The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-26 00:00:00

NA lAL AND MILITABY. (I LAST 1/1111/111'S oAsirrta.) WAR-0/FICA Clc r. Ile .tat Competitive jearsieeibie4 Cambium let ed. wrat-e lb• Itoyal Miry College, headhunt, will be bold st the Ito* liegmet Ceske/4 Wodasobey, the 1114/1 Devitabor am, eed riter TM mot Compreithe lbseeesetioe al Casdadeles tor eh. mirrion 10 ilia ~y 1 Aredesay, Woehried, trial bo MM et the Zia lieopieth Clip es Widow*, the ith 4 J seamy, IMO, NM Ildiewlati dem THE MILITIA . A 111) 19714 yOLVIIITIERS. Osombeless liTbe — Larilkseeemea - re wain Omega Id el °Nowa Ariery Views —hie Mul es% be be See Ilsefteses ; Wan nook m i. t be.; lei Popsy el Velsemimene—Welkes llesse Seem, Celessen gest.. to te best Iliebbseg ; Mb, mil. se le wooed lesemmet. ZNI Oisegeby Ossuweg Vamosso—Jobs Seesaw 11***4 woo. in espasua , lbws Illetelemes, Is be Ilessruse; Webber Ms, to be NOW fillesesegssegibe fuse Volastesee—lle Qom Cbeir =abbe Massa Talbot, Be}, OLP., be 1:= Mud Talbot, Sq., to be beellieret; T i ti u me dli ketV. t b : b e r a ej s. d Wli Ca LT 7 )= s *be gmesemb;= . tele nags. Leeds Dens. Ileg i lLr M : Owe likaboska a. te • le Yves MOM be be ends% ath Cam: peey Wry arm Illele . Pee., M.P., is be era! Lira Ilsoneb Reg, Ile be lissemes; Mewl gag., to be enebp. Ceetney : Dithers Liseelys. Bee, be be ilialien Tense Lewin, so be besuel; Wm iftreate, 15q., 1411 = mega Wiecemnedre lade Veleslues—fed Casysey Wig= VMS'S GT*, Zs, be be eepiels; hie Joe._ Foie le be llosissees, Tams, Aytime Palma. Bob.= WIN, 411 d Net, te be esiga. 3t41 Company Ilisere De Worms, late royal Artillery, to be sogris_ Jaime y et. e gest., to to Lesteeeat ; AMISS Tee lb be seegs. Rem Arena, l'llesesese— let Company W:'hara Glah di* te be aqua , Owego Edward Shar;aad , oat, be nem/ likerwat. is be lest theritam ; Alward maim adder, pal., to Medal Me Velealesee—ba lebdlebeas Willoughby Jam. lien, so le beessret Robert Neolioisa Harocad, Beta, be be eeeep. 6th Subdireetoe Jun. Hallway, NA, is be beware% , Chutes Hotauo Day Bulb,te be 'lselin 44 &mud= Lysel . Tat., .6sectee ....... Artilbery—Grorso .. __, , z ,____..... Ilsoirmise, Mee beechistp. promoted ; lame Maelwo Ty*, ppaL, le be mooed bOOMS&Ot, TIP Mine Mr= Clerks Oreatitem /km; Imo COIOIIIISI is the fieete Paine' Osmde. Is be bratesemo.colosel corsemmd - is( the dillervet ItilliVae . Etter CoplWMohar Shreplere Remount of !Intl.—Weller Urn, gest., tole Ifewhieest. lOtlf Company of Lemeeelain H. Volsateen—flceeph Leigh, peat to be engirt. Wiliehire Volaafeur 11.111r—Beueley R,bionoa , tag., to be Liesterseat of the be company. :SW Compaq of Nortbamptonahbe Volunteer RUM Corps— The light liamourable ()forge Waimea lanoor, Eon of Pontine, to be aaptiia 4th Company of Rifle Valuations—Willies Clow, E. 1., to be liestecant , Jobe homer, to be mato blougomeryalfire Yeomanry Caraley—Taomaa Opel:meow Lomax, meat., to be corset, Moo Admen promoted. ADMIRALTY, Ocr. 25.—Arr•ormaNrs. Snr. goon. H. Eau, to the ?roomettes', sad G. P. Cooke, to tk Ardent. WOOLWICH. Oct. IL A detschnient of the 9th liniment of infantry, soder We otoutaa4 of Captain Mt*. of the Royal Mortar, proceeded to the dockyard Mu day, to return the soetropoll tea pohoe la the performasco of guard duty. Toe Traeot, .team-.earl, Commander Clone, reeestly te tanal! front, the dflicata *tattoo, le ordered to be poid ag at Me yard, but It to two detained at Itheeroooo, is eodsododuce of • COWx of oultury held before the nag efliese at Mot port. CHATHAM, Ocr. 26. A 'otter boa been received from the 14rtt Hon. J. Weaun. r.rmaleat of the (adieu Conseil, is tit of a the headroom terilsordal presented to kim a few days Mere by the emanate of Übe dockyard as a mark of Moir ted* to him ter hie oaccereful 'dorm is procuring for the dockyard employs s as Metered eapereassatice alletrawee. Capita tr. M. leurdoe, Royal Karam% who mot with the seven e. Meet as the Parade-ground et Brareptow barrack. ow Saturday alkerwara Met, hes recevered frtml the elects of the he received as that asearicm. the seri dem sot Who to severe ae was at Ent bared. The (saw odiar a sow auks to mecum It. military duties. Staiou, AccIDENT TO COLONEL WETEMILALL IN Dt at. is. —Bourses gloom and twelve o'clnek yesterday i i ltaty).l4ll. esiosil Wetherell, Aseistost Qoartamtastor . was toils( throosrb Orattoa-street, Dorm el , ppd. l . amid ro/lost over the pllaat dhow, wlio was issesetatstey WOW boss tho insead sad take int, the establsottasent Mr. Cowslakl. thes of the Mad sarposs was la prompt at budeare, •t.. 1 re the colonel, we rivet to goy it won thiert.vorod that oho of less wee bream es the WM joist, had thee be bad musisol acme eau Warble, tortu ously sot at s very eerier loam Tbs Worse oesiluom woe esarqed to a lob he his tosidones. TM km sussed widow my dump beau dose to bias fa lb. falL—lrre waa's Aorrwi. AN IND! Of SOLD= IN DISGRACL Corporal ?noels Coe-y, of ea. 49th, woe yesterday charged i.e. Lore *l. Ilaeoll-to, at L eeepool with rebels( Mt.. ',heel Imlay ot a pens roe 6!. She priesser sad Selves* Yam bed lately soused hum led* whin they had weal orepther. at I ha I to ma each ober fadaresly lit is. years. Os Mosey Kew sad Ws silk together with Colley and assiame ourporsi Bawd Bases, lett Weed°. together on tvelosgh, Ileryposee Lose, estreethag 5/. to the hawse of ha. wile, silo pieced the perm is het G roes. Os their say le Liverpool ale 101 l ishog a isd dartag this rime the pone wog elleaveded, her sites arrived et Liverpool she teem( it sdesieg, sad Cary sad ales Cede, see eiservirde oppoebesiel to 1.1 end wet ef the meg tem/ 'sloes Tee 004Millitosil Is. exist. A So LUZ tl 8110111ZIED BY MS STOCIL—A pnvsto .4 re nat Metterat wee read deed yereorday Is sae of the removes of • Iran from DrMeld to Weid a .. Mie ism wee W.As. HID WI tipsy when he got mat Wades, lied at Drallol4 obtained is. Mak. While traorring be 1.11 Lou kis err .oe the dams sad, being amble t • nre, • so not 4 idol by the From col kw reek. DON VOLUNTIZE Rl7lll Colin.—AA ex leaded fro foe nfl• pretties el MO sae, sod ais taeash are sow rowed, sad, re stteadep of the expo: m parent .ad Ind mirror le be klably woreciory. 'lb.. tar was-deaf p erode tee We ewer in tie cluiapt will be en dedwiey seas alter rat period meerups i.r !nil •11 be bid la tor rldles-school art lis Croydon barracks As skipatly de-idawl bolo, of roar sad ether, hos been pre to to feta I. the ceps ef ttio eriaten. hle by Mr. Hyde, sad teener of toSarni .r,as, by las saws of the c reps, rasa/ OS s VW. The ireekly opia. Were worm Crallere to be hold la the Teris-ball, is Walleleidey eeee‘elle. Le As treaseedue el the brisms of lb. deb ea I la orroltuest et ow wrier, et 'boo buoy, we me heypy to say. have nwently been erred. Atter tee maker droll ark Mug ea thiard4 lest the sae c ape .mid diesel tbe tee% heeded oy the dhows The Wass dellt,worm-tairs 20r.11 be bad, by am el toWarrior, es the raw ergot la Cr..pdea bar. tad, d half•pre rasa Weineresy end Setantsy webby,. • apcialtau raw et de mope will be bad ea the mead Wedaudays soh semeh. The reguletlea badge it time N le • t. serly, sad it the sceesiwietlea of beeebire it bay be he/ to /dr. Thesis W 2, ibuti-eueu, is appleaboe to lac swifts to the To O S O S ally Wed why freesias. !ILE APIOADB. LONDON A nefailAi d the soaseil was held at the Mu. siewboluorynsamay Right lbo. the Ltd Mayor M the etre The mused we. suirroody minded. no Charms sired that km Royal Miriam the Dire elf Oar. lend" Warr Car r adiss-trCref, ma be mired lum 1.4., r ha Royal Hmiscre deserve te ehr Dreftede. The Lard Mayor Ur assrd, red Mr. Alders.. Mew, Vierrerstrat of the Carol, ~..ailed. • resat li anstary vote r larks to Ile Royal Hlghser. • 1.. Het essintiations yea reel, end it wee aanerinced that Mir Borden Crib hat andrthnted 101. 10s. te the generel lead, sad IW. 10.. to the head for. Mr. Alders. free re pressed his lalwtlos d costruning lOL 10b. to the bsa.l teed. la vilely to • "retro from :Sr Freed. Doyle, Hat., the Lard Nam sees.l he had merit re believe her Mr .tenty's samerien woad be obtamed ia • ter days. Mr. .Udirmas Mess sad Copra Mootro Hicks ripened as to the rsamprant they had made with nerd to the bend, width meld await of twisty-re lemmata oneoleimee, eau. •' meted tee Mr. Tutt , ,e. late of the Royal Horse Gorda blow ha in rataaats so. beag turefaetured by Mr. Dina, and ...ray roams la rum ander that the bar coo take pert Ia hose as Lint ;Map.r's bey. Mr. Siam, mmesete.l that fhe birl sheer Inca pert of tom els s pro , - Nes. The Lard Mayor Elect stair he grid pima ihn error aorta is the beads of Me tocato , ttea l• reply to • quarts by Mr. Alderman Allem, the Lek Mayer eai•-d that IL* drill would tar pret eery evening Imo 3 ustil el, at Sios Collage, corer of I'oll4-lesi" Leo lea-well. Mr Robert Southgate, L i s s emitmordar, we Leadon. lair 'mossier* limaimody elected eeriseiti•amt tee to the brigade. Lord Mayor rimer re ors. il, end expressed hie entire eatteter ties at the prove.. of the varier streagrrente. He also Merl he word same a day to adrisider rbe oath of arras* LI did arm" wea t hers at the m e s.ios. bore. Hie iordahlp then said—l limb It to he sadsistood. is n o, t o oesedrs psi in me with referrer to the sth, 6.11, end 7thretions of the Veht•trit A:t, that the somber of rye' at et assay Wider' by the ast Is eight days at hear is the ODIltd• of f.sr crotr, bat web eight rye Deed ate to tostiosous , but is order to @stifle icy volunteer to be neured as as ofir. nee it at aseristy be Merril have attended cm MA Amor bed sumber of r The mates bu,to bees yet. I beg ken to meg tlat ell the slicers botdieieesfsise k Mead other Odeadee will she nib the arm d me molar oaf =Oft fares. The make big ameestly Mid ee to the gem et Matra, to t e thifeerra, feral UN SO IS) they we de sai s•W gates lb sake Map whoa crowd vase Mee meoke). I teeed4 mama the volenteen geed Mb are She est 44 0... 111., ca= Ma to meta tries Mk tie maal by Minn. — MIMS sad Beak 14,he Otedetam• liestat • ember le is, the emenliace of mambas, they as hem Am et heed-merem et wat4T . A.im me le alb, la amok am, thee ha the Oemel Oemeallag- Chief bee hesa l reml to elatiae the namies el e lhated amber ef elimer moiere ef tbie ammia, at their ma =par, the SEM Ilahary, Brio, to =it analibil earn al harealea, with fee ea lido pet, ail qualify them a at a the chat betiemen ef Irk am of Make wadi paned thit Lad Kam ie ebbe sad mama ecaduni in the char, sad the peeseilie eminstad. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 26, 1558. Nato *ntdlirna• ADNIIILLTT OOUILT, DOCTOII,43ONNONS. *an De/2: Me Overt Dim 'Monday, Noe. 3 ; Dewed L.tholtts ri ,„...L Thee Newt DM Tbondagr• 17 : ONO , , Nov. N. Nein Overt Days : Court Doi. NMI". sm. 4. eiesad Ogee D. Frilly, Noe. 11 • l'idrd = pl e r a rdis r. in. . ow s.. .Prib umw Ooert . D. O . T . hlllsc i = ,.., ti . D. A . 1 2. 41 The Own strazi e leek. 001711 T DOOTONS-CONNONI. Ti. Oseel eall di se Wirt W e eWeek on lie Ida melee A Com eige. no SIM Melee et Opt ot Pietas will Mw d rel ?flea by i r % 4 :. g ewill Seer ea mg din Nov. IL Nakao will be Wes ea New. I: Slimier, Now. le; use Wedeesday, No , . NI: ead Wedaesdeps, men farther sedge The Demi %Way er ,et 11, sops r Tbandey, Nov. 3. mad other Nee kr mama miles sae Poen •111 at IL de sap melley wlll lila Olembies cm Now. 3, Nov. it 10, NoT. 11, mad eeds suesee Wee, MIL CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. (Wore the Reaped/it.) Cloths GrantAni, mu., Alfred OriposlAaas and Charles Briauthowi, his soasararseis Edso4worpA, Witham Bland, and Thews Mood, were charpd with etaaling a number OAS SIN% mad a large quantity of lied, the property of thm Ray. Yr. Boyd, perpetual cameo, the part& of Padditigtoa. The primers Charlie Grantham, men., mad Thome Mead, It bays ideo &aged with recaiviai the maw property, kaowiag it to Ws Woks. -- Mr. ileigh sad Mr. Gifford tiondosted the prosecution. Tha prisoners were repremetted V i tltUstea, Mr. Mettalb, Mr. Bolter, Kr. Doyle, and Mr. The ferm i ot this mere have her (Iva mortly very tally la the police reports, and it will therefore not be to Mr the evidence in detail on the present amok& be was institated by the perish makers, of r a bid= sad it appeared that ea cederla coral having beset bred directing the dorm of the parish malts under the ohm*, the churchwardens =Fiord • pothers maned Kerry to perform the rosemary operations, sad he engaged the primmer Bland as a foremen over the works. Tha three Ormathers end Zdenbcoosigh were employed by him se labourers, sad the reessialag prism/sec Mead, kept • marine more shop dose to the °homebred ;there the week . were going ea. It spread that In ocasegrace at are Mir treks the* weer recolved by lbe polies se to the pro moter. rat wen WAN pier two sergeants of polio% namedMeibe end Pte, sere ingairies into the matter, and en re Mr of October they won engaged in watch beg the It ri lit 4 o tr a 4/011/1/1 Mad, when they saw about to go ia with ti o= ir watler Ms emeck-flock, sad they stopped 6) lL, lth Z ea emereht e hiakilm i d : I s e hY promesitta several orb and sWiTamsber ef creffierplaler, end merethen g tro c rearedweight of coffin 'war food; and while the search was going on the primer beggd the caws for God's sake not to take Idea into retry, sod be oleo to be pertained to remove mines Ban whir was la the ki= Mead, it appeared, raven. saplanselen et the mode by which the metal mar into his pasersion; and Moo bosh whir tor rine More dealers are brad to keep, sad in whir the law regress that ea estry should be weds el all the probers in the asp, sere as mearkm either eoffila pries, nor of the other oral the, yes foga& Wbr the Alfred Greather wee geterioned, be asief irii = other war r mach aremened is the matter as himself, sad the diem enbserently went to the primary Bird, who at Bret reds. that he was the SNOWS et tha wars la the ran= sad on his berg taken into messolly be wresolwei away from the officers sad ran o(, end whoa be wee stopped he mid it wen a bad job, sod they had only sold the metal and the ooffia-pleaes in order to raise matey to get a little beer. Boos of the other proems made sad the evidence went to show that they had been A lt = in some way or other with the remove] of the *Dan plates sad the furniture front the coffins that ware In the vaults of the church where the primers were employed. Mr. Cooper, at the clods of the ems for the prososatioe, took •legal objection to the indictomat. He said that the property in these mad metals wee laid to be la the rep pork and elm la the obsrekwardems, = 4l that the property did sot legally vest in either ef them pities, mad that it should have been de scribed either me the property of the executors of the de creased persons, and If they could not be discovered, them ss the property of Kew peruse us knows. The Itecordir, the after • good deal of legal argament, said it him that property wen properly described in rbarld to ietment, sad that the car must go to the jury. Mr. Ribton then submitted that upon the merits there really was no evidence to go to the jury against the elder Charles Orisathero. All that was proved against him was that when be wee taken into custody be told the officer that be enspeeted something woe wrong, and that if he had known he had been coming, he should not have found him. The Recorder said that the evidence against this prisoner was metaialy very *light, and it was eventually arrenged that a media at bet Gui?ty should be taken in his ewe. The learned conceal for the other prisoners then severally p L addrenesd t aro, and It was contended on behalf of those who were me ed in the vault., that they might have taken these err under the idea that they were et no vales, sad that at all events it wee almost impoorible to my by whom the property bad actually been tree. On behalf of the rarer Mead, ft wati contended that there was no mi. dance .1 guilt, knowledge on Ids part. The Rier having summed up, the jury retired, and, having been locked up for half an hoar. returned a verdict of Guilty spinet Alfred Grantham, William Brand, sad norms Med, recommending ßlnd aad Grantham to F mercy, sad Acquitted Charles Graham, the younger, and rauds The Brord ikial = a. lie entirely peed with the Mew which the jury bad taken of the case, and seatenord Alfred Gran- ' than: to two month.' inywhromant with hard labour, Braila 1 to throe maths, mad Mend, the receiver, to twelve months. TER QUI= Ir. 11/LACIIION. Mr. 81aiid, who eras cted for ti;prossc idiom in Otte ease, said that It was postponed front the last session, and Once then, upon a consideration of all the facts, he and his learned Mend, Mr. Oiffatd, had coma to the conclusion that the charge of obtaining goods by false pretences amid sot be supported, and he had therefore to apply for the Mechem of the recognisance., of the witnesses for the prosecution. Mr. Robinson, who appeared for the defendant, said that he stated now what ha had done all along, that be had merely bees an innocent agent la obtaining the goods of the prose cutors, and that be had not reads use of soy Wee pretence. The Recorder then made the order as preyed by the learned counsel. NEW COURT. (Before the Common Serjeant.) Jaw Jar, a pretty and intelligent.losking little boy, Mated Is be II yaws of ago, was indicted for uttering two conntsrlsit &Maga Tho prisoner had, It appeased, gone to the shop of Mr. Rogers, en artiste' oolournme, In liunhill-row, and there tried to pies • had shilling in payment for two penny cakes of colons. Hs was detected, and in answer to questions put to him, said that it had been given to him by • man who was in tits rest, bat pretended he could not as. him what Mr. Eager took him outside the shop. Mr. Rogers saw • ear strusang on the step of the house adjoining, and did not at that tier know who that man was, but had found that he was • , named John Ash, who had been convicted just this case ism called on. Another oar of = ; s o pass bad shilling in payment for some child's was gone into, and one of the coins was disco vered le hare been cast in the same mould ea some of these pearl by the prisoner John Ash. Tr child, when nerd what he bad to say to the charge, @W, rk I mach eagerness, " I don't want to go to no school." lM jury bead him Guilty, but recommended him to matey. Mr. Pollard, the solicitor to the Mint prosecutions, add that two serrioes mo the primes, wee tned eith his grand mother for patina lima coin. lie was acquitted, sad the sheriffs then wished the boy to go into some school, bat he refused. Inspector Brennan said that he had known the child from his sod his history was • truly pitiable one. He bad be. , s ht up is infamy. His isthrr and mother were both now in gaol fur mating bad money. John Ash was then brought up, and the Common Sapient essirmard hum to two years Immurement and hard labour, sad the ohikt to three =Obi imptimment, sad at the ex piration to be kept live year• is • reformatory school. SPORTING. THE NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. TVOIDBT-1111 CAII3IIOOIIIIIIII DAT. Fim POCNIDO 2-yr-olde sad wank. The winner wilh big mememaile to be sold Na 300 goner met, dr Lost deaf often RC. Ns. T. lasiessa the Erass. W Lean of Meta. f Mt ........... ................. I ....... 2 The Isarriag ohs, sir: sendike Gray, Lealybint, Tonmename, Illggingnmae, Pars% Matoles, and leteing le I eget Pensin, 6tol eV Tennalmo, 6to 1 egmt The PlOmme l / 2 1 le 1 mpg Tiebehlgo Geey, 10 be I emelt rsoghl"r=bpp_, .ice.l.:2load Wiled allmrs ibg lit sods pity. At the son Ttammles, The Plans Joind Ina anddeemed hand Om MOa essafas the tent Plassefongs Ins in nes; but at The et the he glen owl no mg OW the amen. end The Pomo mad Maple Emolument go legoloo, Thorium= wla• slag by lareimpeamtare of a length • bed third ; Ins few* Teemoner ma, sad Pornons sixth, wit= nit sepraidag asoL Two CloraolDollllllll 1111111111 Of U son. seek, 10 ft, MI6 any If desired, visa HO sided. Winsome extra. The mead to teadot N eon. gat ef the mann. Cambridgeshire Came (1 nib MO yards). (206 gala , 91 el tenon peg 6 gem enek Ms. J. gl .) ibengu list mkt. liAstoshse„ az= te. IP. 111•111.1 na r Timilirraft g ttr Virgin T-tl2/010•11 k N ook Iteeraplis, Penn% Mayaguana ifinletiaLlo, tag of the seen, Dream to Hied-aa-thoWing, Schiges, V ash Sem bpi* Oleaboak, Artnn, Lady Allas, f=eadela'ne else, Pella Broedleods, Tiehmbisf-Esave,_ _Abush, sod, Moamar, °autos* Beabow, Australia Meta sal Heavy. BETTING AT STARTING. 6 to I opt North Liston 7to I Mamie' U to l Anises II to I 100 to 8 trite s 100 to 7 Lady 15 to 1 Arledge 16 to l Mellasem 100 to 6 Ambush 100 to 6 Petra 20 to 1 Broadlande 33 to 1 Maud 33 to 1 Australian Maid 40 to 1 Montebello 40 to 1 °nachos 60 to I -- Volta 50 to 1 Red Regis 60 to 1 Yay o.. Le 1000 to 15 &Wan 1000 to 15 Meg Manillas 1111 LC/. A arowd of F 446144118 sad equeetrlans me usual, assem bled el the starting port to sarailaise di; conduits of the ~./Milan for the last time before they comansenord their jemmy. When Mr. Hibbard, however, took up los gig and caned upon the borems to take their places, the mounted apseletare in his vicinity west towards the wining chair, in ceder le witness the dash of the race. The inner wee soon Id with • clew field, and, alter wheeling round to the left, the hones begs' .lore in Rae. Thm only really fidgety animal at the poet on Annuities Maid, the more this broke away la the Meted Weise week, aad ran through the town. Bk. en led to Umi post, sad nanely say perectogon could Induce M tains her horses. Afters may little lopetiessa nee cis the pet of the mot rebansey madman—for ths jockeys be haved admirably trader the summand of the saner —the *nal woo given, *ad the lot were despatched at exactly Dia nannies past one. The Est ao her legs wee Maud, who west away shout two lengths in Meaux, Maned by Red Bee., Dm, North Lincoln, Lady Alice, Peen, Beabow, sod Gifologie, Prioress sad Mutineer Wag at the tail of the melt, sad Anetrslian Maid half-a-damn ingthe kind. They Ind soenely reached the Criteria. Sohn ..nag post when Dine Jebsd the rear lot, sad Red Ea& took spitho running, followed by Ledy Atka Pena, 04elegia Mead, 1 1 . 1 2• Y, Arledaa, SW Spode, Bembow, mod Meg I[arrßirl Korth Linens, fa the contra of this lot, gong se well am enything. As they steed thir alto of the old Duke's Egad North Lin ton woe beaten, sad Honey sad Yklabsw also dragged away; Arledge that drew towards the loner, followed by Meg Mravilies, Lny Alice, sad Sem Spode; Lady Alice was balsa beige reaching the code, mad the rams err ti e the throe pieced, Red Eagle carrying ea ths naming tead, sad • unseal.* by wointag delorty by lialf• learn ; Meg !cotes three learns, ant me Na from has 1.. Spode if .u:th) and Lifeboat kliftit) were den tog/Sham Elden sad Mutineer were sell up with the Sala ; Mind sad Lady Alin ware In frost of the next lot ; North Limon, Pena Artless, Mazzlai, sad flossy were toning in with the maenad diricoca In a awes; sad the lot paling op wee fermi by ult., firsochus, Montebell and Brighton Bird ' es-the-Wicg. On startinglndepvndre,o struck into Sam Spates heals, and warty knocked bleu down. 81111110TAILIS Of 10 MOTO. leek, fur 31r-olds sad op wards. The wirier to he mold ise 84.1 mom it cisia•aisd. Lost MEd Ab.M. faskags 217 yams). (4 watts) golora assuinsia hike bock 4 ye= Mr. inestiet Orend Ittssi une. Was by on, 4 no. OA ..... 11.1sentisst I Zees M Ong*. Kann, 190, k ft. loot half of Ab.M. furlongs 217 yeeds).. 114d4cto 0414•414. If Olimin. wA.lbt nb 10 llowwl 1 Lea glow, a4ly Alms Aft of Tm N,o d T.N. Nib Bettis 3t03 or Ores& Wee by two Ingtha lll.4l 3 OPTIONAL bALLINO BTAAWI nf 3 ion. each, with 2$ added. kr 2-Jr-olds; oohs, SA nib awd Mr. S a t Sr. Liii bar of Ab.M. (3 furlon)* 317 forda). labs) lart_6llwerw . Peeper. bp NAINWWw. 7.4 ....1 D... 0 1 .T. 14•10.4111T04•10. ■ le lib (1111.1.1.1 ; owesiio. Lady lakewer, f by Comarglai Rapier— deri=whee, Orr, and Oisi ring. 7 to 4 apt Lady Framer, 4 to 1 art Plumper, IN 1 r t l ea reemie, tad 7 to, ape Brim. Bartorcup, ne ars made pry le keN way up fir oorde, when Plumperlb. lad owe wee by • knelt wad a ha; arterosp UAW right wader the jedgee chair. am/ wee beers by a raga hr eared blare ; Lady 1 , 400206 ins lvarlL lira RANDICAP *Tali d3O rem seek l L T.T.C. (6 Wrap 140 per). (7 robe.) Ms 1.4 iitlara. 14 red:4m 44710114 re Illerbt p 11 . 6 . 4 143 .e."1:"=1 Semble/ 3 IAM • Tlbmihno. I; ail . nt lib ..... 4oegarlo 4 .J. Maw. Sarree Iv; Yr& . thers Abeam.. 4.4 i tee 1 /1111.11Dtur 41W1XXITA1241 of 14.sra. meek 10 lb ; for tire awl One per alb. T.T.O. (S forks.' 140 yard.). rm ) Turo *err MAWR MO 1110 m Detainee, 2 Fn. 5!t.... . ...... lisonbno ae ....... . loony I Iv. 0. 12isir. Ira ate .. IJ. Adaar4 I liekralag roe rem :-.4reserter..iffyieibta, f by Veld paer-3gehrees, Fair Meld of Ka., red fby Serpgre— Dor 2be 1 ape lb. lleeerez lily, 3to 1 apt Sparrow Ilevott. 6to 1 eget wier, 7 IMP 1 apt ['rectum., 10 to 1 apt Pi Meld el Krt. Was by. Wok throe lengths bream the reseed medlar& Tim Portant, re 3-yr-olds sad %Lowrie; wearer erred 71b. I.M. (1 m& 17 pee). Pruner. 3 oar. W. 6.1 autermlrs Zepeir ion ta Orinwle. I ) , ea or 1411411 s) I isms 11441bwislbPs Amara. 3 pe, Te 10 IClANabori 3 Ord awe ha. 3 we. .1 . Womb's /Wit. 4 Fa. IN ?ID W. tvorub 44b0i0. 4 tn. AA ten . io 4 c os lloyder Zon 4 to 1 rant Dr itios, d to 1 ape Starr. Wee by • berth and a ball yeti bad utter. BILLING HANDILAP ANPITAktn of 16 an. orelt. 10 ft. for 3.41-41 a and upward.. The wiser to be ear for 200 era. tf demurred. 11 (I mile 17 yards.) (6 label 111. rare muskeg. the reeted. br era VON sword.) I 0 4 , 74. pubi4ri (Ora) I Xt. Oraniaso *rpm. 4 me. Se .. Mr. J. le Xran lei beware. lan le ...._ idrentel 4 Wr. 0. LA.' 421 . • Qem10401.1•. 4 )rs.7ss ix. Pau) Been 6 M 4 rat reorrewm, 2 . to 1 apt Knuckle Dorn Ma 4 to 1 apt Clarion tlo Second. Was by • bred. Till CAMBRIDOSEHIRE DAY. • Ikell elsereslestesd sky med E. piercing cold wind raw demi the Cesekeldgishire day somewhat dr. ary and oncost- Oise& Ttery deterred men, plrortiro.strekero from visiting the beak sad men diminished the etc:Worm* of those per sem who lake • pecoolary intermt in the sport. fleversl edwe aircenswonose may be enumerated to explain the alight tbecompany which wes pereeptit,le. The " great =s "ast" ler • guitar to one, ono hence the market Oak, at that eddy hoer, wen usable to quit that malls, and the villagers cock net complete that puchame le time to Mosel the commenammt of tbe proceedings. 13pe•ridation, lee, W bow limited so that the event cl , d d excite gamest iseursM Lill. It most not be &fiend hoot them remarks that the attend taco on the hie& was byey seems email—i t weeemly not up to the avenge . Twelve o'clock was the time ~eased for the Arm rem, which wee decided ota the top seem; It wee the reedier Plate, and excited very little In ' limeL No meter hM the jurkeys weighed in for it the. the be ire of weighing the riders lor the Cambridgeshire we. =twith, end this we. • irk of some p- rp'exity. camped ame= which lb. crowded .tits of tbs weighing room mead. la dm course the amebae °libel 'melee born were displ tM telegraph board. Mannle Babel oltospes ayed arose on from the flag, sad In noon, ficee • Oak/urn was dishanig. Sine was, however windy mass min thee sate;' sad apsontion--amoaPt bathers cl horn at leed—was paned with little spin. The singes whin we, min is ne native petition cf awns Weems nibs nalistly Wined by dm Mt out prindoes Ilf=lo Or Nan althorns. the line bane tahlied wee North Liana, sad nob smested hie le the inlet at the top al the town. A men Wsasaitodsly senowand them, on followed MAIM den the eosin After North Liana we. Lifeboat and Masi* ad this followed Ditto gad Gresnes. Reed, an Broninds wee nosed the slat who den the name. Anne sad Jeha °darns two ware Wad an the ditch, sew the darns pd. The daseriplies of the mos which is dies nowhere waggeta law eamonate. • veritable weir we the near. Rad legit was memely amstiesad is the hottin, whilst Le stain tompain Lady Alin was the moat tread reprnatatin of his owes sad hie trim& Jest inn the start, however, we When that Mr. J. Ones. leek MO to 6 non the view. It may be no umnined that Red Eagle we trapist; c i a rted at inside Won kr the Met Darby, bat the at bast sever pve him credit for man train. Hie memo to-day principally bandits Seldom an has gives them • tars " inn they have not =pennon far • kin nee. Anne Junin the high opinion which the Den buy piety intermind of hr chance. The faecieritte were bens attar riot a little mans than half way. North Lia- cob, who bed nit knierd is the early part of his race, was =the Mt S. newer from the boat, wad this arid Anion semeedas, declined the eacionew. Whoa the gent awn Imd boa doodad. sad the ente nte* ankh lie estagested well bed ocoadowad hed soma- Whet dried, a movemest we made to the fiat, were the salad.. t•I as does sport we to take pin. Ti. mbar pen nom win set mind by say iodine ol Importance, ▪ tbe odd penny isseinsi the sober ow the heath ▪ slabas wery lays stleadmes was lelt to noon the henbane Ili dr nets. 0114 T 8•0011110 IlArc= Pot 1001.—Yorterday, et Isi Weed E. Mom. Earth and Lana, Jac, met to three kw SOL a Mb, at 100 each. 60 to be shot et hem lbw Imp. pawed Ike wet, M yards rise, double ma, dr ewe a - both ; Mt le be shot at from H end T kap. II yerda rtes. desk pme molt asks on. of diet. Mr. lan won, Idling MI to Mr. Hen4de 44. The WO( wee Ibe4 on Mr. Lemi. Beeler espplied the birds, eel Irst-rate ease they Walk which, with, the wet weather, sosmata kr the had wenn& 11611 MORT BMX/Mr-The report of the directors which le to be read at adjourned meeting of the pro =le to be bell eiremermr, the 26th MM., Ma th en The thsteseate stemmas have been slightly oared In hen from** keen amounts, by excluding from the egad meson as mesa detheacee by the Greet Wears = l. o .4... engney as alma se works. which *moat. cm it le theaht ought not to lath la s bathed la that ethena The following is the eapheates of the below arab( the d ea eapholi—Thes to Maw netheire iallarille, eB 4 6 , ll 47 6s. 1111. • dna ka Geed were Beano Campaay,A479l, 14..1L; In et 0/111 9 / 1 1% end ungstilinesineles,AlL lie. 3d. --seta 10,11111. a N. Wrest he heelleV oic he heliport Rail way the Grath Weans *gag y, ..d for rabid( a farther ..newt elsthitel, esedred royal aimed on the 11116 of /aged ire. The sea riled abilities for which ear twitlise mid in regard amount to 19,6001., incising aoshethounstioaed balm* To provide for this it is agesasmy dial the nesting anasethe the aurae el the powers dim must set by • delies Is as dine sew Noised la the rake. The trellis the as het yaer el 1859 he. been nearly 9 pat sea, beam ass tor the corres ponding half year of 18111; and Ihe talk ter July and Au. gnat of 1859 is been ); M udd. purse* bean Oen the correspond- Ingwo months of 1668." REWARDS FOR RAVING Lill PROM SHIPWRICIL --Sot:Timor" Ocr. 34.—A public miming was held here to-day in the Two-hall ; Wind Bence Bean is the ale &r ; for at r u se== the rem mad et the Bath Is his Crab, =swath et the Southall likbent ; and the emend Novae oirep to B. Her who had en alll firma thinks resolved the sedelja igiewpsintied espise ottioulertkatioaLtwit rod pilaw unites, wklii ethers,th remains la the fleatisrold ithebeet, which belongs ee as National lastiatioa this end the avatar's w* from the Prase* brig La th Merl, Rig the night of the 17th nit. Tht is fewsolthl was wall Mad on this accedes by Wise end pat/saes& • prooreles bean termed by the Uhboriee thew an the beet. to the hall, it being beaded by Llentramel immons. th. N.. bosomy secretary of the lieuthwell bowl el the thstitation, who rented $ beau tiful silk dag, on which walmarlbed the mine of the flotith wold lifeboat, and the Bontliwold arms worked In it. The itsg was some yams ego prealabod to the lifeboat by Mile *this. The shoirman lovas made some appropriate re make, Mite aorta, midst the y9laas of the spectstors, preesneed • mid se sub of the onthasit men. The grew the Wawa essishath of Mem Ewe, had peeviously bean aerial V. ma fre their gannet senior; het each was we. ea this ems* preempted, in addition, with a well- Wend deny Bible, beide which we. written his name sad • enable lasetption. elating _the cams of its twassetalioa. FM IN • COTTON MILL AT OLDHAM.—About a Tartar pest 11 on Monday • Are broke out in the opening room of Messrs. Robinson sad Winterbotiones mill, West end, Oldham. The Meths twos the boner we. insandiately turned oe, sad maresocere wire despatched for the firs engines. TM West of Enema 0808 engine was soon at the mill, and two of the town's engines were despatched from the Clegg.street depot, but were stopped before they arrived at West Rad. The other eogine played a little, but the Memo from the boiler had se deadened the fire that in a short time the men were enabled to eater the room remove some of the cotton in skips, and extingu is h e d tit; burning material by buckets of water. Them was about 4004 of cotton in the room, part of which was homed, and part damaged by the water. The nimbieery we. also dam aged by toe seem sad water, bat the amount of damage Ise not yet been encertaird. The will is insured la the West of linglsad, the Yorkshire, and the Lancashire in surance Offices. It is eappoged that the tire was ceased by some bard substance la the cotton striking against the ma chinery and • spark igniting the cotton. 81110ITLAR AND FATAL ACCIDENT.—A number of children were lardy aimming themselves on the beach be =1,•••• Camel*, digging up the spent bullets which had lodged in the sand daring the ride practice of the watery. la doing so they sooopod out a large quantity of send frees underneath • hues boulder; and cue of the boys, sassed about twinge years of wre, sou of the dongkram on the adjoining harm of Gmensn, unthinkingly eegt into the aperture which had been made. Sorg of his li compthione cried to him to come out, as they saw the stone moving; but ere the words were rightly uttered, the mime had fallen over no him, crashing biro instantaneously to death. It required the efforts of several wooer to lift the mom and recover the Ludy of the pour little fellow.—styr /baste. ii r OSD43P EL ESCAPE —As the James and Mary, of Oregsessedie, which ple between that port and Poet Deis, woe peels, up the easel let Medsy week, lades with a serge el 611013*, sad oarrying a heavy top weight, it wr espied is Look Na it. his. Brock, the skipper's wife, was Is the odds when the assidest occurred, sad was take se alive, elks, la hew?e dunes of the test Mese sus. pre sad wiles Imprimesse Bars the poor woman mishi be extreme ths reseb hod is b e Ba s sad a hole Cat is the bottom of the esmill, white Via sass keel uppermost. Dr. Hadden waited till the muss was she se, when be prescribed for her hem szessioe, which wee well. nigh hopeless. Wears le learn that the feeds sufferer, is • shat the after her moot marvellous swept, we able, with sone ssisinaw, to walk to an adjoining bats.—lsikirk Amid. MATH Or AN BIIINENT BRISTOL MERCHANT.— A Wept= was received in Bristol on Saturday, samooncing the menewhat sudden death, at Bede,. Baden, of Mr. Conrad W. Fibril, the bead of the well•knoen sad extensive sugar rathery Ann at Bristol. The event wive wholly unexpected, se the family had received lettere from Mr. liozil only a feu days previously 11&201111CiOft his intention at shortly ie turning to Englend. Mr. Finzil wee the architect of his own tortuoe, having vises from the reek of jnerneymea to the eminent position be had occupied long merlons to his death. He was of German extraction. end by se veral important improvements in sugar•refiabm, mimed by patents, had steamed a princely sorties. Pierbspe ne roan diapered a larger amount anonymously in cha rity. The asylums at Bristol, at which stout 1,000 orphans sre fed, clothed, bossed. end educated, without any public appeal is their betel/. and which per haps are the moat remarkable Imitations of the kind Is immense, partook to a great extent of Mr. Finztre twee headed but anoLtrative benevolence. The hospitals ef the city, the restoration of the noble dunk .4 St. Mary, Red , end all cow* really dessrvies, were liberally assisted by Mr. PrslL Where other men paid, perhaps , is positio n sod ileetre r gave their tees, the decearl gave hie hundredth sad may a subscription list le extant in which the well Imam was of C. W. Fined appears for 1,0001. Mr. Pula wee a ecaservetles, but he was no partisan, end he prelleend doing noel by stealth to mingling in the petty somieste of politic:lens. Is his removal the charitable teed- Mikan of Bristol hare sustained a greet, almost an Irrepara ble Ism, end his memory will be bag cherished as one of the nuenlicest benefactors of the city of hie adorton. Mr. MOW'S son. acre,, by Mr. W. Britten. the family solicitor, le ft for Baden-Base an Saturday overnight, for the purposeof bringing the reaming of the decreed to Bristol for interment. Tas ILICXNT EXPLOSION AT EIRMINGUAL—The carom reamed his inquest yesterday afternoon, and pastoral trimmer Irate examined, whom evidence did not lend In any way to antedate the can., of the soadent at the time oar repast vas thapatehtd. - - - B•XITART STATE OF WINDSOR.-40 coneequend of the ptesslenee of lyphos fever oolong the troop. quartered et Wlndier, • new inquiry Into the sanitary Nate of that tows hal been rat on toot. At • ap.etal meeting of th• Board of Health, bold at the Town Hall a few days since, the Mayor stated that la conaequence of a letter h e h a d re wind from the Privy Connollsodice, inquiries had bus made of the swine medieel men b the toes, including *tame of the Union, the wawa of the Infirmary, &a, awl I. was glad to learn that the general beelib of the town had savor bean in a more eatisfootory condition. Ho had lamb* ro quiratod the ourvoyor to frame a report, oborring what had bean dose la Ow wy of fhanbiag, tlooraisir, water mpply, lta, Ines he bed bald the Alm THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. Mr. rake& a booladisr, is PeSsrseseentsw, e...®- mesa bikes Sir Nem larade, to Awesome wfiyb. rebid to pay the anomie of 17*. OR, ger • almibesie Is Ile perish at Si. Faith the Virgin, usder St Pears A clerk attended from Mr. Tallest, mad staled thee hie employer was ill, and at the same time he handed is a formal notice from Mr. Tallest, stating We objections to the rue, sod his determination to cosiest in validity. . . dr Polar Loorio—Wby doom Mr. Tallied object to pay Ws veto? - - The Cikerk—He objects to the rata cm account of the popish peed**, in the church. (Manifeatattune cf appistua trout dm audience). Sir Peter Laurie—Then the sooner they put an end to them the better. Mr. Hicks, the churchwarden—: do not live in the parish, and do not, therefore, attend the parish church. I have only attended it race, and that was no the OCCAMOD de charity sermon, and did not observe any Popish practices then. If I wen aware that such practices rotated, I would dosli la my river to put a stop to theta. I may, however, stare that the service is Intoned, and that is the wont feature in it. (Laughter.) eir Peter Laurie—lt every one would make the came oh- It would rams put an end to these Popish practices. Mr. Hicks—The fact is the recent ohmage in the form of worship observed in the churuh,funri etroniCalvinimic tohigh olnerah, seems to have given offence to the cuagreattlam It Wm seem mash the mule, as the synaboliml Witness to the moles, that was objected to. Mr. Mestin (the Wei olerk)—l swan the amok is not ware hoquentsd Mr. Hicks—Me, •11 . . Now of the parbbkaws Mang the chnrch li r they all live out of town. Mr. actin—What have you to. soy to this notice which Mr. Tallest has forwarded l• Mr. Bloke.—The validity of the ra • sot Irvin been questioned la any ecclesiastical court, Mr. TeEent is, I ap prehend, too late with his Alaska. Mr. Martin.—Then tea roast am reported of "Reg. v. Nunneley," in which the dehedent gave s Smiler notice in writing to the following e ff ect I hereby give you notice that I dispute the validity of the church rate new in question owing to various Irregularities which were eostaitted by the chairmen et the meeting for levying the said nee, and sum wady taking the poll • sad that I ea advised by counsel that pooh rate is illegal ; sod I farther yea modes that If any distress warrant is granted las. I shell a" pa at law for damages." In the Geo. 111., c. 127, a. 7, which gives summery jurisdiction to the justices in such aoes it is provided that "If the validity of such rate, le the liability of the peen hem whom It Is denteaded to pay the same, be disputed, mad the party disputing the sense shall give notioe thereof to the joatices, the justices shall &abler giving judgment thereupon, and the person or Cmeademeadng the same may them proceed to recovery of their demand according to the course of law as heretofore used and accustomed." In that ame the magistrate made en order which was subsequently quashed by the Court of Queen's Bench, on the ground that, the rate being diaputed,the justices had no power to make the ceder. -- Yr. Rieke—But this Y only en objection to evade the rate. With regard to the popish pnWm, it ie all humbug. ( I . l4l lbtic) Yr. Martin—Which do you mean is humbug, the popish realms or the objection ? (Renewed laughter.) Mr. Rieke (to the audienoe)—lt is no laughing matter, I out swore you. (Laughter.) Sir Peter Larie—Well, we do not want any of the St. Georgete-in-the-Raet practices; m: the City. (Cheers from the auditory.) Mr. Ricks—Our rector is the son of the Hey. Dr. !MMus, the Dean of Si. Paul's, and the service le similar to the cathedral servlco, in which, of mune, Mare is a great deal of mole- - 134 Paler Louie—Dor this 'attain cost more, or entail as r extra expense f Mr. Riot.—lt clots not cost the vestry a bribing, dr, for the motor pajs for it all out of his own pocket. Mr Poen I wish It were made more expensive to the vestry, es they would than hare it in their pow" to stop it. (Laughter.) Mr. Lob (appeeliag to the auctienoe)—lt is no laughing matter. 111 Peter Laurie—They sewn to thick differently; St. snob Georgerist-thrifiest Lan set the example for laughing at pretties& Mr. Hicks—This objection to the rats is en Idle 'acme to evade peptised. There is no complaint of any moody* oat =end: Indeed there cannot be, for scene time book the of ell who were peal out al the rate were cut down to half the original amounts. We now pay the orranist only 104 a yew for coming twins • week, barely sufficient to buy shaelestlar • sad U. a year kr lighting the p., ringing the belle, And dewing the organ. Mr. Martin—And are those mum paid out of the church rate? 11r. Biree—Yes, dr. The pew opener and the sexton an also paid oat al the rate. Mr. Man is—l! yea will make a rate including snob hams se the law raeogabm as strawy for the demi aberrance alm b r s in the church, then you may comelier* sod year dammed, bat the apphcatiost ol.the rem to other r are IsMaph and any claim for a rate so applied cannot l a tr=a—My year of cake is wady expired, aad I will therekwe leave that for my succemor. As there sear to he min &Meshy is W present case, I will let it paw. 114. Murtha—l would rewarmed you at all 'vests to delay enforcing your claim until yes here inaerted is the rite rely such items as the law raadous for the rapport of the starch. Titsstlnzoona was then diantheed for want of juridic =churchwarden. being MR to their rentefy in the ticel Court. _ Awe Stephow lisms7witVeMeaination at the West minster Polka-court is given above, warn charged with raps. The widest,* Ilea digit to that tam at Westminster, and the primmer was reosadwi for a meek. £17114012D1114117 CHARGE 07 FELONY. At the Chichester quarter sereione on Friday, Mr. JOINS Collins, a master nailer, miffing la the City-road, sur rendered to take his trial upon an indictment which charged his with stealing from the perms of Anne Phaldrake, a muse containing some dories, a halfcrown, a piece of paper, Mr. sad • Vlariii3l oceducted the ,Mt Meetly. prosecution on behalf of the London and right= Railway Company. The prisoner was dedended by Mr. il•Doenell of the Rome circuit, who was specially retained, and Mr. Kemp. It appeared that on Monday the let of August, the primer and some of his family left London for Lacing, aid got out at that statics about won of the same day. The pro weenie was travelling by the same carriage, and she got out at the Shoreham &tenon, where the discovered that she had lost her puree and its contents. The primmer and his family went to the lodging he had taken for his family at Lander, and on the same evening ha returned to London. In the meantime information had been given to the railway police of the supposed robbery, and in consequeuce of in formation that was received by Carpenter, an officer °co sseted with the railway, he proceeded to the prisoner's place of business in London, and told him that he understood that be had picked up a purse in the railway carriage, and asked him what had become of it. The prisoner did not deny that the pane had been In his possession, and he produced it, and it was then found to contain three h alfpence, and he said that ha bad made use of the money it originally contained, but he was ready to replace it, and he then put several coins, amounting altogether to 9s. 70., into the purse. The officer said he understood the puree contained 12. e. 40., two pieces of paper, and a gold ring, and he inquired what had become of these article,. The primmer replied that he had not men thy ring, and be had destroyed the pierce of paper; and he then stated that it always had been his intention to return the perm. At the close of the case for the prosecution, Mr. Dl'Doanall erred that a charge of larceny could not be supported, as there was no evidence that the puree did not come homely into the poetised= of the prisoner, and there was no evidence to show that he was aware to whom it belonged, and his sub sequent appeopriation of it, therefore, did not amount to Oakley. „, . Tim Chaim= (Mr. C. J. Cobbett) declined to stop the _ _ Mr. M'Donnell then addressed the jury, and he contended that no felony had been establlebel; and that, although the pthiCIOST might have acted impudently and negligently, there ermined the slightest pound for conekting lum upon the peen sent charge. A number of highly respectable witnesses gars the pri soner en excellent character , and some of th em staled that he had informed them he bad found a puree le the railway au , then, and expressed his intention to return it to the owner. TIIII Chairman having summed up, the jury immediately mused a verdict of Not Goodly. INCENDIARY FIRES NEAR WOLVERHAMPTON. About one o'clock on Mosdey morning a farmer, named Hill, living at Horton, shoat tour miles from Waiver- Inamptoo, woe awoke by the glare of flames entering him bed room. On looking oat, he saw a detached barley-rick in Eras. Mr. Hill sent • man-servent for assistance, first to the yaw of Wonabouree, and then to Wolverhampton. This messenger had scarcely left Wombource before, at about • mile from his mutts house, beam that a very melons ow flagration bad broken rut in the rick-yard of Mre. Josef, widow. The whole district was soon aroused, and thrown tato a state of conaidereble alone. Two mounted mesmagers ware wont Wolverhampton. With as much deepen% as poseible three fire maim*, with their respective brigades, seder the command of Captain &grave, the constable of Wolver hampton, were on their be way to the place of the dieenter. By this lime Hills rick bed be oonsumed, but at Jones'. farm no fewer than 12 ealuable corn ricks were falling a prey to the devouring element. Aoy attempt to save these would have been futile. The efforts of the firemen were therefore directed to the farmhouse and building.., imitating • capacious barn close to the rick-yarn', well stow' with bailey. In this, happily, the united brigade ewe sumnifnl. Of the 13 ricks of wen that were este in the farmyard at mideight on Sunday, only one was saved. Among the 12 destroyed ware two of o ld wheat, having about 100 begs apiece. The value of the earn thee destroyed cannot be under 1,000/. We have heard no coto - potence of the worth of Mr. It di's barley. There can be little doubt bet this destruction of valuable propwy has been occa sioned try the match of an incendiery. When Kr. Hill looked out, his rick " alwasad," in his own weeds, "to have had a lighted torch ran all round it; " sad when the people at lire. Joggers form were wowed, .11 the 12 tithe destroyed were thee in Sawn The alarm wealth= at the last. named place by • discharged farm aervaat of Mrs. Joan's, named W ilksi, who accousta tor his being out at that time of night, end 1 his galag pest the farm from Wombwell@ to his home—that route set beteg the direct one—in a manner which has sot glees minket@ n. The police, however, are not of opinion that Wilkes is the incendiary. He has frequently given fir ketnatlun to them on different entinsoin was the mounted messenger who came from Jones's term to Wolverhampton for the fire-engibee, remelted et the farm during the greater pen of the time that the fire raged, mot has more answered soma of their queries in • way which they interpret as con sistent with his lanonnee. The @gemination ha. shown that Jones's rick. were fired from beneath, each in the centre ; end It is thought that Hill'. rick wax attacked emend In order. Mt.. Jane is tamed in the County Fire Ofilos, to the extent only of 3001. FALL OF A HOUSE Dirstis.--Abont half-pot vise o'clock on Saturday morning the meat:Piton In front of the house of Mr. Marsh, watchmaker and jeweller, Sackinlis street, Dublin, at preset undergoing repaint, fell with • tremble croak to the ground, belaging down the coping and other work recently elected. Fortunately, tbe workmen had gone to breakfast at lb* thee of the socidan ; otherwin the lona life would kayo born fearful. It was Moo almost pool denial that no person wee peeing on the footway to frost of the home at the time as the dating wee canned over with tone weight of thattr;. noose, sad Amoy slit* had fallen from the boun.—Frenriat's Jourfwa. [Advertiasmes . —JAKE', Hers, HoffostSsistc Ile ay 'ST. ID 1844 pert els www w00...f0r thensmeleseeee flea. envious to ttTJ. Cossw was eta silently retardwi. toweewiellebee Of Ow weds.. of tes pretwirAtions lu Use. M.O. 187 J. WO S.ll6o.ll ones sad peiefwi woo-Alums. at WI prepsfatsva base premed tw among vsos.u. b the fAShils •• • Weingaw boecran for bristam lanano. or onoper. MARKETS. COTTON.—Lrvinnoor., Ocr. 25.—The sales of cotton to-day are ono:Lewd at 8,000 balm A steady toatket at the pnote at yesterday. COTTON 000D8.-31ancnntrim, OCT. 25.—Then not quite Do much doing is pros as last week, end prion are in some Matartees slightly in LVOV/ Of Meyers. The German and 80018 other °main/mil housemen dimond to do hiatuses, but are offering hewer rates, and probably a decline of id. to id. below last Tuesday's rates would tudme some consider able operations. Spinners being still well =dm costract he many inenutoes ore not dived In mein snob a camesion. There is some bairn dais fires Mollonnans, =ken of suitable twist banger*, is deal with. Thin in seal deal of inquiry for yarns salted le tie Mar sal Banks, ninon, but buyers me unwilling in gine the pion osmal. asa an disposed to wait in 111111 hops of se exibr ameba. !sr the home trade only i moderate brims. Muob more Mims would be done for the Continent bat lot the want cd confl dean in present rates, many of the Osman lee its tidal bare of stook and holding orders in reserve der the presned. In cloths there Is much km approach to from then is yen" and MI kinds of India cs nearly are low. Menu 'sowers coming out of orders are willing to magi lid. to 3d. Mean abirtinge than last week. Other fakirs ertelirmer, but the dmosind for most of the is very limited. WOOLLEN.—Larne Ocr. 26.—During market hoar this mowing the attnotere wee a dense fog, which ren dered it nearly imposes to trauma business in the cloth halls. Tory kw merchants attended, and little was done. WOOLB.-Hi Orr. 2 : 6.—The tspid oor stunpii;n of wools has very mach reduced the shocks ba manufacturwe' hands, and, apprehending that prices may still be higher, they are now purchasing more freely at ex treme rates. MANUFACTURES. r- Hi Ocr. 25.-- I naonse ;ewe Oi estin s taily the demand for thick heavy goods hes bees sore twelve. In the other branches, Weiser is sot brisk but Meetly. Black doeskins end oaks mixtures meet with the reediest isle. CORN.—Hau.„ Ocr. 26.—At terday's matioet a mode rate supply of I.ek wheat ; best prods sell readily at last week's earreacy, bat Wirier serfs bee* maistain late rates. Foreign ISOM ell mbar more freely than during the week. Barley for malting mists with isms inquiry at full prices, whilst grinding commends AL to le. per qr. advance. Beans and peas support former rates, with a better demand than of late. Oats quiet, but not g enerany lower. The foreign Imports last week ere a. under .—Wheat, 7,367 qrs. Barley, 7,103. Oats, 860. Beane, 25. PIG% 385. Tares, 693. Linseed and repeesed, 9,186. Oil cakes, 181 toes. Liebe, Ocr. 25.—We are fairly supplied with wheat, whisk assets wilh an improved inquiry, and prime ere rather dearer then ou Friday last. Barley ea before; Ilse heavy quintiles much wanted. BMW/ maintain their value. Oats end saber snicks ea before. LYNN, OCT. 25.—Binoe Saturday we hive had vmg sharp frosty weather, with north-east wind. To-day's market we had a fair supply or wheat, the trade wen firm at teat week's rates. Barley, malting qualities M good demand at late rates; grinding qualities le. per qr. dearer. Beane end oats, !Flom firm. Wheat, white, old, fillbs. to 63115., 43e to 49r. ' • ditto, new, 601 1 e. to 6211.., 41.. to 47..; red, old, 6111. . to; albs., 41a. to 44e.; ditto, new, 69th.. to 6111 e., 37e. to 42.. Bar*, Cbevelier, new, 6211.. to 6411.., 39e. to 46e. ; comma, 61%5. to 6211.., 30e. to 34e. BOW, old, 6611.. to 66111.., 46e. to 60e. • ditto, new, 641ba to 6611.., 40s. to 47a. per qr. to the grown.. Niwcisrxe, ()Cr. 2.s.—The weather still continuo dry end frosty. Ws bed a good supply of wheat from our finnan to-day, but tang from the rest. A general doll ars hang over tbamerkat and millers bought sparingly at a &rimed Is. per qr. Old wheat wee most cbdirolt to sell. Flour to Mow request and Inclining lower. Rather more inquiry for brier and peas; for grinding malt steady. Mailing burley, anises ea% neglected. Oats cannot be so ld excepting at a farther reduction In pries. TRAFFIC RETURNS. MSS Per Mir- Total, To*, open. doodle.. VW 1666. WWI esdbx Oabober A Nardi sad I tat Oetol 4111.4.6te• L .-- 1.1 6.611 1.6 4.046 3. 4 13 .4.6llesaAr T. Ildtalo sad Lb Haan .... 1,613 1,914 w.. Warm a 011•11.1. 6,116 4.1171 10.440 0 . 11 . 0 41.6.6 erase 064e2er Kart lb 116meardit,441. 0.0.. 7.64 6.8.11 WWI maw Oaths , IS. Maw. , eel Ana* warm * 7.666 Week 4•6126 oar 73. Oral loszobsieg. 118 116 1.1164 UN Le • The ►Don I. ineliolve of Male do► oadyr agressini with UM London Lod Yionl. I/ alert Hallway Company. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASII•LTI. John tl Adams, Contain Louie, Irons (Vogt' to Tuisami, which tist Into Mantillas oath. Ism of law trith beermeli tirotsti.momilimi • minus, &a.. um condemned and sold at Mauritius prwrious to dm 7th or Aimcont. Her cargo would In lorwankid Ina MOM ems& —Maw Ytelt. Oa. 11. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. al?botsprivrente, from Liverpool for Calcutta, Sept. 8, let. 11 N, 122 25 W. . Otter of &Ito. (skip) • 600 Plrsoutlk for Qoktee, Sept- 20, lot rts leo to. Calliope. from Laverposi tor Pew York. Sept. 6, Int 47. la IL duo& o ,wmpt, of i ',mod Out. so, lot 01.14!. to if W. Jolla Paw. floes Loudon for Sboaphoe, Peat. 7, lot / I It, lea 31W. Wiwi% froth lisnarland for Point do Gal* Sept. 4, let 3 B, lot ~fo w: Sao; Stoddard, Iran Llrerpool for Calout% kr. 7, lat II N, to SI W. LATZST TROY AUITRALIA.—The Royal Charter, steam clipper, wee telegraphed off Queenstown yesterday, at 2.40 p.m., and wag expected to salve M Liverpool law eight or early this morning. She has mad* the quickest prep on raged (58 days), and will bring late Wee. H. outward one, too, wee also very rapid. LETTERE, &C., TO THE Warr C O AUT OF AFRICA.-- Yesterday the royal mail screw sammer Athenian, Lowry, commander, left Liverpool with the mail, 06 passengers, and a considerable cargo for Niedeira. Tenerife, and the West Coast of Africa. The Armenian is the !dimmer which briars the next homeward mails due in Liverpool on the Mho( November next. A WIIERATMAN'S CIIIIRCIL —The Norfolk Chro nicle says a wherry man's church will, in the coons of a abet Woe, be eocumenced in Yarmouth. Tun Nnw STREET PROM SOUTHWARK TO WEsE• nutsTEß.—The Metropolitan Board of Worko, having sow corded in pot chasing • largo number of houses situated on the line of the new street front Southwark to Westminster, Mined notices in that locality, yesterday, in which it was Mated that Means. Pullen and Son would sell in a few days the firm north's of the properly. This will consist of • large number of homes on the west side of High-street, Borough, below the towa-hall, roost of which have been built a little more than twenty )eare, and are in good condition. The property consist' otsearly 400,000 stock bricks. several tom of lead, itc. As MAI es Owe homer ere taken down and removed, a further sole will take place, ft being the inten tentio• of the board to proceed with the construction of the new line of sheet as rapidly ma possible. When it is finished, it will greatly relieve the traffic on the north side of the river. [Advertimement.] —H OLLOWAIre •Frecytnue.—ln the twine and fall of the wear. nothing I, more come. moor. and few aliment. wore dheethelow than the clams of dhow. de pesos% as showered liver. The @onset'uo of sauna. headset.. lieb low now and hos of appetite, will at once be reseenbed as the amnions of liver slreetwena •htch can only he rebored by regulating the acthew f that ocean. iiooo.a, • Pill. eaerthe a healthful lithium.. over the Niter, ueeretwn, known suul atom:elated throes threat lactate awl her Col/oleo. There ITIs cure after everythUag eh* falls, Defer,* for years from blicuthnow. wen l.e‘dache. awl deer cou th lalnta have hem thorolnebly reutsw..l 1.1 Oh w Pills to round health and a good dtgestioo. who pretheualy Ls I no cohnutent la lee. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. •NOELL.—Oet. 9y, at Warrtngton.terrae•Makliehtll West. the wiled T. J. Amen. o. • o-ot MMACH.—Oct. !kat Tal.ll perk. North Devon, the alto of W.W. Meads. The, M. r.. of seen ao.l hen.. COIAATIL—Oet. M Crsobrook. Kent, the wife of Mr. W. Colpl4 of a eon FRANK LlN.—Oet. V. at Woolletch. the wife of Mejor C. T. Frealaht. CA. Nana AMPlery. of • eon. 00111.0N.—Oet. M. et Alh)o. plank Edinhtwah. the wife of J. W. Oer.lon. Mee of • Pon nod bet,. OOTER.-04. 21. at date...a. newsy, the Mfg of J. D. Grow. Eq.. of • danghtez M . ltarleyttreet, f:mendieb.separe. the wile of A. "111;:i.71711, 5.:678:: 13MKTH asT.--4)A. V. at outtehatrtet, Leah. 14 , tct•Iti.• tLa tette of Mr. H. Bmettnuat, of a ttaaglatm. 1 M ARMILOIIB. BENVIVIT--T7lOlllll-Ciat. It at tie WM , oho , ch of Ft. J 0.... Mnafabory„l..a. by ta Ita. O. L Marko... W. H. It. Iknnet. EN.. of ritsattoam. to 11.11anbofik Latta. da..bwr of I. C. Tfaaa. Dbilrt l ik -I= 7 MOOD.-0.1.:0. atria numb. If moo. not by Mot Kim O Fran. M.A., C V. fame.t. of Towcootor. Non.. 4os. to Wm, &whim of J. J. llorarood. a: , Q.. of Vlemtburp rod. /10110N-WOLLITOI.-Oet. r it fit Ann'o. Mandator. !kn. J. J. CM. Arthur, at or J. Radom Li. to now dauettot of I. WolMos. Men.. of Mtamoo. at. Moo. TV LDT-COLLIN -Oct It at St. Durrell. i100my,67 the Bev. 1. Void, WA.. of Miloood.rood. M &Weft. 4su,tbta of V. Collin, 1.4., of gikloser.tria.l•••-00L UZATIIII. DALTILT.—et. V. at Lowden. the La. N. Dcaltiy. AJL. gram at utell, I t at seal TV. DICICOMOS.—Uot. H. at tatastaouth. Dews. MaJaweamscal 2. 1111.14-oet. 21. at tawl•ltara. Lout*. wife of Id 4 W. noitz wd. od FAR I..—oct. 24 at teembisteetree4 W latisler. J. 21. at the Orel% Ciaplawa read. J. Patient. BK. lat i trill.—Oel. V. at Um Chad Pus.% MO*" S. lialawWe Med 61. Mated .M MY.' WIIIILIN Xtl.l Baia% tor Ms a. Lombard SW" la the jar et Maw, at the Maas. to I..abard &mt. la lataTlMMllat V lailaitai. Ortimat26. NA