HEW 1101. • 100 to lb at Bloc Clown (1) 20 to I mot Pietro (of, 951 e 10 to 1 Ibum (1) to 1t) 1031 to TO ittets.rnag (t) 21 to 1 TboSoviet (1) . 130 to 410 Wallington it) 1(00 to 90 Ofindttior (1, Ptirennier was 'matched for the Caen:twitch this morning (ibundag) at .to. a.m. BETTING IN FRONT OP THE ROOMS AFTER IiACINtI. CEBARZWITCII. 100 to 15 yet Blue Gown it) I 50 to 1 aged Choral (t to 10 to 1 Lunn (off) 950 11 ) 100 to 6 Bhmakin i t) 50 to 1 fftradbrolto It 00 to 6 Beetneing (1) and all) 130 to 70 Warrington (1) I 50 to 1 Nelitikrgt In f) TO to 1 Pietio ,off) 100 to 1 - lutecium ( t) • t Special Off) 100 to t Guyof Warw.* 90 to 1 Paul Julie. (off) I 3) 95 to 1 Wcwury (off, 1000 to 10 lfaigttt Brant Kt tot wt tr. to 1 Gondolier it f) WO to 70 Kingaland (t) 40 to I Lady Itagbialt) CAIII3IIIII 1200 to 100 eget rwatky (o) 13 to I Umenttleeve(o DE . I to 1 agat Bastin= (o) 15 to I Tlicewaklats to) L' to 1 Pr•tesder 10) 1000 to 6 Hlrck Ma' - insodtttoda)) lESHIRE. SO to I wit La, Oovostry (0) 1006 to TO go* Two 0011 bes ( 0 ) 60 to 1 Tenedon (t to !Kw) - LATEST BETTINO ON THE 03()URSE. chaAßEwncii. l( to lb era Else Ocnina it 26 to I spit I t) Montt& of Ca- to Lbllt) taboo 10 to 1 Mum lot) I 20 to 1 Psol Jeer& (t) 14 to 1 -- Warrtur•os RI 38 to 1 Ottrotober It) lb to 1 filtwobin (oS) Mtn 1 Mowery it) 100 to I -- Bemiring (t) 40 to 1 1 *Ay Raglan (t) 10 to 1 Special (of) 60 to I /2.4usko (of) 20 to 1 - • Softk.ll off) 800 to 10 -- Ktombiad It) fu to I -- 1000 to 10 -- Quyof Warwick (t) ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. 114CXXBY. An aggregate meeting of the neeknoy ()lactate wain Lail in iLe Shoied,tuh Town-hull lAA evening, to Liar en address nom Mr. Chatter Hued. The large beihl- Mg was t ailed long beforeithe hour of ooininetiosrawit, 101114. huudreds havingetowded the pavement outside for I sit an hour prierioue to the ripe gof • the doors. Tim aptemauce of Mr. S. hIOKI.EY, Net cheirmain mail Mr. (bathe lied, the eundelate, upon time: platform, w poets d with enthusiantic cheering. Mr. MouLev, alter eutigiatulating the electors of the borough lien their iuseem and prospeebe said-Atter a It est err ogle we Lad limed at • pee toil of deep et to the natitu, aid it was pm feet ly eatersl that thee who Lsd (Meng a long mune of jeers worked hard to teeth this 1 amine, should set about what lay Whore teem with mutual etingiatulations. Ho felt uittueely thsektul that peat tnuperial questions of deep in emelt t , the to-op le-qta lions affecting the 'Minty as well as the sigma euudesi n of our population-were about to be eel netted to • body which, in state of the defecte of the tory Delwin Lill, which could not /1111.1 to be reined el hofore hag, tenet yet be described as the people of England, and not a mete thee. He must add an expree-iou of the un feigned admilation with which he had during the ilea few weeks looked on at the course She people of the coon by were evidently intending to take. (ne ar bear.) bear.) 'Timm could be no doubt whatever that Mr. Olabstone's nisjo nty would be at least doubled. (Loud cheers.) Ha could Lot for a =omelet allow the poesibibty that any diviaioti amongst the electors would let in a tory for the borough of Haekury. (Chests.) It like both here and attestators', indeed, much to he hed that thee tionearned would have judjenent enough when the time of election approached te determine promptly who should and who thositl not gift the toll. tlmud eboare As one of themselves, he knew, they would De safe in =trustiest the representition of the butough toles old friend Charles RONA who would go into the House of Commons to support, on ioilepeutlaut, distinct, and clear terms, the greatest detentes:l rut the present day-Mr. Oladitone. (Renewed cheene) Whettuir upon the undoubted evidence of the right kin. gentle. man's conscientiousneee, or the equally clear proof of his unflinching detennivation and coosuideney, Mr. Mae. stone meet be regal ded as entitled to the full wadi tome of the liberal party. (Loud cheers.) It was an ad litionel source of eatiefaction and thankfulness that at the meetings of the liberal party all over the country the first thing done by the candidates was, without any pledge being required, to offer their earnest sad Lesley auppott to their distinguished leader. (Cheers.) An. other rour. eof thankfulness was the near prospect of measures Lkely to heal the unhappy wounds that bad so lung been opened in inland . He (the chairman) hal lately *lent • mouth there, and was of opinion that no man was thoroughly competent to form • sound Jude inept upon the various queatlone•tieeting the country and people without visiting it himself. He bad seen the e in. dition of the Irish people, end held it to be disgrauef a Christian land. He had visited a number of ilwelhregt of the tour in the setter island, and he was bound to ac knowledge that in comparison with them his own pigayes were palaces: and this upon property which ought to !hi made to do its duty. I/ It should be her fortune to obtain a hat in the Howe of Common's, as he expected it w mkt be- (cheers)-he ahould feel bound, next to the promi nent question of the Irish church, which weld not said should not be delayed, to unite in any effort whi should compel property to do its duty. (Choors.) whether this was to he done by atteneing to the question of the tenure of land or not he weaki not now ray, but mine mt eine must be found by which oar felloweabje eta in Ireland might be lifted out of their wretchedness. 'the great curie of Ireland wet 1111 *D onate ptopnetary ; the people were in the hlll.Ol of m.dille non, amongst whr in there might be timely ex tensed men, but whore general tendency wee tn epteese out of the laud as much ap they could for huuloarners who heed iu tot eign picas. and who left the polite., up.) the toil to shift for themselves.. Englishmen were b inn l to are for these fellow-subjects. (Cheers.) Tb. ceser man concluded by again recommending Mr. Reel for the representation, arid lemierg reeounnendatiou upon has knowedge of that gentleman from childhood. Mr. C. REED was received with prolonged cheers. He delivered a lengthy and eloquent addrese, which was ni ceiv(d throughout with general cheering, and riposte I these opitsious upon current topics' of public ententet which we have ft oin tame to time report:el in this pats r. At the outset he said he bad been clamed with enlisting, through his saps porters, in the recent breaking up of • local public meeting held by the candidate who was called e consti tutional.- (Laughter.) Ile denied the charge; he had not been in any way party to the transaction in question, hut ra th er deplored that any man should be refuel a fair bearing when he 'ought to expound hiss principles. Ile (Mr. Reed) estrerarly regretted that some of her ad them cards had been used at that meeting by him oppe tants ; and he was nut without hopes that these who had Len guilty of such a breach of decency and cominon honesty would yet be di-covered. As to the tory eulde date, it was much to be deplored that urn Mr. being unprovided at present with • poliey, would not at tend public dirinere, Creonel Thompson had not the op portunity at the meeting referred to of informing the electors of the mogramme which bad been put upon Min by the Carlton Club. (Laughter.) Mr. R • nut tears of laughter, then read an extract from • tory Taper, announcing the retirement that day of the eie in tutional " candidate. He next thanked the electors and non-elector, of Hackney for the kind manner iu winch they had received him at the 41 meetings be had at teuded, at which over 20,10..) electors hail been present. In his enunciation of him political belief he referred to the necessity there was of reforming the trey Ref. inn Bill, which, he said, was conceived in • fit oftdushon ...tri able spleen, and hedged about by . checks to prevent m ea taking advantage of it. piovnions. Notwith-Lueline this, the tones Lad the woniletful impudence to ILA for the gratitude of the working men. (A Voice: Oh aye. we'll let 'cm have it," and loud laughter.) The mime proceedings at the reviving beefeaters' courts hal sleeve how great the difficulties and checks haul kieu. In llukm y only 1,2111 lodgers hail been able to m LAO their earns, although themands should hive .I cei to. It was pleasing to know that 1,0:9 of the number were safely upon the register. After maims the shams reform bill whet it ought to be, the qw hen of the ballot ought to he dealt with. rune thd hole cauditlate added that he had been converts: to the principle I.y the landlord. of England. We in ist hey the u, a teanungentent of the representative system wheel would lead to one of the most needful of reforms. viz., the reform of the House of Commons. Ile was in favour of fie inside, the principles of which he learnt in Yorkshire ut the feet of Hichaid Cobden. After declaring hie resolve to labour for religious and civil liberty in its truest cense, the speaker dwelt upon the rendition of Ireland, which he described as the Poland of the Britiih empire, upon whose people we forced popery centuries age, a nd wanted by sword and bayonet to force protestautiim upon them. The land laws anti the alien - Irish church were at the bottom of the mieliief. With respect to the latter, it was probable that by the date of the Mansion-house dinner in November Mr. Disraeli would have determined to announce that lie was prepared to bow to the opinion of the country. and throw up the Irish church- (laughter)-in which came no con deninatii n meld be km strong for his duplicity of action and insincerity of purpose. (Cheers.) The remaitent questions enumerated were retrenchment; the throwing open to competition of public offices; the reduction of taxation, and the equalisation of poor-rates; editc Mon, and better homes for the hebouruig classes. The hen. candidate resumed his seat amid waving of hats and pro longed cheering. About a score of questions were asked, many of them being tent up to the chairman in manuscript. One quer. tiouer asked whither the hon. candidate would adveett the repeal of the Royal Marriage Act, without which h 3 said the country would now be flooded with royal per tennis s no better off individually than small tea !emelt. hut who would collectively cost the country four or five millions • year. Mr. Real., in reply to the que-tions, said, while admit ting the right of men to unite together for the protaitein of their own property (in which he included ha mar). lie objects d to intimidation, and was prepanid to suite for any measure that would give adequate protortion to the feuds of trades' ultimo' having legitimate perpogie Ile was not anxious that government should find employ ment for pereone out of work, although nitoeuree should be taken foe cultivating our uncultivated district:a; he would do anything he could to promote einignition. With regard to the Royal Marriage Act, he thiteght a men should be able to marry whomsoever he levoil, and that the world should be open to him. He believed the hiehope neglit Le better employed than in the House of Lords-'loud clicers)--he would gladly hail any measure that would reform, with justice to all, the laws of pn. megeritute and entail ; the IteeleaMetical Commission should be inquired into. He was not pnioareil to vete for the opening of the British Museum and other kindred institutions on Sundays ; lie was nut pre pared to vote for the entire closing of public -houses om Sunday ; ho did not think the Permisave Bill a just or practicable measure • he was not at present prepared to Tote for manhood suffrage; ho defended (amidst general cheering) bin clime of action with respect to the Jamie,* atrocities, and be would bring in • measure for the sup premien of practices in the k.nglish church hostile to the spirit of the reformation. A vote of confidence in Mr. Reed, coupled with a de termination to return him at the next election, was then carried by acclamation, with two direententa, who were much laughed at. A vote of thanks to the chairmen cloned the proceedings. Mr. John Holme addressed s meeting of the electors of Hackney last night, in the school-rooms of the Methodist Chapel, in Paokington-street, better kuown as Britannia-fields Chapel. A resolution of confidence was tuaanimonaly agreed to. Colonel Thompson, the conservative candidate for Hackney, has retired front the contest, owing to wins difference of opinion on political questions between him and the "Constitutional and Conservative Committee." FINREIIRT. Yeeterday Mr. W. P. 'Liberty issued bib iwliber. It is a very lengthy. and iu some reelects a remarkable document. He oennes forward ea the " walking mau'm amithilate," and contrails that the working own have a right to elect for thetueelvee "one" muster of "two." He sap that a sort of cry has loftli island, "Id well alone—don't divide the liberal interest," sod it was said their present meiubers had peat oratorios' powers sod oceans of money. Mr. hobertways be poetesses neither of these virtues. He Fey. he will not be content with WS than this--that the wink. ng men t hall be happy, awl have • real awl not a 'Lam %wee in the Howe of Common+. He says he shall on to the jell, and conclude; thus:—" ItlngLutd expects Chet Fantbo y will do its duty. lie not be beaten by the CORO/. anti upwards." Bitatwohn.—Mr. W. E. Forster, M.P., who has ion tojcui Wog in Switzerland, is expected to be am topt Lit cepstilw etc again at the beginning of next moot . ). MANCIIEbTER.—On Wednesday evening a gene ral meet mg of the executive owninittee of the united l.be al la ty was held in the drawing-room of the Free ti Aide Ilan. for the purpose of receiving and disouesiw; a rrl:nnt of flee office committee upon the policy which they itttn.tuended to be pursued at the next election. Sir snob Armitage presided, and there was a large attn- Wlwe of the members of the executive committee. A scout was unanimously adopted which contained the lollening recommendations:-1. That no pail mom ts tem Le employed ander any circumstances. N.it only is the Iructice objectionable in itself, but if the reran to employed be an elector, be will be tie; rued of his right to vote or be guilty of a min . co meatour ander the Ilth PAC. of the Representation of the People Act (30 and 31 Vie. cap. 102.) 2. That neither advert-at-mend nor placards be issued without the cigna twos of the chairman and Coen of the executive own mittee, and that the utmost economy be exercised in Loth eel alto:elute. 3. That the previa:low of the 4th, section Corrupt Practice at Mlection Act (IT ▪ d 18 Vic. cap. 102) in reference to refreshments and tztating ; and of 30th section, the Merezen lotion of the People Act (30 and 31 Vic. cap. 102), in refers ace to the conveyance of rotate in hired vehicles, be rigidly adhered to, and that notines to that effect be punted in tier" ecnosittes room, and publicly advertised. 4. That the whole system of caws/wig be deocittraticed, and the management be left entirely in the hands of the ward committees; and that the result of Inch canvass 0.811 not be repotted to the office committee in detail, but in the egg' egate. It was farther resolved that • meeting liouhl Le held at the Free-trade Hall on the 7th or Bth of Owoher next, at which the three liberal modulates /aeon. Harley, Bright, and Jones, should have an oppor tunity of addressing the electors. Titol4o.—The requisition of the working men of Truro to Mr. Paremore Edward; having been largely 'rigout], the liberal party have finally decided upon adopt ing him as the wooed liberal candidate. Mr. Edwards issued his address last evening. It is a popular ex ' real= of advanced liberal view. Already note' of j rut elution are to be heard for what will be a severe contest. The conservatives have not yet announced a second candidate. ItIDNIOHT BEIM(1.-TTILINDAY. nte Imo edinge were vely dull el:o3watt al al t hree ibnagb Was a fait enapto, r. Tbr betting preowned nu int.-Torting ftaturr, the apps ad, d puts fully explainingthenuielves : -- - CHAAREWEICII. 300 to 16 acrt Blue Gown (t) 60 to apt flit 10 to 1 Mum it) en to lody Ration ;t: IWO to 70 141orwina (t) BO to (nn (t) lOW to TO Warrington (t 60 to Netuoko (of)'. freely) 00 to Iltradbrolostoff) 1000 to CO Thotnng toil, S) to Rednap (of) 20 to 1w; MOO tot Planet ,t, & alf) neg.) (t) 1000 to tb Goodwood (t & Paul Joon' it f Special tl IMO to 15 7be (t &n 1 Martpusof C. 1000 to 15 ft & robes It &n) WOO to 15 Roputution (t 25 to 1 Oondober(tto and of) 80 to 1 11Greury It) 1000 to 10 Gay of War . 25 to 3 Lapland ,t) wick (t( 33 to 1 Dal lify throes 1000 to 0 Esotionrothire :811 it 1011, 40 1000 to Dolb ) y (off) to 1 wanted) 25 to 1 &slot Baron ild's tot .1) 40 to 1 Roches's lot (0) CAIitHRIDOESHIRE. 34 to 1 sins tirorn Atom :off) Ire* to to Satyr ,t) 1000 to 10 IPriponnier (of) tow to 10,1 The Palmer toff) Ato I -- Air Joseph Hawley's lot (of) SO to 3q Moen Shrew niumwg It) 11 to I art Bellndrant ,of, 10 to 1 iv) 10 to 1 T. Llawoon's lot (of) If to I to 1 -- lb to 1 lb to 1 Saw I EDINBURMI MERTING.—MtraffDAT. Tint hv u. its Brun of 3 was. root, trill' ido added, lor2-r - eads ; ruts', st Albs, rat ; praeltis sad allowases. That:- Timers al • mgr. _ _ . _ _ _ Yr. lrHr ' s eto;na Yule, by Lifeboat—Datum., get Nb (Ounoron 1 Mr. Watrion's Number Nip, est Mb (J. Mitirvokai) I lir. Thonip•ou's (3•sr, Ant Alb.. (Boyer.) I Netting Leen no Number Nip, *to 4 lye& Storm Zing, and 10 to 1 eget De time. Won by a mei ; • bad thud. An ohs, bon to the start by hr. Watson was ovenuled. T., 0.1 or Ws ere of 60 :Nov , added to a handing, sweep iitakis of b eon. sorb winners extra. lbw war 3 furlongs tk yard,. Yr. ll'neen, Barmaid , b y Y . llelhourse—Donthee, 4 yr.., 111.6 . 31b Oman' 1 Mr. Wrlts•on's , Nothioir lacer, 6 yrs,llll4 . •Mr. Whatel Mr. Ars.6a:'h Cottaw. tits), 6 yrs,ll4 (Owner 11 lbe follnlnnor als.n ran •—ltar Omberri. anel Ro-thew: nto 3 &art Nothtne Mor., .1 to 1 d Cottage Girl, and 4to I not ! &tumid. Won by half • ; shad third. IHa 1. . i •ta n V4IIICAP ro .0v1.. , ad dto a planTatakes of IS t 6,1 , 2 a. k ; wu.n. n tat!a. fine mile and tlank.quarte to. ir I,olLdi'iLir'p-, nag. bt. AlLsna—Eleausor 4 in., _ . Nat . Cl 2. 71ko 17r. ((I 1 Mr Johnwonr Irrnaldl.atn, 9 yra, 74 lIA I Hudrno I i Non. tr. Vernon nd 'lWrahan. 4 yr., K 4 71h (Doyle) 3 lor following also nub :—Corporal, Nrwloorl, Pagiunni, anal Br owty. Eettor 6to 4 nowt Taratan, 4to 1 arrt ralinoitra. I to I 14.24 N. wirmil, a tr. I arin.t Lkoonldhum, 14 0 to 11 Path AO flow gy .11 I bto I apt Coup...rat. Woo by a howl; a Irmetti rwot d rind third. _ _ or I...iss Pi at 3 any,. cw,h, with 25 1111Ritti w. ight hu Hy. ; i.wah wrid a11...a wt. Ow mil... 11T T. lialru. o'er f Lr Vuo (ialto—Ltaum.l, 2 yr.. 44 41h • • , Iltet ton, 1 J fretar liitt , t; p., Pet 1b .. ((1. Nohle) 2 r W M 11 , 0 riv. 5 yre, !let 311, .... 'Pry) . ISt flatly : 2to les the Dritetel Ally. Won by three Seustth3 ; tom 1. maw. Ir,lwt. s r onad aad third The ail:ser w.w tesl eol 1. e l't•I it of dl oOVP. I Illakdirlip); eastatrt pewit. tw... Dee Nr. 271h7.‘73;idie flogbland Duck, by The Pralte-10.1ie, Pat fib ton Mb ex' . 11r. Artioidi 1 r Tl. nip. Eaaby, 4 yr.. Plat 101 b daynton) 2 Mr. 111 Novo n, yin bayr.4l,4 yr 2,14114 Clb ,Owlicr) 3 11.. ran : —Ku maker, Warwick, Murillo, Th r. n, and P. n. 1. pe. meg : bto Y &Ina liAland put*, 3to 1 art Mae latrell. sto 1 eal.t Water., It, rod to to I eget say utLee. Wan by a len yt ; the PAW bt tween apeond sad third. The Twat. Wren aft did not all. TUE JOCKEY CLUB AND MR. rADwinc. Maztreo or i.e JOCEET Ctra..--A general meeting of the 31 y Club was held at Newmarket, nn Wednesday lad, at which the chairmen read the &newer the stewards had agreed to Pend to Mr. l'adwick with reference to the propmod ialuiry into the a( rat, bow of The Earl for the Derby and at. Leger. The better, which wsa approved without dioramas, was as follow, : " The rewards of the Jockey (lob having received two letters from Mr. I'adveick, the ant calling upon them to inquire into o Orin imputation east on him with reference to circulastanem which mowed on the late Derby and fit. Leger, and the unload e:tdamug that he wohed to mum before them aa the aneumed, n the simmer, have fully conieidered the whole ownwpwelenne nut witted to them, and and that they have no came before Lem, no complaint baying born made to them alrKting the chareeter of Mr. Padwitli. (Inglied) NRAPPoRT, NEWCASTLE, and H. LUIS - TETI (for the Hon. Admiral Roue.," 7he aubjoined ecerenvondesee ham taken place betw‘en Mr. Iradlne k and Warm Weatherby on the eubject of Yr. Padinclea appeal to the Jot.ltryefnh. -• I, Old Burlington-street, London, Sept. la. Leer Sir,—l am dusted to acqualpt you with reference to your tutor of the Idb maul., addremod to the igrwards of the Jockey Club, that before they cur& enter into the proposed inveigh- I. aline, it ie nereseary that yon should state your asseusation and oda in the atewardo vihrther you are prepared with evidence to summit your charge. Unless this is done you will have the stewards tote the airenveri, and throw upon then, the none of the investigation. which should mot upon yourself. -I DM, your faith ful sett 'int, (Signed) C. WSATIMILDP. Mini) IL Patrick, F. Manor-house, Ilonduon, fagot. 17. Deer 04,-1 have to acknowledge the receipt of your lathy of the SAL, turwariltd to me in the country. It amorous the steward. base rails!e a the nature of my request. I did not propos: to II web. fore thin an an " socuaer," but as the " amused," and Wll.O I ?trolls et that the *bior member of ths-sr own turfy IMP the first person deliberately to publish • letter and impute to DIP dishonourable isonduet in reference to the late Derby, which le tter has been the origin of all the obloquy and calumny to what. I have been subjected up to this tire, , I have a right to DOl , lOllO hr is prepaid with evidence to soll.tet we h a as rious Acacia. at. My letter wee intended to invite inquiry, std challenge lay calumniator., whoever they markt 1.., to make good the charge* whish had been eo freely eistulats 41 to my melodies , ; and with all iibminsion, it appears to me to come within the provinsio of the Jockey (2u1,, as itiossr valon of the umiak , of the turf, to trot or protect, as the race may be, the amdurt of those in any way associated with IL — I rs main, your Wirth. nt servant, C. What y, Esq. (Signed) MILADY Psosiact. CRICEBT. fumnzicat OF MIDDLESEX v. ASOILIOINAL. BLACK ELEVEN. Play In Una math was resumed yesterday at the Mildleeeit County thouod, Islington, the weather king b r ight and Winn, and the cipmpany numeroum. The " Blur thilehed their intimate for 11111, Omens adding 10 to his ovenught seem by good The innings ooneludod shortly befom ono o'rlock, the 'swim ivied 601 1 . on." The Middlesex men colleen] the howling at care, as w... re put on at • great pane, so that by dinner time (half-pant two) 11l appeared on the telegraph for the loss of three wirkets a ely. The ball with which ('aroma bowled Mr. Omen was a " beauty." Alto. dinner th e score was rained to 173; and as It had been announced that the Australian Sports should roremence at four &dot*, whoa nine wield. ware dowo, the stumps and game were drawn. NORTH OF THE THAMES LICENSED FiffIITALLERS r. EIGHTEEN OF THE BOARD OF MANAOEMIINT. . _ _ The. annual fete foe the hosselit of the lMue.ed VidealLae' Asylum wan held yesterday at lord's (hound, where a lobe company assembled to offences the rrinket match, which was puppies:legated by as al few.) entudeal eatertalainent, in which the brew bead lead emealide of the Royal Alhambra Paleur, by the. kind permleame of Mr. V. blowier, took ess4eirsiowe Part Only war hankies sad% took plaes.. 111:1.171170/1 IN 71718 TEA Dun% —l4oMtmliZeil pun. Una own Id. per pound r. Tlwlr ...nut. In el parts of Up. II inenan inn ennootrtitty nreiving f mon AUPIAPM Of PIM. long nnprov.lslllll. *Ad only In p•Plo•tn —rAtlnntlnvninnl) THE POLICE COURT& 011111UP13'11tENT. lUldri Rork, a i iiwulookerowriying cia business in the radio yor so, upper. d beim° lir. Newton, in answer to a self in. to taken cot spinout him by one Marsh Perkier, t he gig hel with 1 avii.g, without reasonable ex 11 , 10, obit to to &live r tip to tee mid Sarah Farber a 'oat • do d by ler with hint on the 14th day of August, 1867, Le I.uv ug with n one year Nom the date of the pledging tencend to eta the peine,pal and inkiest on the MM. ll.rttml'aut.ut rtati d that on the day mentemed in 11. e Lean its she law Lid is coat with the defendant at hie slop the Hut yotsd Sur is. the the 14th of August lat. in the early pelt of the iiirenoun. she weld to tee de -14 'elect's slop tut her mut, and produced the ticket, which is luck up and wet by an assistant upstairs: Soon she sae adortiod t h at the e. at could nut be found, and tl at if lbw lift an ticket and called again it ,bold be locked for. bee left, and since then had renal no less tl.an sic times. On mob «minion she was told aiat it could pot be bound, L 114.1 put off with various metier, arid at last delenuaut said he could nut be Nile n d site it, and tl at with jobs as hers did not pay him. Me thin took out the putout summons. In answer to the diorite defeedwit said that the ▪ teilaineut Lid not cane to his shop till the 24th, and that then Le told ter it could not be found. He produced a tie kit, indent d with the date 24th August, and called Zia assistant, Allied Hutton, who deposed that the coin. planaLt did nut come on the 11th day of August, but on the 241 h, and that be saw his master mark the ticket with the date. Ye. Newton 'sidle did not believe either the statement of the deli nitwit, or that of his witness, for the reason ti at, Lad the uoniplainant not come till the 24th, Me would thin Lave been told that Yee pledge was forfeited. He thought it was avail bed we, and that Me defendant bed Clearly exceeded -lin *ditty in tee present Metancie. leers wee no clam of men who repined more csorefel looking after than pawnbrokers; and he ordered hue to ley a tine uf 60e. sad coda, and to give op the coat tbstaLter, rir go to laden foithwith, and there remain till it was given sp. the dekndasit said he should appeal. G RENN W ICH. Newry Tow al, eon of • master butcher •t Lewisham, and ti.rge Ilatory, a youth in the employ of the latter, appeared to twosomes charging them with ooeasio•iag injuiy to Police-constable Leonard, 2.1)9 P division, by Melting • dog to bite Min. Ihe constable said he was en duty on the 7th instant at Lewit lam, for the purpose of miring sinmuirJed dogs. l.seuig • white terrier without • muzzle, belonging to uwell's father, he caught it, and was about placing a eol.ar oleo it to kid it to the station, the animal being tiaigt all the time, when the defendants whistled it, and then called out, Bite him." In consequence of this the dog teizid him, and he was bitten sit times on the wrist, 1814414 him to be unfit to perform his duty up to the peseta time. Mr. Petition inquired of the onetable whether he was in Lillian' at the tame. ILe constable r. plied in the affirmative, and Police ( ou. table birgLtingale. 71 P, continued hi. evident*. ILe uchnuante chafed the charge, but called no wit neffee. 11r. lattmon raid defendant; had been guilty of a most &Mon set, and had ceased serious injury and pain to the ;mutable. Tbey were then each tined aue. and Goats, or ► ►.unth's isaysiecninant. 7BE RECENT CAB STRIKE. A case was beard at Clerkenwell Police-court yet ter day, in which a question of much interest was rained, h. ar.ng on the right of • cabman to refuse • fare within the psi mites of •railway company. The hearing occupied sea.e tan e, and the facts wall be found in the following jnopment ci the magistrate: kr. Tooke Gam- -1 here are two summonses taken out by , dam COMP against Thomas Lemon, the first charging the aetendant, under the Hackney Carriages Act, with 'during to take him from the Omit Northern Railway station at Krug's-ricer to Camden-road; and the sectud with sinful in's& hariour during his eniployment as a cab man on the same oceasiox. With respect to the first enormous, the tads tic not in dispute, viz., that the templauiraat went to the (heat Northern Railway station, anti on Laing beckoned to by the defendant, got into him cab, and gave directions wheat, he was 11a be driven. The attendant, as soon as he discovered who the complainant was, and knowing him to have taken an active part in the tab strike which then existed, refused to allow him to it main iu the cab, or to take him to his proposed devil nate 11. (in the part of the complainant, it was contended that the defendant was bound to drive him, and in re luring to do so be made himself liable to • peaalty wait r the "ofith and 42nd sections of the Ist and lid William IV., cap. and the 17th section of the 16th and 17th \ beton*, cap. 33, or one of these acts. On the ten le ant's bi half it was wired, amongst other things, that the great Northern Railway station waa private pro peity, and that the defendant and all other cabmen who tidal oil that station to take passengers were either hired by the 11,45111 any, or at all events were on private ground, and not in any 'Buret or place so se to be under the juris diction of the Coramisrienens of lichee, cud wheal there could not I e said to be plying for hire within the moaning at the hackney Carriages Acta; that, indeed, he wa, as much foe from jurisdiction as if he were in his master's peal or on the pientsses of any private individual. The ease is not fiee from difliceity, because in deciding that the dclenclant is comet in his judgment, considerable diflo any may arise to the public. The strongest position of tl.e a mpLainaut ia that a railway station is a place of peldie moat, as held in espaite Lavis, 26 Law Jworaut, peie 1719, and that it is • place where cabmen may ply for car. Lut it is, 1 think, clear that a railway station lithe private property of the railway company, who may there. loic at then ph mane exclude or admit cabs, or adm.t the Ili only on etaiditinus winch they may thath tit to im sae. Neither the oth and 7th Vic., cap. to, nor the 13th t ice, tap. 7. which authorise the police cominiationers to o.ut standing. in any waist, thoroughfare, or place of j nbia; icsoit, or tl.e time at winch CY1.1114 . 11 may ply for Lite, I,l' n.ake re gulatioue, can apply to a railway station, Rah, to both. r cal men nor the cenuis.oners thnuielve• Could . titer without conanit tug a tied tits. It seems to , me that the (rhino' so coming into the stations under I. the house of the railway companies cannot be Raid to he plying for line undo, or when there, to lir poisoned by the rules leaf down iii the Rack -Ist y 1 arriai,e Atte ; nor do I think the public (au clean tl.e retortion of these acts any more than they would be able to do were the cabmen and the cabs on au, other innate ground. It follows, therefore, that whilst ea. ii i arty is within the railway station their trans actions with each other mast be governed not by the liatkuey Carriage Acts, but b the ordinary law which eentiole both eaten of contruct ; and I must therefore hold, to far as the Hackney Carl iage Atka is concerned, the com plement cannot seek any redness for the defeuilaut's re. fusel to convey him to his place of dertaiation. I limit myself to the Hackney Carriage Acta, as if a contract to catty was created by the conduct of the parties. There is a remedy elsewhere for any breach of that contract. And I may further add. I am not called on in this case to &clue what might be the position of the parties after they might leave the station and emerge into the public streets. It becomes unnecessary for me to consider the other ob jections raised by the defendant, whether or not the do. fondant would have bad a lawful excuse in refusing to carry the complainant on the ground that be was at the time hired by the Great Northern Railway Company, or that be believed that there was a conspiracy by the complainant and others to injure the public by taking away all the cabs from the station just before the arrival of areountly train. I therefore dismiss the first summons. I will giant • case. With respect to the Neeond sum mons, the summate itself charged the defendant with wilful misbehaviour during his employment as a cabman. '1 he evidence le, that what was done by the defendant to the risuphi:nant took phut on the private proinieos of the Cheat Northern Hallway Company. Fur the 141.1110 11.1114JUS 1 have stated in the other summons, the defendant cannot in my opinion be convicted on • Numinous against him for acting in contravention of the Hackney Carriage Acts, but if an assault has been committed, the complaivant Las leis remedy by taking out a NUMIIIOII4 for a eumenou assault, and this if asked for I shall grunt, and then in quire into the facts. Mr. Care applied for • summons for a commou assault, whichh was glutted. CAUTION TO B(IIOOLitAATEIM. Dr. Hurilwieke, the deputy coroner for Central Middlesex, held en in pleat last evening at the Volunteer Tavern, Upper Baker street, Regent's-park, relative to the death of Herbert Whiley, ten years of age, who died, as alleged, from the eni et of a blow on the head inflicted by his school master. It appeared that the deceased was the run of a laundress, hamar at 14, l'ark-lane-mewe, in the above nientii,ned locality. He went to a paid school attached tv a catholic chapel, of which the Rev. Mr. ( iutch was the prie.t. Last Monday week the boy went to school as usual, and on his return home he said his master had struck him on the bead. Ile was very ill and vomited. lie went to school on Tuesday, and on being asked by his master why be had not learned his lesions, he said his head ached Lem the blow he had given him on the pre vious day, and he was unable to do so. He again went home ill, when his mother took him to a surgeon attached to the chapel, and on the circumstances being explained, he said, " Take bins home and give him a dose of castor oil, and he will be right before the end of the week." 'The boy got worse, and other medical aid was called in, but the vomiting continued and the boy died. Mr. Benson Baker, surgeon, deposed to being called to the deceased and attending him to the time of his death. He said he had been struck on the head by his master. He died from exhaustion consequent on inflammation of the brain ; the body otherwise was healthy. A blow would produce such an Wed. Theseboohnester made a volun tary statement. He said he had been suspended from his duties since this ease had occurred. He admitted having given the boy a " pet" on the head, but he was are he did not hurt him. Ths jury returned a verdict of " Hestia from inflammation of the brain, caused by a blow," and requested the coroner to censure the schoolmaster, ea they frit that he inflicted the blow that caused the death. DIINVILLS and Co., Belfast, are the la rges t nobler* of wlJ.biy in the week,. 'noirOid LW i =ve mended by ibe enedies3 prefeneSon is prebeenee lleeplieti in earls end ewe kw bone uee er nem 01,1mWatlas be Mama Danville and_l7 l =el e. nveillovreePdle" Ilirea4, London, lo.o.ooortiommot. MARKET& TALT.OW iIirROIDA • ET [NINO. - The tallow saaricrt ena tiz, 4t. ad, at the tallowtag quatatinaa : tlpoy 46a. bl. ; tot*4 to 1/44.4 mbar, 4:a. ed. ; Deossatier, WS.; January to Marco, 44.. 31. to 46a. ral. lath vales to last evetuog, 1,0116 ; arrivalis, 1,60 cask.. I.A CE ANT) lIONSERY. Horn , Retry 24 TAM • Tri.le is et y •atatattary for the of the year. That oa not ma. d. u.a1.1 lust sow for any claw of gtoods though 04.400 ON LW: in four 'Nowt. Machine holders must be the molt buy at tb~ 11 , 11 Li I trit nishing stab which twee beeneat low. The Spaniels in. in 8. flow has tamed some few ceders wheal wear an hand a. bo to toodormsadeol. Hopiesy : Both the bowie and shippuie Unlashes are Ilaw w. tk quiet. Yarns are • trifle is .T, snol buyo•no ho/.1 Iso k, thinking that there will shortly be a furtha mho ton • • NuttagLain Journal." et.YITON.-I.E•tarout., Harr. 24 —Market steady. at yeeer dare nitro. ketanat.l 10-day, 19090 kal,w, toLloduag ei.erulataon and export. 3,360 Anaemia% Me. to ltl. ; 'tat P. we-, se., HA. to t ld. ; lOW Buskin, 241. to 104al. ; et) MoNio and Makin, had. t• Wed. ; too atarannani, lofd. ; Sap tons, liid. to 17d.; 10 Boaz 9.1 ; 4.211) 1p Nand, to 1. ; ;Pewit!, Ma 6d nde, fe. ; W. to 7d. Vsir hollerah, 41.; fur o Imeentfer, ; fair fear Bound, 441.; for fry! tsan. 114 d. ; Isar Peruse, 191 d. ; muddling Howell, 101.; Bundling Orleana, 114 d. C('TTON GOODOI.- -if scnr,ene, Barr. 24.—The mArlot eon tow,. quiet. There bno general bosom, and a fooling of it.- proryei ;smelt as drfortroenta. Prima are nomin Jly lest intio changed More l'uoielay, but nff,ra fur any roneutorable quantity of kith or yi/ro at lover gnaw wou:il be h-t. 0.4 to in ILe pre+ at elate of the cotton =whet. WOOL AND WOWlTNll—Bnanrofur, flare; tt.—A sews eh. vital tone perveses the wool trade, without any 'Maud Ma p.'" mutt b.iU expentriced in Wanes. Polkas' matters attired is ens more favour le, and the Insurrection in Spain has no inflator on taadc hen'. Thoat' encmged in the trade chow • snide hot dui feeling. Ppineeni ere looking round and making inquinee, tut more with • view to me where the wool which they aquae is. and to tad press There is bttke clang(' in Peer... (*Enloe labe wools are Mall bald with great anneem. Middle end adieu r aorta are earner. Down molt are in better demand at seedy ado.. There is little thanw to report in wonted }AMA Tele m aulde are ousts from Leipsie &retibe the fair as owning quietly, but IL. fair is said usually to open in, and bmer are entertuned of td; re being more activity in • few daye Expert menianta in thaw markt t have been looking round and getting offers to vial mit to their railcar's. They also make u ers at very low Fn.., more with • view to asomain the state of the market than to do 1.11.111.1111, for theve offers are g. berally so low that no 'laners a the result. (mare yarn. are in steady dement, and prices are well maintained. Super eat and ]ow :Yea are in aw ashy tesineet, and prises are weak. The two-fold trade is tat. The lame trade remains pretty active in coloured wilt, altLough there is a alight deeresee in the oat •n r i.t n out. Priers on the whole Mild= 'without change. The pieee trade ie unaually flat. The borne nidwitante aro dedt; litre t amiss in the warehouses, and the plated of order; sprind p eel.. i.. ~n ly doer by a few. There 11 , 1 lea bwenea doiriu in lan roods thee fiery goods. The other departments --tweraid, AIM w ND, aad Last are ixtretutly quiet. Awe. 0.11/1111 taint ly steady. PI.N. - 11111 . 011-011-Titzwr, Omer. 24.—We haul a toloraiy,• oh, w of wia at at today'. .urn marina, and the ropirtton of th • n+.l4 Sin , fair. IM tumid rather slow, at extreme pet.' New al it. map quoted at bra. to al.. • new rid, M.. 57... pro a; •. 1 air y am in Irtter supply, and maintmtied rorp-u,r, .1). for to Nat Itr quartet. Orta w- re 11,1,1 M.may T:1.• .1 4 14 au, •tradl, and,=tnme tats. wore paid: taw, t-0. to iii i 4 +18 , 13 . . • t 54•14.4.1, srrr. 24. -•At thin day'. market tie n• w. , a 1.44.• •ulIk) at a ;out, for woo li full riotet was:; 4.1,1 ter •4 b 21.4 int I. of, tut to rflret ad,., th.• r •-f [Le p, tr -141 al. dtet.ou 01 ad. per ..u.trt... on lAA a. •-k'. pii r . w mond to Parley tom. Oats and lo.wo fully a+ d, +X. I rte. tra;urty for p tut. 114+7 4 .1., Marc. ti.—With a!modr.rate .apply of En;:loh thy tirolr Tubd dna at fully hart ass-k',. rain... Pappli.... of tor. y limiter., demand quirt, wttaiomt tii.oup- so sale , . totltsig liml. ye fully w. Mar, \a' Tatar, Fort., turiu hut 1.1,...1.ng arid dirtiltary qualitiert, neelmmal anti fully Ir prr yr II u ; 4 - t. Oats sery dull and kl far qr. low:. ; bur , ra all wor ngt. r parttime arnsair. Bean. Mon. Mule very qui.t. I uat lot. Loot sue, Herr. W.- There was a good purply •( wt. at at this market to-day ; the trila4 war brirlt at so +la% an 01 10. II f yr., a cf.-mance bring effected On dm.: ton.. Tor planing laulry wan attire,. and an aklivan..... of ful iy le. I.r qr. reali.ed on .art Wrdneaday'a rate.. lat at, 1.2*-01 gra., 520. NI. ; barley, ',COI rpm., 4.t4 Id. ; 50 qt. , 17.. era. flat izaa, Sart. 14.—We had a fair s pplyof what at our mu le thus day ; but the demand ova net tory brial, althouga at the LIG.. WIC .4 the lota were &vaned of. at last week's art.,t. Pails y war in ouall supply, and of Ann aide at P. I.r fp. undcr the prwaa obtartod lest sera. Other articles as let quoted. Beet whits wheat, IPs. to Y.M. Bd. ; hert as w ditto, Me. to sth. ; beat old red. Vs. to 2h. ; kart new ditto, fro. to tid. • barley, Ms. to are ; beam. lie, totow.; oat.., lads. to Sly.; I vas, jar. to btu'.. nrw artthas, 44.15. to ; ry.., *4.-; the four. fd.. to Iga; bast: ramrod., Nat to 644. Ihmsnesniar Harr. it -Our netrksts are only very moderately supplied with wheat, whieh hasmentrally 4.1 att an ly ;venom rate.. The general quotation is from Sec t. 675. the qr., with an average of but b& Bak i .3.. to hstuf tatter wove freely. Ifalbryt minbusw have a alight drooping tt oak 'ley, the quotation being from Us. to {to. the qr. 4.i ruidaur is eh wof sale, sad the turn low.w in prise. Oats have a Cur .ate, ramie, from 245. to lin. the qr. lloana and peas showed httl. or 40 alteration in value. . . . to ore, parr. 24. —The attendance at musket to-thy was laigr, laud the supply of !inlet dierriptiona of corn hoary. 'There was a b. tt. r d. 'woad fur who At, whSio moved off steadily At An adintre of Is. per qr. on the rate. of last work. The quotation sus fit in ho, to Se.. Barley came to hand in very large quautis .., whit h made the trade slow, And prime lace a doemwsrd t. in.. u. y. be quotation ranged from 4.M. to Pio. par qr. 0.,L0 had a et, lady .Ale, at shout previous. rates, the r knife bow from 240. to No. per qr. WILDS were r tolerably ateAily tusk. at to , mate 1,111 altolatioa iolree. The tlguree were from lay to .3.. I.r qr. War were quiet, at from Ito. to len per .tr. Vetches u.ade l 4 to ben. per huebeL flour has a fair ash., at hN to Lb, lir .a. k, but the Union contract has been talon ut al he the. mum, quarter. ▪ ass, a, Mater. 2d. State this day trennight th • turn trA Ie hr stili4 very tam Ili ,v,., di ;airman*, with a ifti 111.11,a;.. ti C isquiw, tor wheat. aupplaw of lAytiah wieat are nude: ste at this and the nerghbourtnir niarketn, Ter which there is a gi s. I d. wand, at la. to V, pet qr. UMW 111.31•7; in bur yrs quo t, at full pare.. Malting barley erm; icrimliur in 1,41 U • at ed. ter qr. &suer. dappling of nuts are kept out by a 40.^..p . 11114I11; the few on hand are reLsihal at rather mem uasiey. Bans, peas, and maize the tutu dearer. htaveintsvaa, Mvr. 24.--There Vieii An 'average at tea lam— at day's matk,t, and Mildew. of wlnAt rummeseal by ankina an asltsibie of I. to per quarts on thigine, and 3J. per oiseal es leering'' but the trade ultimately lITIVC4 slow at the mew: icy of last Wig k. Y.r Sour the inquiry wan rentrietisl, at previous tat... Oats and oatmeal Wry again el. par 4.511.. t.. per load low.. Thy a red demAnd for leans and Indian own, but without any maternal riving,. in value. lirw sty , t: or . tl. -W, had • fair show of wheat this dal. The teak steady at last week's prime. (hood malting bailey void • late sa t e; Mr ioditat sort. In cheaper. thaw sold wrU Inca We. to Ma. per qr. Mum. %unbent/1A in value. IWO, Harr. VI.-- Thine were in to-day's market 1,2:II qrs. win at. Triers Is. up on the top, and In ltd shorn ea tar' average. 1,234 qrs. barley, es. ed. up on the top, and 5.1. upon the average ; I/45 go'. unto, ed. down on the top, ended. down en the swinge ; H. gm. brans, 6d. down on the top, teed bd. down on theavetage. 14111111.11iP (IMO. Ir..land, but with • Iwww suet, I , f , err flow, 13..1 k. Trade was 117 .1-JI Kiel prw„, kad &comma to fait ney, beet wetheow me bz:c and w. sod intenor ion., tor which .w 64 *A. ualy aoy It Sii.l .1 id. PIA aid., and in 'lose cow stall Sews *r un .. T ,.! laud. so awn is now user. We bad • itecal with an 11111 to MO Pt in I iade, and poen. nine • I tries L; •, Ito, and in af. w zetptirmal 'NW% ltt way tr t..„! dilate 'tartly of piga, and the bw•on sistrket Tunis wise sliced, both boom pigs Mid TorkPr 610 61t1 , , IN, • at hem lb, 3d. to 14. ed. dope SOW.. T..r. , Wa. • ••• fu,r. m. set in the Loot trade, but Wm...L.1.4.)a, He .. otl Wait. d. a, Aar?. it. —AI TAralort.'. F.ur u ct a ormill ••upply .f idler, whigb I.y Muttcu tawe I.d. to fel. Um lb. • harm re..., c.. c;. t.,, I aioi 2fi.. to ; bums sus 1. .„. kSN. 10 31,•.; born lambi., iho. to ; !aims ati I 140. to VOL .tut k Lad • out' fit m itiority, bail • ;mod ialo. 1134 e tow, trout •re t, tt. r, ty..it alno t • 111 . At lb imitator tkur fa, att. 91.. cell ly p vs. oas.ually larst.. „ dull, imol Ili., Lad a di.cidodly dowomu I L.„l-ts is A In • no (7... It, :sir, the Mod ; 174. to 3 1 0. l.aot.c it stood quality cold mid. 1 4 .4, vi Of tale. Prrr. eattk market ww I.ot Lu ir i y te.day. 11.. if+ wa... a fair &sound for at,.. awl 14nsta. wet, .Ir.w cf wie• Pip.. 1.. <, .1 litalalutilf.• I TRW. i. io ntemtly 11.•multd, A. 1.1 1 ir. to • ' 'Gd the ...me. 14 , 104 sitst.l.4l. .• w • 70 to WI. U e Its Lamb 61 aluwoot 1 a.t. 41..• 4-„, , there is on ober nohow tiol. the lb. 11.1 oa. MAW 4a• y . a Its limo pigs ate him, K Ila. rel. to I . 1. 1 ilif4hin Witt. tuailoot tb. to IMO a fair .apply .4 • I lib. lid. to la.. Od. Me. WOO", nautafl4l.4l... : • lb. • two ditto, lA. to 64d. Ban um W•:14. . • duW tl Wk. Hay it not such in deniaod. 4 Lrosoe, ever. 23.—Tlore ham b-tu s Iu w• ~1 oh, el., and lambs to-day. Those was a fair .I.lood a quoin., note lather higher la plow then leet 741. toTfd. our lb.; setoodary, and to ;d., r ton, did. to Ofd. par lb.; nest quatty, I o. Ol , to bid. Numbur of fat cattle, 724; • is a ter sup! ly of calves and pi w, and era. v.., ;5r..... V. al, 65 1. to Ted. per 10.; pork, Id. to Rd. Noe Noel Rowan, hoer. 12 —Trade renereby daring the I act week, ruivairit• fur fat trots te,so mo o o t . „ the swoop. ;1 ut ;ono to have continued firm A 10, mountain 01.. op tare leen on and ,J., notly (thew 4 I ruew move u. butter.' favour. h./ have t a rod 0.• Hasu,,l, pm," iabonost flout Pit to 11. . ". At die Newel mask. t the, aliy U,. go was an improve.' ',NI, 41.4. wh,d, a tour rile, at tram 6d to Td. per lb. 11 .. -10tey et deny wag red, altbsuoth not so large as at mew. ilimt 4,0 .1 I rifled, One-thlrd rd wlwi. won trot. lot •nao roa the moor day. An every, . 04-. 'OOP don, at bid. to 60. Isar lb. I'4, stoo tealiod Ile. µTome. We error: u, Garr. 28.—Tbere ono • rond serply eto at 'basket to-day. Thee was a fair w 00100.4. prirew to ltd in favour of buyers }net osuoity or tort, so ea. N. per stow of 141 b. wooed, To. 6d. , 7 4 ; w niutton, to 60. per 'lb. ; ewes 641. to ail ; ton.„ opt. 7,1. • tat pay, To. 4d. to On. per ;tone of 141 b. Nun, • o : -f at legate. I,IM t; atom aol lanam, 4,Ats, and odor* 1,700; Win Clink, 10. barn. Yl.—Then was a rather lurr n.• ; ' t fat tattle at market than let week, bat Mery won her e -set of I not quill( y. All ow* said readily at last week'. pre, • % the into nor were ratio r lows, and part were left unwed -I was a good .upply of sheep sad Lobo, the proof for los,. s 4,1 a Ise, s u4r to tastno 7, and a templet( cloarantie wag ant J. f, W. id. to no bd. per atone of 1 fib. ; coonoloy, to too. :ad ; Is-mt mutton, 60. to Td. per lb. ; occoudary, • td. ; te•t bunt., 210. to tue calh. 1,1 no is, Seer. 24.- At to-dars market the rattle ler tut ih, se wo re Mai The demand be %rod ops.s•e a Loh Laud- was t rule , but minor cit.:option% owe war.. •, 7b.- Jos e , sere— te.t hoer, 611. rate.; soonlary, u. :• ; L. .t will.. r u•uttcn, bed to aid ; bet ewe-, St to Sid , 7.1 to ood. Tub ants and 12 oaken. bee, and 0 , 1- ••• Molt Ito. wok. Istad, 7, , iU2 trite, .4, . teal tang,. TRAFFIC /IRTURNS. re. Wee Pr- /Gr. Total, Teta, Open. sown. elkairAlari. W...k eliding June (nt.nt t, of 111.44 70i S 1,441 1,064 k 0.T1411W July b N.ott.t 'Lot kowtow, er,-, 19 -- 213 07 Vl.. k wur,... t. By• , rtz 71 211 713 1,647 a k 4:1 , 1a.g Aulcu.t 5. At. , l nk r u.cv n. 70, 243 PIO 5.f3 .11 We..ls emlugg Vair,a . 110 817 1 %%,.k tritline rapt. 13. Loptl.,Talburyoklic,utl,..ll,l 473 20130 3 V 4 «k ending r4l.t. 18.111,14 au.d la uuty Down 441 &25 344) VA% Lull 411 , 1 ]Rath 3O 1491 W. • s. • `Oh, k 18 11ynmalul Oinauste . 964 -- 741. .t Ikulth kaeletn I9A9 10,424 2..,346 81. ii 8 Week endow Sept. :V. Bristul alrl k..xtuf ----- It)REIGN MAILS. Qrrraatovor, Edit. 24.—The National fitoanathip at. nom Lltat9ool, nmv. 4l hens ot p • '• • !be tat at kod urn and prtreed,d for P.N.!! Vora. A •.• 24.--The Inman Royal Maul mean. r • of Imrm gal I% tat tone at 2 a.m. 10-Miy. AA. n... mid ;am. rte i.rmeertlml for Nov York ct SAO well. AND ArrrIt•LIAR SEPT. I rumaular and °mutat topspin) .. a atrum.dup Y ruit.g, 17 Calcutta 3.14 Aurnt. armed at IS p.m. to-tar .I'nunklry halt B..apar Yan—ll•uaunre. Sett. and (Li ntal t cant nor',. fat Amer Poona.' ar MAI t 3 p.m., .. the n.an . l.a,r fur L. a tun at p.m. Letter, in Lonlon batutday mummy. THE SOUTII STAFFORDSUIRE IRO"( ntAr.r BIRMINGHAM, SEPT. 24.—The preliminary met t tiolimastrra of Esot Wort:alto - ohne and Suath • shim was bad at the Exchange, in thus tossu. .'; -• won; llr. tirto - ge Barker tu the chair. Th 131alltrOUs attsudaLce of the trade. Tile . iiti•aluritig the butguere, referred to the Inst. - • which Lad teen giv.:Ln to the committee rclattte • railway iatin. He that a Correspnhietie, hs. . • iiit•• with the saiioue the re- ult d.d nit I. ad th,n, to Am, : ot, an!. alit taus u. lie 9t.t.tiou as to the intliti pr at iota,: keg. h the vonenil • mret.tig sta. , the:. a.11t , ,.gh there 1...nt ;I:i . • t.Asn.• t t tit COIN flt .i .• t • AII.L.It• a any s.t,:t • Lity LI, n the ittwo. , It A 1.. oti It) .1•111.•le it) 01 , • t h.' . ..•••1.11t.. .•, • N era At lit g• Eli I .11 A. 1% kft Im . lllolt. —1101• LOW V . S i:N • t. 11.• ••.• ..• • 1. r t a. 1. rt.l `. !••. . t . .• N. Ail ..1 t!... 11. tin, <. ! !I • 1.• ram.'" tl.i 1. , ••• alt l.• l.' s tl •:• awl (154.1:t os.• r, Lot:.--.. j. ot. a twill the.!., :a I ft tu 4• 1 1,:.• • • • 'oft • .l.p..AltP sr ; ) k.rn-vt.‘.• ••• • ea , .tti;•rt. :.k) [nay Cali. , r prn.r.6.4...1 ULM, •.• • .n• vt d.vtaueta,u. BIRTHS. MARRIAGES. AND DRATII • BIRTHS. cotAlrit.- 5,.001... , t 24, at Beau.teat:-:.ai. MN. A. Or,. . ditto:ht. r. Seyteraber 22. at Tentrrell hooey, the wile of ill.: Hi v. T. Drvulnen. of a daught.r. EVILL.• neptetuber 23. a Lyuoantx-bourn, Attn:- • - the mite of W. Loll, Eeq., at a von. rteptearher 22. at Wert th• • • H. /Idea. kag of a aoa. niptvinian It, the infe of W. Taul, Teti of n • ranee, Of a PVII. FILWLI.L - Seim tuber 2.1, at Priory-rood. K.lturn, tt • T. W. Tenr 11. of a aeri. Ti Kr.• Sera, totter 21, at Heath Farm.Watford, tl•e . •,' U. Take. Erg of a %taught. r. WHITAKI.II.-Sri , tt tuber 24, at 4.4l.tneotrt. - r-rtnt. • • wife of M. W. VVlutaker. laq , .1 • MAHHIAti ES. ACTIVE( II --47LATTON. -neptvoiln, V. at th.• or l'Mpptt4r Timor. by the Kt v. H. It. ii•.:t. i. . A, 13u.1%. ~ a of R. Ashur : h. Eitvi . • \, oe.. l•• M.• 11. •,:," • .11t tiro t•n. f Banta thott.e v... 1 I-41 TA 1'1111.131n • Seitt,n.tv r at M • Ottatta. 11, the 1., V W. M. ['alto, k. n I -• • to t - Inu lint.: Float% th, Iregitt.r et ti. .1 '- folio. ty of IV ot et • It.ttUKl Mat sryt.iti'v.r 2a. , t •-• ••• I by th,- tI. % A. Child, osier of Roth , rr I , • :.• It. Amt.!. rel. of St I leiilrt.i.vitt'aiw. ultlerl volt et .1. Y t.. . • ton, tln .hit. - , to I MP. 1LL1111.12. • •11..• • • 11.1 A. It. I narsoot.. % • • .• I.KIAN• T‘Ntui L. :nit, 012•.. Ito ion 2 1.13, In the 1:.. , 11. • Id . !tot. t 4.. J. It,•K‘on of Iota:I, II - In bird, ...vt t! v n of the t a t • .t v. h ••• wend danghter of 11. W. T. utta3. •• •t• Ito non, hem ItHt Nil St TAvvtln it, iteinher ?. • '• • ~y al t tooth, Leith. ty th,. It., 3 i• •- taunt, E.l,uFurgb J K lihnt.n : • - Idiot nigh, to Eup{v.-tnta Ilontrvat. • :.:, ••, her. F.,r i'ai hue. Favt I a•tloan. Flirt 1111 T I'll ItUE.- Sept. mt. r . t • Duty, by tbe liev. .1. O. Moula. . W. V nraithett, }Vivi of Ihrldve , ity.ton, t hilightor of the Late I'•••• • • • Abu, n-road, Itolloway. DEATHS ext)nscw. -tL ptember V. at itreel - t• ' litanebeeter, Uannah, relict of J. At , :-- • '` • ' L• • HttWI.F.R.- Sept. Ober V. at tliarh - nt. - • • It• - - •t" !lire. widow of Colonel 't RINIITtir.• • Iteptarober Miss ~.4••t •- vazind DAVIE. rletttesabor ta, tau dart Mon. R. Ttawie, comenamater of the (kip. mail roar% I "L. - • ' , ARRANT. --Aepleasber V, at l'itper I -al :n::. Farrant, tnarinuinder R.N. Nepteraber 11, at Of. Maryta.,..ito. I ' • Harris. Eat., aged W. El(1111.11.14.-Att1wo 14, at hot nni.traer. Nels Cape Town, Air W. lloditee, Kat Chief du... , of the Legialative r`ounol, Cape (totall). taft , '• SITOENS. neyncraber 114,1'440a0l flu i attea, late .a 0 • meat. at 4Vows-Area* ritrand, aired titt• 11013TVN.-fleptetaber 19. at him •vanitry reveler toot, Itstata, T. Yuatto, (tows sal for Ireland. e ••' /10EliAlf.• -Iteptaattet it. at atteloaa.plaec, 1 1 uni.. • Yealtaas. awl eat. RO . -114r im bir ar rtl. at Mattock. Ikawnet, in 11 -'• , : Mr •••- V. • Rog.. Madeira Ilrodie . „~., i.., 11 .7 4 % • .. . ' ':: r •It y lis t ezo . ;oz.: wr en. ; t l . 4 h. W t c h, wen t.. lambs a good moldy ; trade henry. rolVall a Mochtruttio Kipjpay. Eat pigs a limits numbrr on offs. Wore brads wore only mi moderate supply; the trade by oo moats Active. Wits cows realimid LW to Eta Toth; barren beasts, 14 to £ll salt ; V. toting*, hoot 14 to fa. More ewes, hems 30s. to Ms. melt lova., Ito. to Ms. each. Thom woo a good show of tams, for 'phial there was a fair demand. Mr. I'. It. Ityttudl bat a mad sale st priers ham Lb M. to If 7.. Mr. taorge FONALI od e r o d a wry duds, lut from the eelvbrataal dock of Mr. Jame Welker. Mr. R. L.ltultlveli, Mr. la,otgo (rune, aid Mr. Kamml tiloret offend a rosy maul lot ; the prices maimed wore from ES ad. to 111 lb. 'Moa was only a small number of bomb. drown; good useful animal,. were In fair demand ; inferior sold slowly. Dad M. to dtd. per lb.; mutton, dd. to ta. ; Lawb. Md. alt. ; rod , M. to lid.; bacon pigs, Ws. to Ills. pat saute; porb . cr ditt o , 10a W. 101 1.. 8 an ,,,, gam. IN.--We had ■ bow. eupply of beet et our market to-day. the melds from Iteland nusahsring be n e n . 100. nude war very di I, except for b e et d esa i i ns, which wis a v n 'm a i ve .wi wri te . m .d . . ' h i gy or n , ...... dm , b lt t ,a wb. ort la r,: d f btaa or - M. • from Iltis. to GU. per cwt., this. bring a marked reductimi log Printed sad Published by WILIJAN Kiss ' At W moles pi Mow; a law number on hand till a bite hoar• Rotaroneehrest, is the City of Leedom. IrtE...* . Of store tattle there 111111. • read supply. Mutton amanitas,' trey . (Moe m Ikurnrie-street, tbo Ir(valsct of ta le'' 1.1,141141. 4tot the irris 11.11. comblet out ett) wilb fre4. coo 1!1.-1'11411q1 —er wa1e.1 1. 1 %40 4 1.70( th,• late --N &r T. U. Roberta, Most • latOi ht. wale .tgrat IT. _ WESTBI Meyttvather of Rallifool.otreet. I W. IS %tooth/oak, turesttly ho union. ut the Atom , I. aged el. 01 I iron! Opt. HY: C' C' C'